Pottery in Australia Vol 17 No 1 Autumn 1978

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VENCD ELECTRIC POTTERS WHEELS, PUG MILLS DE-AIRING PUG MILLS VENCO SIT DOWN WHEELS No.3 & No. 5 (Heavy Duty) • 11 " & 13" ALUMINIUM FREE WHEELING WHEELHEADS. • SOLID CAST ALUMINIUM TRAY WITH l Y. " DRAIN HOLE. • SPEED RANGE 3O-2~O RPM. • Y • • \'I & Yz HP RESILIENT MOUNTED MOTORS WITH OVERLOAD PROJECTION. • SPEED LOCK (H EAVY DUTY MODEL). • ALL INTERNAL COMPONENTS ZINC PLATED. • CHASSIS/SURROUNO-5TEEL HI.TEMPERATURE BAKED EPOXY PAINT FINISH. 3EAT SHOWN-OPTIONAL EXTAA VENCO PORTABLE CONE DRIVE No. 2 WHEEL • LIGHTWEIGHT (~8 LBS) WHEEL. • % HP RESILIENT MOUNTED MOTOR WITH OVERLOAD PROTECTION. • 11 " ALUMINIUM WHEEL HEAD. • HIP OR HAND OPERATED SPEED CONTROL VENCO STAND UP (No.4) WHEEL AGENTS : see following page. 101
VENCO ELECTRIC POTTERS WHEELS, PUG MILLS DE-AIRING PUG MILLS VENCO 3" & 4" NOZZLE STANDARD PUG MILLS • STAINLESS STEEL SHAFT & BLADES. • % HP RESILIENT MOUNTED MOTOR WITH THERMAL OVERLOAD PROTECTION. • SHOCK RESISTANT "V" BELT DRIVE. • BARREL HI·TEMPERATURE EPOXY PAINT COATED ALUMINIUM (3" MODEL) OR GALVANISED STEEL (4" MODEL). • ALL STEEL COMPONENTS ZINC PLATED AND EPOXY OR ACRYLIC PAINTED. • SPLIT BARREL AVAILABLE ON BOTH MODELS. VENCO 8" ALUMINIUM BARREL 4" NOZZLE DE-AIRING PUG MILL • SPLIT BARREL • STAINLESS STEEL SHAFT & BLADES. • SHOCK·RESISTANT DOUBLE " V" BELT DRIVE. • 2 HP THREE·PHASE MOTOR (SINGLE PHASE AVAILABLE). • HIGH CAPACITY PISTON VACUUM PUMP 126"·28" MERCURY) . • CAPACITY '12.'14 TONNE/HOUR. PRICE SI45G-EX·FACTORY PLUS PACKAG ING & FREIGHT (A SALES TAX IF APPLICABLE). SINGLE PHASE MOTOR-EXTRA S1 00. AGENTS: see list on following page 102
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EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Editor Janet Ma
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EDITORIAL The publication date of t
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statement, even the repetition of o
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FAENZA 1977 The 35th International
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CERAMIC FIBRE KILNS THE DAWN OF
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A NEW ENERGY - SAVING KILN FOR POTT
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efractory fire-brick structure of t
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should enable potters to be more im
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CHERYL SMALL: "Peter the hot bread
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L YREBIRD RIDGE POTTERY A BEGINNI
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Martin Kelly was the first trainee
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AN AIRING ABOUT DE-AIRING PUGMILLS
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other minor innovations on the Venc
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---------------- A CLAY MIXER Leona
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WARREN PALMER : Shino glaze, cone 1
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RECENT WORK (continued) FREDERIC CH
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RECENT WORK (continued) IAN WfNTER:
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RECENT WORK (continued) GREG DALY :
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The material that worked beautifull
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POTTERY IN CRETE Penny Riley In Apr
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SOME THOUGHTS ON CRACKS AND TEXTURE
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College Courses Col h~lIe Coursels)
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Page 62 and 63: on view in state galleries. It also
Page 64 and 65: EXHIBITION REVIEWS H1ROESWEN Pastor
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Page 68 and 69: DULCE HERD At Potters' Cottage, War
Page 70 and 71: Adele Hollywood, Prahran College of
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Page 74 and 75: MEMBERSHIP : There are three catego
Page 76 and 77: SA Studio Potters' Club Jolanta Jan
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Page 86 and 87: KRAUS R. C. ELECTRIC WH EEL MOTOR:
Page 88 and 89: WALKER CERAMICS Factory and Showroo
Page 90 and 91: POTTERS EQUIPMENT by DOALL THE "DOA
Page 92 and 93: DIAMOND CIRAMIC SUPPLIES IN.S.WJ Pl
Page 94 and 95: TALISMAN POTIERS' EQUIPMENT Manufac
Page 96 and 97: POTTERS EQUIPMENT 14 PITT STREET RI
Page 98 and 99: DESIGNED & BUILT IN AUSTRALIA FOR A
Page 100 and 101: POTTERS' EQUIPMENT 74 WILSON STREET
Page 102 and 103: terrapotta stoneware by anne alexan
Page 106 and 107: VENCO ELECTRIC POTTERS WHEELS, PUG
Page 108 and 109: KI LNS. FURNACES. POTTERY WHE ELS.
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Page 112 and 113: KILN SERVICES STATEWIDE REPAIRS Re-
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