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URL: Plainsman Zero3 Glaze L,K,H and Firing Schedule
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Underglazes, engobe, a good transparent glaze and cone 03. Life is good!
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The white engobe was applied by pouring at leather hard stage. The underglazes were also painted on at leather hard. The mugs were then dried, cleaned, bisque fired, dipping in clear glaze and final fired to cone 03. The clay and engobe have frit additions to make them vitrify at low temperatures.
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G2931H - Ulexite High Expansion Zero3 Clear Glaze
A cone 03-02 higher expansion fritted clear glaze developed from Worthington Clear. |
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L3924C - Zero3 Porcelain Experimental
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G2931L - Low Expansion Low-Fire Clear
A cone 03-02 low expansion clear ceramic glaze developed from Worthington Clear. |
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G2931K - Low Fire Fritted Zero3 Transparent Glaze
A cone 03-02 clear medium-expansio glaze developed from Worthington Clear. |
| Glossary |
Drop-and-Soak Firing
A kiln firing schedule where temperature is eased to the top, then dropped quickly and held at a temperature 100-200F lower. |
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Zero3
The designation for a group recipes for body, glaze and engobe (by Tony Hansen), that potters can use to make low fire stoneware and fritware porcelain at 1100C (2000F) or cone 03. |
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