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Buyer Education, Glaze & Firing Adam Corbridge 10/27/26 Buyer Education, Glaze & Firing Adam Corbridge 10/27/26

Food Safe Isn’t Just “Lead Free” in Pottery

Lead free does not mean food safe. Safety in pottery comes from formulation, full firing, vitrification, glaze fit and testing.

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Glaze & Firing Adam Corbridge 10/22/26 Glaze & Firing Adam Corbridge 10/22/26

A Firing Schedule That Solves Problems

My cone 10 electric firing schedule, segment by segment, and why each step prevents a specific firing problem.

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Glaze & Firing Adam Corbridge 10/17/26 Glaze & Firing Adam Corbridge 10/17/26

Common Glaze Problems and How to Fix Them

How to tell pinholing, crawling, shivering and crazing apart, what usually causes each one, and where to start fixing it.

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Glaze & Firing Adam Corbridge 10/13/26 Glaze & Firing Adam Corbridge 10/13/26

How to Actually Test for Crazing and Shivering

A glaze can look perfect and still fail. Here is how I test for crazing and shivering with water, a marker and time.

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Glaze & Firing Adam Corbridge 10/6/26 Glaze & Firing Adam Corbridge 10/6/26

Crawling and Shivering — Why Glazes Fail

Crawling and shivering are not just part of ceramics. One is an application problem and the other is chemistry. Both can be prevented.

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Glaze & Firing, Salt Kiln Build Adam Corbridge 10/1/26 Glaze & Firing, Salt Kiln Build Adam Corbridge 10/1/26

What Is an Atmospheric Kiln?

An atmospheric kiln controls oxygen as well as heat. Here is what oxidation, reduction and neutral mean, and where salt fits.

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Glaze & Firing Adam Corbridge 9/29/26 Glaze & Firing Adam Corbridge 9/29/26

Why Your Glaze Is Pinholing

Pinholes are gas escaping through glaze that is already sealing. Here are the four usual causes and how to test for each.

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Glaze & Firing Adam Corbridge 9/24/26 Glaze & Firing Adam Corbridge 9/24/26

Consistency Starts With Measurement

Repeatable glaze results start with measurement: specific gravity, dip time, firing schedule and clay body, all written down.

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