880P Raku Armadillo PintSpectrum Raku glazes are all lead free and require a Raku firing process to achievethe results shown. Pieces are fired to 1750F (950C) in an electric or gas kiln. While still red hot, the glazed piece should be transferred into a reduction bin; commonly a small sealable metal container containing organic material. The reduction bin should be closed and the piece allowed to cool for at leasttwenty minutes before removing and cleaning it.

7 cubic foot) firing chamber capacity

step-by-step instruction on making

it drives the top roll through a train of gears

opaque light blue that has a smooth

Color slightly lightens

Cone 06 oxidation (larger image): The Blues is a heavily pigmented

The design gives great flexibility in making slabs

PSR04-10428

The normal use of Tin Oxide in a glaze is between 5% and 10%

Part #1371

Die kits are sold seperately

CHERRY BLOSSOM MID FIRE GLAZE C-50