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Do you have equivalent presentations for Cone 8 and 9 glaze firings with Stull Charts – if not where could I get them – thanks
Hi Adrian,
You’re commenting on a post about the glazy.org website. Are you asking about my NCECA presentation on cone 6? If so, I haven’t studied other temperatures but the principles of the Stull chart are the same at all temperatures.
Sue
Just found your site… trying to figure out if there is some way to create a file or bookmark glazes that I am interested in?
Hi Shelagh,
Glazy.org isn’t my website, I’m just sharing it because I think it’s a wonderful resource! Yes, you can bookmark glazes once you have created an account.
Sue