Thank a lot for this vdo , it is really interesting

Great video! Currently figuring this out for all my glazes :)

Great tip, thank you.

You're a wonderful contributor to the ceramic world! <3

hi sue - New to all of this and just got an electric rhode kiln...the supplier told me I dont need witness cones as there is an element in the floor and its so well insulated - and the controller is very reliable. Wondered what you thought of that given you advise cones for every firing, BTW I am loving all your videos - thx so much for sharing your knowledge.

Wonderful video, thank you!

I would much rather read this myself than watch someone read!

Yes! 🙌 I’m team Sieve at 120 🎉 I get fewer glaze defects and better underglaze application. I sieve both glaze and UGs.

Newbie here , what about (number) would I enter to make average batch …

So interesting! Thank you for sharing 😊

I've been promoting you on my last two vids. There is some rigor in learning about glaze and how to mix and test your own; but its not all that difficult. It really bothers me that so many emerging potters avoid glaze and only purchase prepared glaze. I have two relatively new potters in my family that are completely dependent on commercial glaze. After 56 years in mud I just don't understand; I've never used prepared glaze. Its so limiting.

Thanks for posting. I enjoy your videos. Very informative.

Im new to ceramics and appreciate this nerdy break down

Not on air bubbles but can your clay piece be too dry to kiln fire? Like 2 months old bone dry clay pieces?

Thank you so much for explaining that so clearly. I’m such a beginner that I wouldn’t know where to start to find the ingredients to substitute. For example we can’t get Gertsey Borate in the UK. Do you have a video or information about what we can use to substitute ?

Thanks so much for that. I’m just starting out - so have so many questions. Where can I find out information about the chart and how best to interpret it ?

Hello

How could i pay you for advice on a glaze recipe i need ? Ill pay your cost . I need a high melting point cone 10 or so glaze for industrial applications . No Iron allowed . you can find me in my video descriptions.

Can you post a video of how you gave set up the digital pyrometer please?

Yes I can see and hear you, can you tell me what the difference is from a dipping clear glaze and brush on. ps I am still making😅 everything! And am 89

As per Demib Pottery. Thank you confirming his method

I like how a witness cone (near peep hole) is good back up plan and really helps with adjustments over each firing. Safety first observe witness cone and shut off kiln manually! She really explains scenarios of what can go wrong. Thanks again firthis video most helpful!

fantastic, thank you

Thank you!

It's the same for me in Belgium , 7 years of working whith the clay at school but nothing on the enamels ... The first time I've seen a Seger formulation I say in my mind: how can I heat that ??? Fortunately whist the time I can now understand what is it . Sorry fgor my bad English but it isn't my mother langage ...

I was thinking if someone could invent/create/etc. a ceramic coffee cup that had air enclosed w/i so that it would be insulated it would be a money maker. Hope to either find one or give someone the idea to "make it so".

Thank you for these easy to follow directions. I will be making a damp box for sure.

be careful ever using your fingers to dig or mix a settled glaze -- you will loose your fingernail's tips in a matter of seconds 😳

You are so very cool!

Very informative and an amazing video thank you thank you so much.

Gracias por estos tutoriales de glazy, me gustaría saber leer el mapa stull. Si haces un vídeo de cómo interpretar el mapa, súper agradecida ❤

Myriam, from Uruguay How to turn matte glaze into glossy?

Hi Sue, i have been following and listening to your courses online, just wanted your perspective, is there an easy way to move cone 6 glazes to cone 7 using Stulls map

Hello

That’s great. My biggest issue, however, is with knowing what sg to aim for … I havent been able to find guidance around it for beginners yet :(

i missed something -- how did u get the 561 grams

thanks

Hello

I'm here. Trevor

Thank you Sue!!!

Watching from Gilbert, Arizona.

Hi Sue, What would you recommend for a water system if you don't have running water for this process? I'm considering doing the 3 bucket method for my water system, but how could I adapt that to coincide with your reclaim method? Thanks for your video! It's SUPER helpful for those making a home studio.

So how much saturated Epsom salt to add to glaze? Is it based on dry weight of glaze and ml of saturated Epsom? A percentage? Thank you! Suzy

Thank you! I didn’t want to hear, but, I hear ya!

Thank you so much! I was doing it wrong! I have been separating bucket water from scraps thinking I was speeding it up!

Thank you so much for sharing!!! I’m wondering if there’s any tricks to mixing up a new batch of glaze and then adding the remains of the older batch of same glaze together? I had Infinite Clear, Laguna, 2 lb mixed and it was fine. I made a new batch and then stirred in The old batch and now have severe hard panning. Thank you again!

This was helpful, thank you! (Coincidentally watched this in the morning on the West Coast 2 years after it was posted)

Does anyone know if these washes work well for glass fusing? 1600F

Thank you for your video. I was at my wits end with a bucket of glaze. The epsom salt water worked very well. I followed your instructions and now all is well. Thank you

Nice! My kiln arrives in October, so I am getting ready to set up my pottery studio 'from scratch'. I have decided to 'make my own' glazes, so your Glazy intro is very exciting for this 'newbie'. I'm looking forward to SOMEday have something interesting to contribute.