julie
from
Jersey
asks
What is the highest temp I can biscuit fire this to?
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We recommend bisque firing to 1000°C for all clay bodies this is the ideal temperature as the body is porous enough to glaze easily, you can bisque fire as high as you like however be aware the higher you fire the less porous the body will become even at 1100°C you will notice the body is less porous and more difficult to glaze.
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Kelly
from
United Kingdom
asks
What % of grog does this clay contain and the grain size ?
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Scarva Replies:
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This clay body contains 33% of 50-80s corderite.
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Lucy
from
United Kingdom
asks
I love this ES60 for hand building and need a similar clay body in white, can you tell me the closest one in the range that will give a white finish? I fire to cone 6.
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Scarva Replies:
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Yes the ES20 Smooth Textured Handbuilding is ideal, here is a link:
http://www.scarva.com/en/Scarva-Earthstone-ES20-Smooth-Textured-White-Clay/m-5.aspx
Hope this helps.
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David
from
United Kingdom
asks
Does es60 need to be wedged before doing slab building for bonsai pots.or can it be used straight from the bag.
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Straight from the bag is fine.
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Lauren
from
United Kingdom
asks
What temp does this vitrify at please? Currently firing it to 1280°c but hoping I can try some lower stoneware temps around cone 5.
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This clay should begin to vitrify around 1220oC. Hope this helps.
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Chris
from
United Kingdom
asks
Hello, Can you please tell me if ES60 smooth crank is ok for a prolonged wood firing, possibly at 1300. Thanks.
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Hi there, 1240 would probably be the limit for a prolonged firing. Hope this helps.
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Smooth Textured Crank
