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Old April 2nd 04, 10:05 PM
Sam
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I want to make a little peice by making a cone of paper and painting slip on
it. Of course, it cracks while drying. I am trying drying it very slowly,
but is there anything else I should try? I can't make it with a roll or cone
of clay because of where it is. TIA


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Old April 2nd 04, 10:51 PM
Diego
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Try making it on the inside of the cone so that it will separate from
the paper and shrink.

Diego

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I want to make a little peice by making a cone of paper and painting slip

on
it. Of course, it cracks while drying. I am trying drying it very slowly,
but is there anything else I should try? I can't make it with a roll or

cone
of clay because of where it is. TIA




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Old April 3rd 04, 12:05 AM
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"Diego" wrote in
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Try making it on the inside of the cone so that it will separate from
the paper and shrink.

Diego

"Sam" wrote in message
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I want to make a little peice by making a cone of paper and painting
slip

on
it. Of course, it cracks while drying. I am trying drying it very
slowly, but is there anything else I should try? I can't make it with
a roll or

cone
of clay because of where it is. TIA





Make up a paper clay slip

JW
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Old April 3rd 04, 01:37 AM
Sam
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"Diego" wrote in message
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Try making it on the inside of the cone so that it will separate from
the paper and shrink.


That would probably work except that I need to make it in a hard to get
to place and both the top and bottom of the cone are attached. Might work
for other applications though. Thanks.


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Old April 3rd 04, 01:37 AM
Sam
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"Uncle John" wrote :

Make up a paper clay slip


Do you mean (I'm guessing) mix clay and paper pulp together?


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Old April 3rd 04, 07:17 AM
Uncle John
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"Sam" wrote in news:xHnbc.379288$B81.5659055
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"Uncle John" wrote :

Make up a paper clay slip


Do you mean (I'm guessing) mix clay and paper pulp together?



Paper clay is a mixture of clay, paper (toilet paper is good) and sodium
silicate. The cellulose fibres fill up with clay and when fired there is a
good bond because of the fibre matrix. It doesnt shrink as much as a
straight slip and can acually be cast.

If you google paper clay you will come up with some recipes.

JW
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Old April 4th 04, 04:46 AM
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try putting the slip on the inside of the cone .


 




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