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Adnan Badran,Elias Baydoun,John R. Hillmano understand without a background in chemistry. Still, a simple knowledge of fluxes, stabilizers and glass formers and how they combine to make glaze is useful. It will give even the nontechnical potter an idea of how to approach glaze problems and develop new colors and textures. The reader with mo

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Decisions,rket, raw material and fuel availability. In industrialized countries, where everything is easily available, the decision will usually be based first on the market, and then the best combination of clay body, glazes and kiln can be decided on.

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Obtaining Glaze Materials,panies that can supply specific items like clay and feldspar. If these can be obtained directly, it saves the costs of middlemen. However, these companies often deal only in large quantities. For the small producer, it is often best to get supplies from reliable distributors.

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Frits and Frit Making,re used raw, but this is not satisfactory for modern potters. Raw lead is poisonous and sodium/potassium are water-soluble. Borax is sometimes used raw in glazes, but these glazes cannot be stored for a long time, as the borax will go into solution or form crystals.

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Developing Glazes,o understand without a background in chemistry. Still, a simple knowledge of fluxes, stabilizers and glass formers and how they combine to make glaze is useful. It will give even the nontechnical potter an idea of how to approach glaze problems and develop new colors and textures. The reader with mo

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