Low Fire Clay, THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS! - Ceramics - Dallas Makerspace Talk

I have gotten a few questions asking what happens when you fire low fire clay to the temperature we glaze fire (cone 6)? This is what happens: What kind of damage does this cause to our shelves and equipment? This kind of damage: Please do not bring any low fire clay into Ceramics to be fired at DMS. Our firing team has no way of knowing just by looking at it. No low fire clay means no low fire clay. It’s a Committee rule. If you are not sure if your clay is low fire, please ask

Someone in Ceramics class bought low fire clay outside of the instructor's permission and it got put through the high fire gas kiln. Lost a teapot : r/ Pottery

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I was asked if I could fire these vases made by a deceased friend of the requester. Unknown clay body or glaze details. : r/Pottery

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