The funny thing about potters. We have to stick our hands in a lot of things. Whole milk, jello, peanut butter, cream, pudding, yogurt. "Hey get your hand out of there." Don't worry I'm a potter
You said you color your sig, can I ask what with? Do you ball mill your colorants? Can I use a coffee grinder to get to the right particle size with stains?
I'm sorry, I have never made or worked with terra sig before, but after all this careful measuring at the end, you just dumped a random amount of water in. I don't get it.
Near the beginning of the video Jeremy says he is using 3.5 gallons of water which weighs 8.3 lb per gallon therefore 3.5 gallons of water x 8.3 lbs per gallon= 29.05 lbs water🏺 😀
very good tutorial , thanks for sharing , greetings from egypt
Very helpful- I used the cylinder method for specific gravity thanks to your video. Much appreciated. Thank you!!
Can you please use Liters and Grams for measurements
Neat video, technique explained very well. Thanks!
The funny thing about potters. We have to stick our hands in a lot of things. Whole milk, jello, peanut butter, cream, pudding, yogurt.
"Hey get your hand out of there."
Don't worry I'm a potter
You said you color your sig, can I ask what with? Do you ball mill your colorants? Can I use a coffee grinder to get to the right particle size with stains?
I'm sorry, I have never made or worked with terra sig before, but after all this careful measuring at the end, you just dumped a random amount of water in. I don't get it.
Near the beginning of the video Jeremy says he is using 3.5 gallons of water which weighs 8.3 lb per gallon therefore
3.5 gallons of water x 8.3 lbs per gallon= 29.05 lbs water🏺 😀
Is it possible to use lye as defloculant? In wich dissolution?
Interesting... very specific!
do you have to use the sodium?
you wont get as big a batch but is it possible?
Can terra sig be used on outdoor items? Is it water proof like other glazes?? I need a really matt glaze base.
Nobody works in ounces any more. Grams. LITRE for Water. Or you can use cups