Electric VS GAS Firing Glaze Combinations

[@f0xh0nd51]

I appreciate so much that you show the mugs that did not turn out perfect. As a beginner, it shows you never stop learning.

[@deepashtray5605]

Nice work as always. Just from my limited experience, on some glazes the atmosphere has an effect on the surface texture and how much they might run; the very properties of the glaze are affected. It'd be interesting to run those glazes on test tiles in the gas and electric kilns to chart the differences.

[@Skam1one]

You should make a video of you fixing the bottom of those mugs. I have advancer shelves and diamond core bats and I deal with drips on a regular basis. However most of the time I end up re firing the pieces after I grind them down and add a little glaze. It would be cool to see how you deal with it.

[@janitahall-swadley8169]

I adore that cheeseboard!

[@Xx_Lara2323_xX]

Honestly, I like both depending on which glazes were used. Some looked better in the electric and others looked better in the gas. But they are all beautiful

[@jillhumphrys8073]

Doing pottery is a draam i will probably never see come true. In the mean time, im enjoying growing gourds to dry and have been hydrodipping using a bucket of water and spray paint! Loved the tray and the white and muted tones!

[@Cate7451]

This kiln was packed super full with all those small items. I wonder if that affects temp too. I sometimes use a less drippy version on bottom half.

[@brokenredflag]

That green tee looks new aand i love it.

[@____Ann____]

5:11 that looks like a Christmas tree

[@robtheaccountant]

I feel you on the drips my guy, ugg

[@Natalieleu]

Gas firing is definitely an art by itself. Looks like it was a little to hot but I am absolutely not an expert, infact, I've never fired a gas kiln. Good luck (maybe a shorter soak?)

[@podatus1098]

Electric Cone 7

[@patspotpage]

Hi Jon, I love them both for different reasons. I'm wondering how much of the drips are the difference in heat work? Anyway, great stuff!

[@denisenoble4010]

You have a lot th grind back, but those mugs were/are beautiful

[@deniseanderson7059]

Gas Cone 10 with the right glaze and clay. Like Christmas with each firing.

[@buckwheat672]

what do you do with the cups that have the all of the excess dripping?

[@andrewgil931]

How many of your glazes were brushed on versus dipped?

[@sageslarres]

this isnt a comparison unless you fire them at the same cone. Since glazes behave very differently just because of temperature