E19 Pottery Shorts What is a PSD
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2024
- Welcome to Pottery Shorts, brought to you by The Potter’s Round Table, the topic for this episode is What is a PSD?
The short answer is particle size distribution. In this episode Phil explores particle size distributions and why they are a useful tool for potters who mix their own clay or glazes. Enjoy the show.
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Brilliant!
Paul Auksztulewicz, thank you for the encouragement! Please share the channel with your friends and fellow potters to help us grow our community!
Post Stress Drama? No! Particle Size Distribution! Thanks again, for sharing!
Lol!
thank you !!
Happy to share!
teacher please help me, I'm from Brazil and I can't find the oven insulating brick, is there any dough we can make to manufacture it, I love you
Good question, unfortunately I don't have a good answer! You can, however, use refractory ceramic fiber blanket for many of the same purposes. And it's light weight and easy to ship.
Is there a book you could recommend for further in-depth specifics or a 'Recipe" for making your own clay? I keep thinking it has to be out there somewhere quite like a glaze recipe book. I mean to say, a suggestion for making a wheel throwing clay might be put in 20% of your local clay, x amount of ball clay, flux & silica,stain, but in a specific and formalized presentation. I've read about it before, but it is usually presented in a generalized way in a paragraph or short chapter and good luck with that! The idea that a potter should do this at least once in their lives had always intrigued me - I now feel better equiped to try it & I have a deeper understanding; maybe it won't melt all over the kiln shelves! Thanks again!
Diane, I have forwarded your question to Phil and will post his response!
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So why is this relevant to a potter?
My guess is you stopped watching when the lady’s voice started,I know it is confusing bud that was not the end lol
@@Angeliqueceramique and @Washhington Street Studios:
So true! The first time I came across that mid-video announcement I also almost moved on to some other video! I got used to it, but still, I think the channel does loose some watchtime from that. I believe the intention is giving the announcement while audience is still high, but a warning that there is more video after that would be good!
Great suggestion, we’ll add a warning to future videos!