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Low Temperature Clays
Plainsman * Snow * Info SDS
Our Brightest and Whitest burning earthenware. Made from refined dolomite, ball clay and bentonite. This clay is also available in a dry version which is intended for slip casting. This clay body replaces former Talc based clays such as L213.
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Plainsman Buffstone Info SDS
A slightly sandy, buff burning, medium plasticity body.
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Tacoma Clay Art Darcy's Redart (with Mica)
Popular plastic and relatively vitreous low fire red burning body with mica.
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Laguna EM210 Info SDS
An all-purpose, smooth modelling clay. It is an excellent clay for beginning techniques such as coil and slab building. The white color makes it an ideal clay for use with low fire glazes.
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Laguna EM217, WED Clay Info SDS
Very smooth, slow drying clay for modelling. It is used primarily by design studios and the entertainment industry for modelling, design, mock-up and tooling. Not formulated to be fired.
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Plainsman L210 Info SDS
Brown burning earthenware.
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Plainsman L212 Info SDS
Buff burning talc earthenware.
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Plainsman Raku/Throwing Info SDS
Fired bars shown are cone 10R (top), 11, 10, 9, 8 oxidation (downward).
Fired bars shown are cone 10R (top), 11, 10, 9, 8 oxidation (downward).
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Seattle Pottery Supply SP500, LF06 White Info
A multipurpose clay, for both handbuilding, and for throwing on the wheel. Works well with bright low-fire glazes and underglazes.
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Seattle Pottery Supply SP953, LF06 Paper Clay Info
LF-06 body with paper added.
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