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1KG SILICON CARBIDE (150 MESH)Silicon carbide added to a glaze will start to dissociate at about 1000 C. Carbon dioxide gas results which bubbles up through the glaze causing craters which persist on cooling, an outcome that may be welcome if intentionally seeking to create a crater glaze. For more information on silicon carbide, see the Digitalfire. com Reference Library of ceramic materials.

and more from soft clay

For more information on talc

150# and 200#

Length of jaws from end pin to bolt is 7" (18cm)

5" High Firing Chamber

A clay deflocculant used sparingly (~2 or 3 g/ litre of water plus ~1 g soda ash) to lower the amount of water necessary to produce a fluid slip or as “Magic Water” (same proportions) to join together softer and stiffer pieces of clay

The removable barrel makes loading and cleanup quick and easy

This is Scott Creek's highest capacity clay extruder

For more information on sodium carbonate

The Scott Creek Pottery Multi-Shape Handle Die Kit for 5″ models is the ultimate in studio efficiency

Hold the tool like a pen and you can work on almost any flat surface

Other sources of TiO2 for glazes include ilmenite

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