The Middle Glazes
The Story of Mid-Temperature Glazes
The Middle Glazes: The Story of Mid-Temperature Glaze is one of our online, on-demand workshops. It is designed for people with all levels of experience in glazes. It will be just as valuable for people with no, or little experience all the way to master potters.
We answer all of those questions you've always wondered about and smash a lot of those ceramic myths you may have been told.
It is over 10 hours of content that you may watch, whenever, wherever, however often, and on whatever device, and when you purchase it, you will have access to it as long as CMW is around.
We answer all of those questions you've always wondered about and smash a lot of those ceramic myths you may have been told.
It is over 10 hours of content that you may watch, whenever, wherever, however often, and on whatever device, and when you purchase it, you will have access to it as long as CMW is around.
Chapters
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Introduction
The History of Temperature What is Cone 10? Temperature Problem Why Cone 6? What is Glass? What is a Glaze? Periodic Table Basics Silica and Alumina Fluxes How Fluxes Work Understanding Formulas Why Glazes Work Reading Stull's Map Matte Glazes How Cone 6 Works? 20x5 Analysis 20x5 Variations Down Town Cones and Temperatures Temperature and Stull How Lowering Temperature Works Boron Boron Chemistry Borate Materials Gerstley Borate Frits |
Recreating Stull's Map
Mapping Comprehensive 20x5 Chemical Match Matte Glazes 2 ^6 Matte Mapping Fake Matte Testing a Fake Matte Glaze Converting a Fake Matte Glaze Crystallization Titanium and Nickel Cooling Bristol Glazes Bristol Glaze Chemistry Bristol-Leah Leitson Chun Other Methods for Temperature Reduction Fluxes and Temperature What Makes Glazes Weak Lithium Carbonate Boron and Durability Identifying Cone 6 Glazes Alabama Rain Analysis Temperature Conversion Temperature Conversion-Blue Temperature Conversion-Turquoise Matte Chrome Tin Red Conversion Cone 6 Clay Bodies Conclusions |