can this be used with regular clay (to be fired later)?
1786813
I don't see why not. I used it for soap and they came out perfect. Molds are soft and squishy, meaning they're bendable to get out the object you are molding. Hope this helps.
44267
I dont know i use with fondant and came out beautifull i will try with clay
1391724
You can,but for ceramic you dont need the high heat one, just the regular temperature version. This one is for exhausts etc..
342238
yes.....do NOT use the recyclable clays in this machine...it WILL break almost everyone as it drops dow. I called the rep, I was told to cut and adjust springs, etc. For what I paid for it.....forget that...I sent it back.......... Ended up with a Champion thrower... NOT a single broken clay!
1498713
Probably, but the paint would burn off quickly. You would need a high heat ceramic paint or a charcoal based paste.
1003356
Haven't tried it yet - wikipedia says: "Donabe however, can be used over an open flame as well as in an oven if three precautions are taken. First, the outside of the donabe should be dry before use, as moisture within the clay will expand in the heat and may chip or crack the pot. Secondly, the pot should be heated gradually to reduce the possibility of cracks due to heat stress. Third, the pot should never be left over the flame while empty." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donabe
2182711
It isn't air dry clay but clay that is fired in a kiln. The length of drying time depends on how much moisture is in the air a d the process is to allow a slow drying time like maybe a week.
570301
I don,t see why it would not, its used in concrete, its also used in ceramics. Use like straw in adobe. Dry strength in ceramics, burns out in kiln.
91459
Yes. The attachment is packed separately in the box. I use it for clay too.
1253884
I have used it with clay with no problem. So far, I have not found a ground make-up that doesn't work, due to it's tapered tube for holding the plugs. Once they are "cut" they are pushed into the tube which is slightly larger than the cutting portion.
2016494
You should be able to. However, don't leave it unattended, and keep the lid or lids handy if you have to put it out. Don't use water to put out flames!! In a pinch you can use sand to put it out.
1578060
I have used it on porcelain items that were broken and it did work wonders. I'm not sure how old the pottery if it's clay based, it may not work that well, but I had broken platters/plates and I used the glue and it worked beautifully. Let it set for at least hours for best results and before you wash. I would not put the item in a microwave; as flammable glue.
711038
As it's the natural clay you can do it, but I'm not sure you can mix it well for having the same amazing consistence that You would have the first.
53247
i think so...they are or seem to be that 'fimo' type clay.....i dont think it would ruin them if you baked them more with clay of that type.
1791325
Yes....but you will have to let it get bone dry. The thinner you make it the quicker it will slake down into mud. You could mix in some tp...look up paper clay. Paper clay will help stiffen your models
6896
You could but, if it were me I would not. The heat from an open fire could possibly cause the granite porcelain to shatter off of the pot. Best to go with cast iron or copper.
140141
No you cannot. It's a composite material that would not stand up to direct flames in my opinion.