Cone 6 glaze firing schedule

The glaze recipe is GA6-C. The firing schedule is cone 6 C6DHSC. The black engobe is L3954B. The clay body is Plainsman M370.

Blistering in a cone 6 white variegated glaze. Why?

Hi there, I have Amaco Potters Choice glazes and they say that they should be fired to cone 5/6. I am very new to pottery and was wondering what this means in terms of the firing schedule in my Nabetherm kiln. I have been trying to get the effects as shown on their website but they do not look ve...

I spent the past few days throwing a large amount of test tiles using 3 different cone 6 bodies to test both in cone 6 oxidation and soda. Can someone please s…

Program your firings manually, calibrate the final temperature using cones

Rutile blue cone 6 glaze: Fast vs slow cool in the kiln

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The Alberta Slip GA6-A glossy amber base glaze, when slow-cooled, goes crystal matte and changes color.

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Floating Blue is a classic cone 6 pottery glaze recipe from David Shaner. Because of the high Gerstley Borate content it is troublesome, difficult. But there are alternatives.

This bowl definitely embodies Autumn colors. It's Bee Mix fired to cone 6. It's Albany Slip Brown x3 inside and out, dots x2 of Running Hot Chowder...

Hi all! I’m new to brush on glazes, have previously only done high fire dip cone 10. Can someone please explain flux glazes to me and how they run when...

Tried out the frozen pond glaze technique created by Kathy McGuire. I'm delighted with the results 🙂 marbled Laguna clay body with Mayco Birch and Cordovan and dots of Spectrum's Running Hot Chowder glaze. Thank you so much @klm4655 for being so generous with the details of this glazing technique 🙂 so many fun possibilities. 😍 #frozenpond #maycoglaze #spectrumglazes #lagunaclay #glazetest #glaze #loveit #nofilter #nofilterneeded

Hi there. I have bought this glaze : https://www.potterycrafts.co.uk/Products/potterycrafts-stoneware-glazes/P2813 (firing range 1180 - 1250 degrees C). I have applied it to stoneware clay that I bisque fired at: I have been doing this for bisque: Section 1 - room -> 600 at 90 degree per hour ...

Adjusted (slowed) cool-down in cone 6 firings