Pottery Video:How to Mix & Troubleshoot Terra Sigillata | JEREMY RANDALL

[@joynoriega8908]

Very helpful- I used the cylinder method for specific gravity thanks to your video. Much appreciated. Thank you!!

[@mohammedegyptian2527]

very good tutorial , thanks for sharing , greetings from egypt

[@diegobarreto1188]

Is it possible to use lye as defloculant? In wich dissolution?

[@DunoonVanRijn-dx1hr]

Can you please use Liters and Grams for measurements

[@faithutz6661]

You said you color your sig, can I ask what with? Do you ball mill your colorants? Can I use a coffee grinder to get to the right particle size with stains?

[@carolyncurran8960]

Neat video, technique explained very well. Thanks!

[@skidz8426]

The funny thing about potters. We have to stick our hands in a lot of things. Whole milk, jello, peanut butter, cream, pudding, yogurt. "Hey get your hand out of there." Don't worry I'm a potter

[@bethward6788]

Can terra sig be used on outdoor items? Is it water proof like other glazes?? I need a really matt glaze base.

[@TrenchForgeArmory]

do you have to use the sodium? you wont get as big a batch but is it possible?

[@annboyajian7414]

I'm sorry, I have never made or worked with terra sig before, but after all this careful measuring at the end, you just dumped a random amount of water in. I don't get it.

[@sallycampbell7709]

Near the beginning of the video Jeremy says he is using 3.5 gallons of water which weighs 8.3 lb per gallon therefore 3.5 gallons of water x 8.3 lbs per gallon= 29.05 lbs water🏺 😀

[@llacori]

Interesting... very specific!

[@DunoonVanRijn-dx1hr]

Nobody works in ounces any more. Grams. LITRE for Water. Or you can use cups