BAILEYS ORANGE RED C6 OX NZ MATE
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Cone 6 1201 deg.C. -
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Bone Ash 14.94
Lithium Carbonate 3.98
Feldspar GL/AP-240 51.35
Clay Ceram 3.69
Talc Westalc 35 16.84
Silica 9.18
Red Iron Oxide 11.50
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Seger
KNO 0.220
CaO 0.341
MgO 0.310
Li2O 0.128
Al2O3 0.246
P2O5 0.111
SiO2 2.218
TiO2 0.001
K2O 0.149
Na2O 0.071
Al:Si 9.04
Expan. 10.10
ST 346.34
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Beautiful glaze,,stunning on MFW slip over N21,,quite different from the matte glaze in his book but really love this one
Hello and thanks for this website. It's very helpful. I have a question for you. I'm an amateur potter but I've made many glaze recipes so I know that Bailey's OR1 is unusual in the way it settles on the bottom immediately after being stirred. I haven't fired it yet but I suspect it won't turn out well. Am I missing something?
ReplyDeleteHi Sheila, the settling problem is often due to lack of clay and one can add a small amount of bentonite ie 2-3% but it must be added to the dry materials and stirred in well before adding to water. Sorry for late reply but I have been moving house. I hope this helps Caroline
DeleteIt's that bone ash that does it!
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