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Thank u so much, your vid will be so helpful to me

Sehr schön, das diese Songs nicht vergessen werden. 👍

just to clarify- you use all 3 treatments on one pot? thanks! beautiful work

I love the way you stack your plates! How important is it to leave a space between the half kiln shelves?

Awesome! That looks fantastic 😁👍💙

Thanks for sharing, I learned a lot!

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I really like the white and black theme ❤

Thank you did you make this yourself so cool would love to try this in the uk

So glad I’ve found your channel! You show the how to in great details which I find most helpful.

Excelente..!

Great cover

would it be possible to set this up for wood firing?

Hi! I would love to ask some questions to you. I wonder if I can make a kiln with the tank in parallel ? Because I want to make glass painting art. And round shape doesn’t give me much space. So I wonder if I can make it side way ? Does it give the same effort? thank you

I've done a few rounds of obvara. Mine torn out darker than i want. Is that bc the pot is too hot? I do it with a regular raku firing up to 1800+ at a studio, so i take them out last so they cool a little and i even hold them in the air for a moment. I also know they burn in the air after putting them in the mixture, so i put them in the water quickly. Any thoughts? Your work is beautiful.

That piece of wood was so precarious.

Thank you for sharing your loading process.

i find it amazing the partially supported plates didn’t warp, is that why you’re under firing your clay? nice work, beautiful plates

I wouldn't expect the top coat to stick well over the Ren wax..

Thank you for the demo, Doug. You said that the flung sugar left a bit of a sticky residue on one of the pots. Will that come off with washing or do you risk losing some of the obvara effect if you rub or scrub?

Very nice rendition.Thank you.

love the heat gun tip for removal!

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Hi great video, thank you! Question: how do you go about not glazing the bottom of your pieces so that they are still machine washable and they don’t absorb any moisture when you use them? Is it depending on your clay being mid and high range fire? I decorate my pieces with underglaze, and then glaze with clear, so I always fire to low fire range. Thanks again, great video for know how to stack those plates!

This arrangement is so pretty, I have butterflies, it's that "I have a crush" feeling, ew!! It's so good!!

Oh My Goodness! I’d really like to have the first broken piece.

You mentioned being able to make the inside water proof with products from the hardware store. What products would that be? It would be a huge help.

I am right now making a dinner set. I want to inquire whether it’s better to fire the whole set both for bisque and for glaze fire together or will it really matter. Thank you

Thanks for sharing your process!

My kiln from a trash can for bisque firing. Thanks for the inspiration. ua-cam.com/video/nutYrkg0Gmo/v-deo.html

Wow! These are beautiful plates. Thank you for sharing your process.

Very clever 😮

That helped a ton. Thanks for posting it

Those look amazing! Thanks for the explanation...I've often wondered how you get the desired effect...happy to see another video by you 😁💙

Thanks for sharing ; in your experience, how long dos the smoke print lasts? Is it recomendable to add some more uv protection and wax every one and then? Thanks.

Wear a dust mask, good looking...

When i saw you weren't putting thrm flat i was thinking oowwww nooo. Because lik a few months ago i had to learn the same lesson the hard way lol. But now i know it's not done. Will never make that mistake again. Your plates look amazing though. I love the color combo of the clay and the glaze!

Ahhhhhh!!!! This gave me goosebumps!! Yayyyyyyyy!!!!

I assume the shelving is made of a substance that doesn’t bow/ warp when damp? Fingers crossed they ship to far away land of Australia!! Hopefully they will reward you for the recommendation 🎉

Super heated zinc? What are you crazy?

Thanks for the tutorial Doug. I'm ready to glaze my first set of plates and this was a huge help.

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Do you have Instagram! Would love to follow

Never heard of this solution.. Thanks for the instructions on the kiln, I'm going to be making one and for sure try this whole thing..

Do you need to keep the water at 100 degrees or is room temperature OK?

Hello, the results are soso beautiful! Thank you for sharing! I was wondering how long the pots are fired before they are submerged into the yeast mixture? Thank you

100° Fahrenheit or celsius?

I absolutely love the esthetic of this technique. Is my assumption right that the higher temp ones turned out darker?

Do you ever use silica sand on your kiln shelves?