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i am surprised at how few potters know about a mirror placed so the potter can see the profile of the pot all the time. saves all that twisting around to see the shape. some of the you tube things i watch make me squirm in sympathetic pain.

my house is too big and i want to move to a place where i can build just what i want and not someone else's house.
i have a large collection of pots made by Coleman, Glick, Makins, Meyer,Bringle, and others. i do not want to sell all of them but where would i start to search out a sale venue for such things? i know about Ebay. would that be the best way?

can't believe how many used kilns are available today on craigslist, washington dc. you have to enter kiln
in the category for sale then when the next screen comes up with thousands of listings for kiln dried lumber you choose title has image and select. it will show some from as far as annapolis and part of WV.

there are lots of them of all sizes and include even a brand new test kiln. if i can be of help as your "eyes" i will do so.

so much out there is beautiful, whose work would you like to claim as your own? not their lifestyle just the pot or pots. anything goes.

mine would, hands down, be tom coleman.

anyone got a recipe for a fake ash glaze? i gave away the last of the bucket of glaze that had been given to me without a recipe ( so i used it only on exteriors). it was green. i would like a basic recipe so i can change colors. anybody???