same here!

Hey did you try boiling it out? I’ve been asking the same question. We have two types of clay( I think ) on my property. A red sandy clay, and a white/blue pure looking clay like in the video. The red clay separated from the sand and settled in the bucket on the same day. The pure white stuff hasn’t settled and it’s been more then a day, and I’ve only done a small portion of what I have.

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Hello Gregory. It really depends on what your using the clay for. I am making ceramic pots with my clay. Thus I need a very pure blend. However if you are building a wall you need a type of clay with sand and silt in heigher proportions. There's is a if you look up building with adobe or earth houses, you will find something goes into detail on this. It's a complex process, but it really works. Alternatively you could make bricks and use those. You need some kind of pure stiff and a lot of temper, crushed ceramic or something else to hold the clay body together. But in terms of finding the clay, keep your eyes peeled for anything. The more gravel the harder it is to refine, so you are looking for pure stuff. If you can make a small coil out of the clay, and wrap it around your finger and it wound break apart, it's good stuff. Take some and begin the process. Just get some dirt time and begin. Good luck to you.

I do not know anything about mud bricks. 5% sounds good, but I don't know. I was using the clay in the video for ceramics, not bricks. In terms of getting silt out, I poured it off the top of my buckets with the water. You could also ladel it off. I don't know how diligent you need to be, I haven't done enough experiments. Get your hands dirty and good luck.

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You can purchase them fairly easily on amazon or at a local hardware store. They are called needle files and are great to have laying around for fine work. They usually come in packs of five. Thanks for commenting.

Thanks Alex I just ordered some ! :)

I am using a 25 com blower on the forge but nothing in the aluminum. I would recommend the use of a variable speed blower with more power than you think you need. If you don't need it it can stay at low. Thanks for commenting.

thanks for ur reply :)