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Clay Mixers
If you are interested in formulating your own clay body, you’ll need a clay mixer. Similar to a large dough mixer that a baker might use, clay mixers can make workable clay bodies out of dry materials and some water with very little effort from the potter. Find out more here! And don't forget to download your free copy of the 2008 Ceramic Workshop Handbook: Clay Tools and Ceramic Studio Reference . This handy studio reference includes valuable technical references and great clay tools to help you with forming, surface decoration and firing. Plus, it has a comprehensive directory of manufacturers and suppliers that provide ceramic equipment, raw materials, clay tools and ceramic supplies.
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October 19, 2007
All Mixed Up? Check Out Our Guide to Clay Mixers and Pugmills!
Today's post is an overview and an explanation of the different types of clay mixers and pug mills available on the market today.
