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Low-Fire Soda
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Lyla Oct 11.
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here's some more cone 6-8 soda tests
http://lylakaplanpottery.com/glazes.html
I am currently firing in an electric kiln converted into a soda kiln fueled by propane. I fire to cone 10 without a lot of effort. If you can rig a blower or if you have a forced air burner, it will FLY up to cone 10 and beyond. Give it a try :)
Julia Galloway http://www.juliagalloway.com/alchemy.html
does cone 6 soda, with some resources on her site. I believe Mark Knott (who is on salt/soda) does it as well. http://www.marknott.com
Kyle House and Nancy have also been doing cone 6 salt lat…
You'll have to add borax to the soda ash or bicarb of soda to get it to properly melt at cone 6. You'll find that a lot of the cone 10 flashing slips will work at cone 6.
I'm curious about low-fire soda and if it possible. The studio I have recently joined has this old electric kiln that someone had converted to a fire as a soda kiln, but then left before he had ever fired it. We would be using propane as our fuel so…
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- At 12:05am on October 14, 2008,
Pamela Theis said… - Welcome and Thanks for joining!
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- What kind of work do you do?
- I work in porcelain. My work is wheel thrown and altered slightly. When my work is finished it has about 6 layers of information on the surface through the use of engobes, terra sig, glaze, and the soda as the final layer. I've spent the last year experimenting with soda firing.
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