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Gloop for sculpture

Gloop for sculpture - gloop rzeźbiarski   △6 Oxidation
https://glazy.org/recipes/111167 - Himmelsholm

- Silica  34.00  (krzemionka)
- Kaolin  26.00  (kaolin)
- Feldspar  21.00  (skaleń)
- Whiting  10.00  (kreda)
- Ferro Frit#3124   9.00  (fryta boro-wapienna)
Total    100.00

I work with the glaze on plasterboard until it is like soft clay. Then roll coils to the desired thickness and hang in place.
I keep a close eye on the kiln's peephole and switch off when the cone 6 has been bent to 45 degrees.

Extra Soft gloop  △6 Oxidation
https://glazy.org/recipes/197343 - Himmelsholm

- Silica  29.00  (krzemionka)
- Feldspar  26.00  (skaleń)
- Kaolin  22.00  (kaolin)
- Whiting  12.00  (kreda)
- Ferro Frit#3124  11.00  (fryta boro-wapienna)
Total    100.00

urs

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Odp: Gloop for sculpture

... jeszcze o gloop'ach, aj.

"Normal" Gloop. This is a demonstration of "gloop" at a more normal glaze chemistry with a fixed flux ratio of 0.25:0.75, boron level of 0.15, and Silica:Alumina ratio of 8.0.
These tests were created using a line blend, moving from low to high Silica and Alumina. At the low end, the blends are proper glazes, while at the high end the blends act more like self-glazing clays. The middle blends can be classified as "gloops".
This is the third test of the line blend, with the third highest level of Alumina and Silica. It is a "soft" gloop.
Other tests from this blend:
"Normal" Hard Gloop - https://glazy.org/recipes/99927
"Normal" Medium Gloop - https://glazy.org/recipes/100382
Note: I added Veegum T so that the gloop is more plastic and more easily molded in the wet stage. You could substitute Veegum with Bentonite, or you could just leave it out completely. I added some Mason Stain for color, you could also leave it out for a white gloop.
Compare to a similar result with B2O3 0.3: https://glazy.org/recipes/59365

"Normal" Soft Gloop  △6 Oxidation
https://glazy.org/recipes/100383 - Derek Au - https://glazy.org/u/derekau/recipes

- Silica   31.40  (krzemionka)
- EP Kaolin   24.00  (kaolin)
- Minspar 200   23.69  (skaleń sodowy)
- Whiting   11.41   (kreda)
- Ferro Frit#3134   9.50  (fryta boro-wapienna)
Total base recipe    100.00
+ Veegum T   2.00  (np. bentonit)
+ Mason Stain #6450 Praseodymium  2.00   (pigment / barwnik)
Total    104.00

"Normal" Medium Gloop  △6 Oxidation
https://glazy.org/recipes/100382 - Derek Au

- Silica   33.82  (krzemionka)
- EP Kaolin   25.92  (kaolin)
- Minspar 200   21.34  (skaleń sodowy)
- Whiting   10.31   (kreda)
- Ferro Frit#3134   8.61  (fryta boro-wapienna)
Total base recipe    100.00
+ Veegum T   2.00  (np. bentonit)
+ Mason Stain #6450 Praseodymium  2.00   (pigment / barwnik)
Total    104.00

"Normal" Hard Gloop   △6 Oxidation
https://glazy.org/recipes/99927  - Derek Au

- Silica   36.24  (krzemionka)
- EP Kaolin   27.83  (kaolin)
- Minspar 200   18.98  (skaleń sodowy)
- Whiting   9.22   (kreda)
- Ferro Frit#3134   7.73  (fryta boro-wapienna)
Total base recipe    100.00
+ Veegum T   2.00 (np. bentonit)
+ Mason Stain #6450 Praseodymium  2.00 (pigment / barwnik)
Total    104.00

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... i jeszcze

Gloop 8   △6 Oxidation
https://glazy.org/recipes/289806 - Aspen Moreno

- Silica  27.78   (krzemionka)
- EP Kaolin  20.16   (kaolin)
- Ferro Frit#3134  18.60  (fryta boro-wapienna / fryta wapienna)
- Minspar 200  13.53  (skaleń sodowy)
- Whiting  7.71   (kreda)
- Bentonite  2.00   (bentonit)
Total base recipe    89.78