I enjoy your videos and your style of teaching. Thank you for making them available.

You are such an amazing teacher…wealth of information….thank you for your time ,

I like the new shape of your tankards and thanks for sharing the oxide recipes.

My banding wheel is almost the same as yours. I bought mine from the Fulham pottery in England back in the 1980s when I did an evening class in hand building pottery.

Thank you

Synthetic iron oxide is basically em purities have been removed. Cheers

I presume you're using your milky glaze on top these oxides... what if you put then previous glazying? Manganese oxide, what result (it rather metallize if so golden hues). Thanks for your videos!

You've a-band-on-ed your pottery, i see. Love from Oregon

So what pigments are good for oxygenated (electric) firing at cone 6. Red iron goes purple in our studio.

Thank you for the information. What glaze is under the iron oxide and cobalt on the pieces. .

@sleachpots

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It’s my standard milky glaze for cone 10

Hi Simon, how many mugs do you produce in one day?

What do you use the bottle of Chimney Rust for? Is it your source of iron oxide?

@TheInfoworks

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Hi, yes you've got it right. A source of natural iron oxide, there was a video some time back. I've been trying his idea of a kiln conversion, cheers