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TOM TURNER PORCELAIN
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Glazes
Tom Turner
PO Box 717 Mars Hill, NC 28754 828-689-94390 www.tomturnerporcelain.com tt@tomturnerporcelain.com ________ Fake Ash Old Albany Slip 2550 Pfizer Vicron 41-8 whiting 1700 Edgar Plastic Kaolin 850 ________ My new white ash glaze derived from a quadraxial test I ran. ________ Turner White Ash Glaze Unwashed wood ash 330 Custer Feldspar 330 OM4 Ball Clay 250 Pfizer Vicron 41-8 Whiting 900 Talc 900 Edgar Plastic Kaolin 900 _________ My Celadon is a variation of John Reeves Clear. _________ Turner Celadon Custer Feldspar 2700 OM-4 Ball Clay 1400 Edgar Plastic Kaolin 700 Pfizer Vicron 41-8 Whiting 2050 Silica 3250 Unwashed wood ash 500 Black Iron Oxide 200 Peter Sohngen�s Memphis Mashiko Calcined Red Art Clay 1950 Custer Feldspar 1900 Silica 450 Wollastonite 300 Talc 200 Red Art Clay 200 Red Iron Oxide 200 Bone Ash 25 __________ John Reeves Green Custer Feldspar 150 Whiting 30 Silica 10 EPK 10 Chrome Oxide 8 Bentonite 4 ___________ I have spent 40 years pursuing a good copper red. I have tested many formulas and Carlton Ball�s Chun is the best for starters. The glaze below started there and has been modified over and over. Kingman was the best feldpsar but is no longer available. Tom Turner�s Copper Red Custer Feldspar 290 Silica 10 Pfizer Vicron 41-8 Whiting 72 Edgar Plastic Kaolin 8 Gerstley Borate 36 Magnesium Carbonate 14 Barium Carbonate 14 Zinc Oxide 6 Tin Oxide 5 Copper Carbonate 2.3 Frit 3195 2.5 Bentonite 5 _________ Tom Turner�s Flambe Kona A-3 Feldspar 150 Silica 90 EPK 6 Whiting 30 Gerstley Borate 40 Dolomite 20 Zinc 6 Barium 14 Tin 3 Copper Carbonate 1.5 Wood Ash (Optional) 3 ____________ My Temmoku started from a glaze from the Harrow School of Art in England as their Cornwall 85, whiting 15 glaze. It will need different amounts of iron for stoneware and porcelain. Plus the Cornwall has changed so much that I had to drastically change the glaze, so testing will be necessary. Some spell this tenmoku, for some reason I like temmoku. Turner Temmoku Cornwall 3400 Silica 1000 Pfizer 41-8 Whiting 600 OM4 ball Clay 320 Red Iron Oxide 480 Bentonite 80 __________ Teadust from Scott Cooper Custer 43 OM4 13 Talc 8 Silica 27 Pfizer Vicron 41-8 Whiting 17 Iron Oxide 10 __________ Turner�s White Liner-modified from John Reeves Clear Custer 1350 OM4 700 EPK 350 Pfizer Vicron 41-8 Whiting 1025 Silica 1625 Super Pax, or Zircopax 300 Zinc 100 Unwashed wood ash 100 Bentonite 50 __________ Leach�s Basic Ash Glaze Wood Ash 400 I do not wash ash as I believe much of Feldspar 400 the character is in what is washed away. OM4 200 Dry sieve through a 30 mesh sieve. ____________ Tom Turner Salmon Shino-a compilation of recipes Nephylene Syenite 44 F-4 Spar 16 Spodumene 19 OM4 15 EPK 11 Soda Ash 10 (light or dense will make a difference) Red Art-(or 1% iron oxide) 0 to 6 (depending upon body and reduction) Turner White Trail Turner Blue Trail F-4 Spar 850 � OM4 150 � Whiting 10 � Turner Blue Trail add Cobalt Carbonate 30 (3%) ballmill with F-4 for one hour Kiln Wash Alcoa C-31 Alumina Hydrate 6 EPK 1 Turner Cone 9 Porcelain-available at my studio, or Standard Ceramics-Pittsburgh, Pa. Ask for #600. Big Berthas Burners from L.B.White Co. P.O.Box 188, Onalaska, Wisc. 54650 , 608.783.5691 All you want is the Torch Casting(#01014), and L.B.White Co. mixer(orifice) (#01016). They come with about aP.O.Box 188 5/64ths orifice, drill to 7/64ths for propane and use from 2 Onalaska, Wisc. 54650 to 3 � pounds maximum pressure. For natural gas, drill to608.783.5691 9/64ths and use at 2 pounds maximum pressure. Run your gas lines to the kiln plumbing in a 0 to 10 pound gauge and shut off ball valve at each burner. |