Great video! I love your Pitfire enthusiasm, your daring experiments and the way you share everything: succes, ‘failure’, technical information and your opinions. Keep up the good work. Thank you very much!
Dear Mikkel! I just discovered your channel a few days ago. I wanna thank you for your very informative and interesting tutorials and your refreshing behaviour. 🙂
I look forward to your videos every Sunday evening! Lovely end to the week. Another lovely video packed with useful information. Thank you for sharing.
Wow, you covered so much and answered so many questions I had and some I didn't know I needed to think about. You are such a good and thorough teacher. Pit firing seemed daunting to me and I have learned the most from you because you go into so much detail. I so appreciate you having terms and products in writing also as some of them I was not familiar with. Your pots are always so beautiful, and your pitfiring colors and patterns are amazing. I don't know if I could ever sell or give away any of those. Thank you so luch for this video and sharing your talents. I have to see if I can actually do pit firing where I live. I think its a possibility.
Thanks :-) For my large vase I have found that the local concrete sealant I use are perfect and very cheap. But for pots for food neither that or acrylic is good. For that the liquid quartz is fantastic
thank you so much! I really appreciate you sharing all your knowledge this way :) could you please name this "industrial use material' you mentioned in the end?
That's a great video! Where do you get your oil drums from? I am from Austria and I coudn't find drums that large here that don't cost a fortune. Thank you!
Thanks. I buy them used. Many industrial materials comes in in barrels like this and often the companies that use it just need to get rid of them after. So I picked up mine very cheap (typically $10-15)
@@deMibPotteryah ok - I thought from your other videos that you made a full load, then just let the whole lot burn down. How do you decide how long it should burn for?
Hello, I‘ve seen your video where you show liquid quartz from Australia - I‘ve sent you a question about that via Instagram yesterday- may you have a look please?
Great video! I love your Pitfire enthusiasm, your daring experiments and the way you share everything: succes, ‘failure’, technical information and your opinions. Keep up the good work. Thank you very much!
Thank you! Will do! :-)
Dear Mikkel! I just discovered your channel a few days ago. I wanna thank you for your very informative and interesting tutorials and your refreshing behaviour. 🙂
Thank you so much :-)
I look forward to your videos every Sunday evening! Lovely end to the week. Another lovely video packed with useful information. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks a mot. So nice to hear ❤️🙏
Wow, you covered so much and answered so many questions I had and some I didn't know I needed to think about. You are such a good and thorough teacher. Pit firing seemed daunting to me and I have learned the most from you because you go into so much detail. I so appreciate you having terms and products in writing also as some of them I was not familiar with. Your pots are always so beautiful, and your pitfiring colors and patterns are amazing. I don't know if I could ever sell or give away any of those. Thank you so luch for this video and sharing your talents. I have to see if I can actually do pit firing where I live. I think its a possibility.
Thank you so much 🙏❤️
I was just reading about liquid quartz yesterday! Another great video, as always, thank you Mikkel. I look forward to these every Sunday!
Thanks :-) Glad you like them!
Another great presentation. I’m seriously thinking about doing this in the summer.
You should! :-)
You are a great teacher! Thanks a lot for your work! ❤
Thanks a lot ❤️🙏
Gratidão. Um conteúdo muito rico compreensível.
Thanks ❤️🙏
Both these pots came out great 😃
Thanks :-)
Oh gosh, I am going to enjoy this video.
Thanks. Hope so :-)
thank you, very informative!
for waterproofing you can use diluted liquid acrylic
Thanks :-)
For my large vase I have found that the local concrete sealant I use are perfect and very cheap.
But for pots for food neither that or acrylic is good. For that the liquid quartz is fantastic
@@deMibPottery There are acrylic dishes on sale. Acrylic may not be suitable for oven use, but may be suitable for normal cold use.
Beautiful technique! I dare you to mix radium into the clay to make glow in the dark ceramics :p
I think I leave that to you. Send pictures :-)
@@deMibPottery 😂💯
thank you so much! I really appreciate you sharing all your knowledge this way :) could you please name this "industrial use material' you mentioned in the end?
Thanks. Its called “murbinder” here in Denmark. Not sure what its called elseware
That's a great video! Where do you get your oil drums from? I am from Austria and I coudn't find drums that large here that don't cost a fortune. Thank you!
Thanks. I buy them used. Many industrial materials comes in in barrels like this and often the companies that use it just need to get rid of them after. So I picked up mine very cheap (typically $10-15)
Our Native Americans still use pit firing. It is so beautiful.
It is! ❤️
Maybe the definition of Pitfire is that it’s a single load/burn, rather than feeding it??
No, i do, as most others, feed it just like you do kn other fyre types :-)
@@deMibPotteryah ok - I thought from your other videos that you made a full load, then just let the whole lot burn down. How do you decide how long it should burn for?
Hello, I‘ve seen your video where you show liquid quartz from Australia - I‘ve sent you a question about that via Instagram yesterday- may you have a look please?
Just replied :-)
I Prefer the darker colour oppose to colours
We all have different preferences :-)