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Books, CDs, DVDs, VHS - Dictionaries & Formulas

Contemporary Ceramic Formulas
A comprehensive collection of ceramic formulas that have been thoroughly researched and tested by author and materials expert John Conrad. These formulas reflect the environmental concerns of contemporary potters. Includes clay bodies, including oven-ware and low-shrinkage clays and glazes such as leadless earthenware glazes, once-fire glazes, stoneware glazes (many Cone 4-6) and crystal glazes. Complete preparation, testing, application and formula adjustments are detailed as well. John Conrad, Paperback, 165 Pages.

C-300-173
List Price: $21.95 
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GlazeMaster Version 2.3 CD-ROM and User's Guide
GLAZEMASTER is a glaze and clay database and calculation program intended for both beginning and advanced students of glaze chemistry. For beginners it can serve as a convenient database to file and organize your recipe collection while exposing you to the Seger unity formula and related calculation to help you better understand your glazes. For more advanced practitioners, it can be a powerful tool to help you design better glazes or correct faults in existing ones. Users have found the program to be very intuitive and easy to learn. It is also very flexible so you can tailor many of the features to meet your specific needs. Some of those features are 1) the ability to organize your recipes in any way you desire, 2) multiple choices for the way you display information, and 3) specifying the materials you keep in stock to speed recipe development. CD-ROM & 90 Page User Guide (Softcover Spiral Bound for easy lay flat reference)

New in this version:

  • A major new section allows you to quickly analyze lin, triaxial, and quadraxial (Currie-type or ones of your own design) blends
  • A new layout specifically designed for clay body development
  • Runs faster, particularly on 2 -recipe screens
  • And lots more....

System Requirements:

Windows:

  • An Intel-compatible Pentium 90 or Higher CPU
  • Windows 98 or Later up to and including XP
  • 30 MB of free Hard Drive Space
  • At least 32 MB of RAM
  • A CD Drive

Macintosh:

  • Mac OS 8.6 - OS X (native or Classic)
  • 30 MB of free Hard Drive Space
  • 32-128 MB of RAM depending on your operating system
  • A CD Drive

Highly Recommended for Both Operating Systems:

  • A Monitor having a screen resolution of at least 1024 X 768
  • Internet access for updates

C-330-003
List Price: $50.00
Bailey Price: $45.00

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The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes - Paperback
This is a truly complete guide with hundreds of recipes and photographs of test tiles and finished pieces. John Britt begins with a detailed examination of glaze materials, chemistry and tools. Then he reviews each recipe and guides you through all aspects of mixing, applying and firing procedures for both fuel and electric kilns. The book contains specific information on each type of glaze including copper, iron, Shino, salt/soda, crystalline and more. (184 pages/300+color photos/ 11 ¼” x 9 ¾” paperback)

C-300-122
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Illustrated Dictionary of Practical Pottery - 4th Edition
This 362-page dictionary of practical pottery terms has a wealth of photographs, and diagrams. It is an excellent reference guide and teaching tool for beginners through advanced ceramists. This 4th edition has been newly updated and touches on subjects such as paperclay and decorative terminology. Black and white photographs and diagrams accompany about 50% of the terms in the book. (7 ¼” X 10” X 1” Soft cover) (362 Pages) (Robert Fournier) 4th Edition

C-300-22
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Studio Ceramic Dictionary
A complete alphabetical listing of over 250 common & uncommon terms used in studio ceramics including materials, techniques, tools, equipment and more. Each definition is clear and concise. Raw material formulas and health & safety references are given throughout. An excellent, quick and easy reference for teachers, students and studio potters alike. (67 Pp/ No Illus/ 8½”x11” /Paper) (John Conrad)

C-300-134
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Encyclopedia of Pottery Techniques
This practical book is designed as a quick reference for beginner and experienced potters alike who want to explore unfamiliar areas. It is divided into two parts: Techniques - an alphabetical listing of over 50 clay-making techniques, each extensively illustrated with step-by-step color photo sequences, images of works in progress, finished works and comprehensive, clearly written text. -and- Themes - with hundreds of examples and articles on forms and surface treatments by contemporary ceramic artists. An excellent instructional reference book. (192 Pp/ Color throughout/ 9”x9”/ Hardcover) (Peter Cosentino)

C-300-24
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Ceramic Formulas: A Complete Compendium
A compendium of over 700 tested formulas covering 4 areas of ceramics including: Clay - earthenware, stone-ware, porcelain, Egyptian paste, Raku, colorants, stains and engobes; Glaze - translucent to opaque, luster, matte, semi-gloss, gloss, crystalline, slip-glaze and colorants; Enamel - colors, clear, transparent and opaque; Glass - clear, translucent, opaque, luster, reduction and oxidation. Each area is introduced with a concise informative discussion of the properties of the materials. Testing methods and procedures are explained in detail. An excellent reference book. (112 Pp/ 8½”x11“/ Paper) (John Conrad)

C-300-169
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