A working library for other ceramicists: glaze recipes, firing schedules, the small ideas that took me a long time to learn. Take what's useful, leave the rest.
A working review of the brands I use, what they're good for, and the surface prep that makes them survive a glaze fire.
From a sketch to a printed cutter that lasts a hundred presses. Files are open-source, printer settings included.
How I run a 24-tile glaze grid in a single bisque, with a spreadsheet that survives the next firing.
Three firing schedules that work for the iron-saturated glazes I keep coming back to, annotated with what each soak is doing and why.
The archive started as a private spreadsheet. It's now a living website, tagged by base recipe, firing schedule, clay body, and result. Search it, fork it, send corrections.
90 mm. PLA, 0.2 mm layer.
120 mm. PLA, 0.2 mm layer.
24-tile rig + log columns.
I love hearing from other makers. Send a note, even if it's just to point out a glaze I should retest.
