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My kiln is firing … that will be in the blog …
Searched through some boxes in the garage and dug up this 6 panel.
I’ve only made about 10 sets of these tiles in the past 4 or 5 years. Always had severe processing-breakage problems. Never had a complete 6 piece together at one time.
Hopefully with the new p-clay I’m using it will be corrected. Big thick heavy tiles.
Cleaned off the plaster from wood, removed the screws on the back, and coated them with linseed oil.
Still haven’t got a use for them.
For a real woodworking project, they probably still need a days work of finish / sanding and stuff done to look real nice.
For use in a plaster tile mold, that kind of detail is lost any way. Texture is part of it.
Maybe frame it ? Use it for a head board panel ?
photos
panels on my wookbench
dry tiles ready to be fired
tiles in the kiln
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10 comments so far
Karson
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posted 739 days ago
No wonder you have breakage problems. Your Kiln is laying on its side.
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Todd A. Clippinger
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posted 739 days ago
I think Karson’s troubleshooting skills are pretty sharp. I find your work always interesting.
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Thos. Angle
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posted 739 days ago
By golly, Karson, you have an awesome grasp of the obvious!!! LOL
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Lee A. Jesberger
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posted 739 days ago
Dan;
Now, after seeing the picture of the kiln, I see why your picture is turned sideways. Makes it easier to look into the kiln. Clever!
Great looking pieces.
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cajunpen
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posted 739 days ago
Poor Dan – he’s fallen and can’t get up. Nice project post.
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schroeder
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posted 738 days ago
I love seeing this! – Thanks for posting please keep showing the process!
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DAN
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posted 729 days ago
finished frame
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DAN
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posted 673 days ago
aged a bit with slight modifications ... bronzing wax etc
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Deborah Bond
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posted 640 days ago
Dan,
I would love to buy a set of those beautiful tiles. Got some for sale? Let me know and a price please.
Thanks,
Deborah
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DAN
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posted 637 days ago
Hello Deborah
I have the set that is framed in my blog. Six tiles. ... asking $1000
Also have a 4 tile haunted forest set on ebay. ... asking $750
Always looking for offers.
Regards
DAN
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