E12 Pottery Shorts: What is a Eutectic?

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Best explanation ever! Thank you for your videos

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Very interesting. Thank you.

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[@markv7458]

Great Video. I understand that Edit Heath of Heath Ceramics developed a Eutectic cone 07 glaze and clay body many years ago. It was suppose to be as hard as stoneware. Does anyone know what a cone 07 Eutectic glaze or Clay body recipe with the hardness of cone10 might look like?

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