NC Clay Club Golden Shino Video #1

This short video is a discussion of some of the results of the NC Clay Club Gold Shino firing we did last week. Just highlighting some of the typical effects we got with the hopes of doing it again soon. Thanks to the Village Potters for hosting and videoing this presentation.

[@xanandawollard382]

Button is always gold for me, what a fantastic glaze. Thanks for sharing

[@dkealoha2010]

Great video. Anyway to get a recipe for the Button Gold gold luster shino?

[@johnbrittpottery]

No at home...but on the PDF

[@beckypots1]

Thanks John, I'm setting up a second studio in Washington state, and the first thing I pack when traveling is your book (mid range). I bought the same 28" L&L kiln just the shorter version. I am having a little issue with glazes appearance, I'm guessing it's the issue of less mass heat when cooling. If the kiln is 1/3 less cubic feet, how much extra hold?

[@johnbrittpottery]

Not sure? You could watch cooling and write it down every 15 minutes, then plot it.

[@beckypots1]

@@johnbrittpottery Will do , I have a glaze coming up with large kiln, will watch, take notes, then compare with the smaller next month when I get to #2 studio. Thank you I hadn't thought of that. I blamed it to faster cooling with less mass, but never thought of taking notes of the original size.

[@rondacorkhill1654]

So, I have this book of yours. I was hoping it was ^6 firing. of course, it's not.

[@johnbrittpottery]

You can do it at cone 6...but not electric...I have tested some of those recipes and they are in the Midrange book. I can refund you...just send me an email.