How high should your potter’s wheel be?
As a potter, you’re spending a lot of time behind your potter’s wheel. If it’s too high or too low, you’re guaranteed to have back problems.
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The oil bottle
An elegant bottle to hold that delicious extra virgin oil…. it just makes cooking more enjoyable. Moreover, the advantage is that if you make your oil bottle yourself, you can completely choose how it will look. A bottle in the size you find handy, with a relief that fits well in your hand and a
Working with a press mould
CastiCasting moulds are designed to be filled with casting clay and then emptied, but pressure moulds work differently.
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‘Bisque firing’ in ceramics, what is it?
Clay has several stages. From dry clay powder to high fired end result, and all the steps in between.
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Polishing, how does it work?
If you are working with a type of clay that already has a nice colour of its own, it may be an idea not to glaze it, but only to polish it.
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How do you measure the density of a glaze?
If you prepare a glaze from a purchased powder mix, you are going to have to take into account the density, to get good glaze results. In this article, we explain how to do that.
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How to prevent clogged pipes in your studio?
Avoid clogged pipes and wasting water with the tips in this article.
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