Understanding the Triaxial Blend (Free Online Glaze Course Part 9 Practical lab work)

[@ErikWilliams-i4n]

This video is awesome 👍😎 Please make us some more,your very knowledgeable and very helpful!

[@nedludd8633]

In over 40 years of doing glaze tests this is the clearest explanation I have heard . If you ever reprint /revise your book you should add this to it . Excellent !

[@paulameredith4843]

You are back so glad cool materials ty

[@Neldidellavittoria]

Fabulous video. Thank you very much for this.

[@titiorrantia]

love your videos thanks so much! I have a question at 19:15 you say you replaced kaolin for silica, could you explain why?

[@johnbrittpottery]

Just showing how current recipes are derived from triaxials. They slightly vary ingredients for more complexity but basically 60/30/10...40/20/40, etc

[@edstud1]

Cool video, thank you!

[@alexanderadaryukov5745]

What the book? Thanks

[@johnbrittpottery]

Robin Hopper Ceramic Spectrum but in the video is my book, The Complete Guide to High Fire Glazes

[@alexanderadaryukov5745]

@@johnbrittpottery Thank you!

[@temoku]

Great video John! Brilliant bit of teaching. All kinds of ideas !

[@Floreypottery]

Mmmmm glaze chemistry fun.

[@douglloyd527]

wow, I feel like a professional now! HAHA

[@douglloyd527]

Could you, or have you shown how to actually mix one of the recipes as you do it?