99. How to Measure Specific Gravity (SG) for Pottery Glazes

[@awakenability]

Thank you! Continue to live your videos 🎉

[@deMibPottery]

Thanks 🙏

[@carolynpearce4829]

Thank you so much. You are awesome. I ruined an entire glaze load because I was rushing and did not check the specific gravity carefully. I needed to mix more glaze and was out of one chemical. I borrowed some and that made me rush even more. Now I am testing, testing, testing. Of course I need to make a lot of pottery to fill the kiln so I can fire the test pieces. I have a Skutt 1027. Such is the life of a potter.

[@deMibPottery]

Glad I could help! :-)

[@gabriellame1815]

Amazing video as usual, thank you! A potter has to be a little bit of physician, chemist, mathematics and an artist))) we are so universal 😂😂

[@deMibPottery]

Thanks. So true! :-)

[@agatharoozendaal9197]

Thank you this was very helpful

[@deMibPottery]

You're welcome! :-)

[@danhebert1592]

Just curious, what was the SG for your Copper Green/Blue Crackle glaze in an earlier video??

[@deMibPottery]

Not sure which one you mean. I do not use crackle glazes :-)

[@danhebert1592]

@@deMibPottery Video #50 you have a Blue/Green glaze. This is the one I was asking about the SG.

[@deMibPottery]

Ahh that one. I actually do not measure SG for this sort of Raku glaze. I mix them very thick for brush applikation. So it's more based on experience :-)

[@johnnylockwood]

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[@deMibPottery]

Me? :-)

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[@deMibPottery]

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