Pottery Shorts How Does a Glaze Strengthen a Pot? Or Does It?
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- Опубліковано 21 кві 2021
- Welcome to Pottery Shorts, brought to you by The Potter’s Round Table, the topic for this episode is How Does a Glaze Strengthen a Pot? Or Does It?
Have you seen a piece of pottery break and seem to explode? In this episode of Pottery Shorts Phil discusses the coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) and how it applies to clay and glaze. Phil also discusses some glaze defects caused by differences in CTE between the clay and glaze. Enjoy the show.
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Thank you Phil. Very helpful as always.
Melissa, really happy you find us useful and thank you for your support!
Good video/info. I like the pottery short concept. All of these videos are quite insightful. Thanks for effort to create and post.
Kevin, thank you for watching, sharing and your continued encouragement! It's a great way for us to meet our mission of growing the appreciation for the ceramics process.
Very interesting! Thanks for posting the educational videos.
Victoria, Thank you for the encouragement, please share the channel with your friends and fellow potters to help us grow our community! And if you have suggestions for future topics, let us know.
Thanks very much Phil and crew, I would love to see a more in depth video on this subject. I just bought the new edition of Mastering Cone 6 Glazes which is great and very helpful but no one explains things like Phil!
I have forwarded this comment to Phil, I will let you know his response.
@@WashingtonStreetStudios Thank you!
So the carefully controlled compression of the glaze caused by the clay shrinking slightly more creates an effect similar to tempered glass.
You got it!
Insightful and very well explained, as always! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching and your continued encouragement!
thank you...I seen some japanese pottery where the artist create artificial crazing
There are many glaze recipes designed to craze, the problem is when they are not supposed to craze.
Hola Phil & Crew, much appreciated learning as always. Real life examples included for visuals always appreciated.
Question: I find myself in need of some best practices for making a well pouring teapot, Might that be among the topic you'd tackle here or will we stick more to the ceramic science aspect of things?
Ben, I hope all is well with you and @specialvessels! I've forwarded your question/suggestion to Phil and will post his response. Thanks for all the support!