To Bisque or not to Bisque......

[@sheisofthewoods]

Thank you so much for your videos 😊

[@CaptMike]

Thank YOU for watching!

[@ankyootie]

First of all thank you for all your informative videos! As a newbie I’ve been scrolling the net for advice and when it comes to firing some people doesn’t set intervals (3+3+3 mins for example), instead they set the timer for 30 mins straight away. So my question is what is the difference between the two ways of firing? Thank you again!

[@CaptMike]

I do it to keep up with the heating process. After awhile you can tell hot hot the piece is by the color of the glow. also sometimes something will happen to the glass or ceramic and you dont know it, such as cracking and busting. If yo catch it in time is will save you trouble.

[@ankyootie]

@@CaptMike I see, sounds like soon it your way is the most controlled one for sure, and the best way to learn how the process works. Thank you for the answer!

[@M.L.Knotts]

Ok but what is green ware

[@CaptMike]

Green ware is the molded glay after it has dried but before it is fired to bisque.

[@M.L.Knotts]

@@CaptMike thank you for your explanation