How to use the Free Unity Molecular Formula (U.M.F.) glaze calculator | Ceramic Materials Workshop

Learn how to use our FREE glaze calculator in this video.
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[@alex-hp1ix]

Excellent information on Glaze Formula Calculations, thank You!

[@dariabiryukova9983]

Great explanatory video and calculator! Thank you! Do you maybe know how to add new material in the existing list of materials?

[@k.joshshnarajesh2607]

Sir namaste Quartz 24% Feldspar 35% China clay 5% Calcite powder 7% Mno2 5.5% Iron oxide 4.5% Chromium oxide 2.5 Buriuam 5%

[@spreeuw3]

roelant de rijk Thank you for all your clear explanation in your vids. I was playing with your calculator and if I change the cone number, I dont see any reaction of the red dot in the graph. Is this normal, do I something wrong I wander. thx a lot.

[@ceramicmaterialsworkshop]

Hi, The temperature menu is just for note taking, it does not make any changes to the chemistry.

[@methkusuresh]

Hi sir How to change cone no