• Superb. Very interesting study (about frit melting behaviour). Wow. What a patient effort!

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• Thanks for your amazing resources at digital fire. They have been invaluable in understanding clay, as I’m getting started with ceramics. Your emphasis to focus on the chemistry has made the art of ceramic very accessible indeed.

• I have done production pottery at cone 10 and 5 for 40 years, but during almost of full year of downtime due to COVID, I am exploring low fire terra cotta. Digital fire is an amazing resource. Thank you so much.