Pottery in Australia Vol 17 No 1 Autumn 1978

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KI LNS. FURNACES. POTTERY WHE ELS. POTTERY &CERAMIC EQUIPMENT 12A George Street. Blackburn. 3130 Phone : 877 4418 CLAY MIXERS. BALL MILLS. MODULAR SPRAY BOOTHS FEATURES OF OUR POTTERY KILNS • Angle iron frame clad in sheet steel zinc coated for longer life. • Bricks K23 hot face insulating, backed up by insulating material. • Electric kilns are fitted with safety switch, energy regulator, warning light, Kanthal AI elements, approved by S.E.C. • Natural & L.P. gas kilns can be supplied. They are lined with K26 hot face bricks, supplied with all gas fittings. Front load only. • Electric kilns can be supplied as front or top load. • Kilns can be fitted with drop down doors, vertical opening doors or swing doors. • Stainless steel can be fitted for extra life. • Mini temperature controllers can be fitted to all kilns. These instruments can be fitted with a cut out device to close kiln down on reach ing temperature. • All equipment is supplied net ex works, packing & freight extra. KILNS • Sixteen models in a standard range. Specials built to order. • Kilns can be supplied for a variety of uses, pottery, copper enamelling, china painting, heat treatment, glass, laboratory. • We also manufacture a range of spray booths, clay mixers and ball mills. • Pottery wheels. Six mOdels. PLEASE WRITE OR PHONE FOR PRICE LIST AND BROCHURES. T VAN WILDENBURG CLAY MIXER, PUG MILL MADE IN AUSTRALIA UNDER LICENSE BY B. & L TETLOW PTY. LTD. PATENT No. 487431 21'Vl " 700 mm An indispensable money saving piece 01 equipment lor the potter. This efficient clay mixer could save the studio hundreds 01 dollars. by eliminating the problem 01 waste clay. It turns every bit 01 clay scrap and wheel slop into useable clay again. It has twin mixing barrel. large sell feeding hopper litted with lid and safety switch. 1% H.P. 1 Phase 240 volt motor. 50-1 reduction gear box. Cast aluminium barrel and stainless steel blade and shaft. Extrudes a 2" wad. Will mix up to 600 Ibs of clay per hour. This machine has been designed for those people who wish to mix and prepare their own clay body or to reclaim waste clay. It has been designed to process large quantities of material and is very robust in its design features, and would be ideally suited lor prolessional potters, artists. craftsmen, school and hobbyists alike. Plugs into standard power point. Weight 200lbs (91 kg). 105
12A George Street, Blackburn, 3130 Phone: 877 4418 ..I ~71l • K6 o K7 WITH MIt\! !!I K7 FRONT LOAD WlTHMN K ILNS, FURNACES, POTTERY WHEELS, POTTERY & CERAMIC EOUIPMENT CLAY MIXERS, BALL MILLS, MODULAR SPRAY BOOTHS 106
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EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Editor Janet Ma
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EDITORIAL The publication date of t
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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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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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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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ticles act as constant irritants to
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Page 100 and 101: POTTERS' EQUIPMENT 74 WILSON STREET
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