Richard, great to see you at work in your happy place. Thank you for this small window into your processes from start to finish. Need to try and find more of what you do. Hope to see you on the next throwdown.
I really appreciate this video. It has made me realize the process of tile making and now i can pursue the passion i found when visiting Porto Portugal
discovered this channel from recs based on watching clips of The Great Pottery Throw Down, and here's the man himself!! great to see what his work looks like
Normally the glaze is added after the first (bisque) fire usually to about 1000C. Then fired again to 1280 C which is when the glaze melts and becomes glass like
No, you cannot make clay anything that is durable and water resistant to any degree without firing it. You can build kilns yourself or buy ready made ones that use electric power (oxidizing) or gas fired (which can be reduction fired) woodburning etc. The type of wear and tear the tile is supposed to take decides the material and degree of temperature. Regardless of glazeing or no glaze. Unfired clay breaks down immediately into soft clay again if only air dry. Furthermore only some types of tile can stand up against freezing temperatures.
This man has the most calm, kind beautiful voice. Could listen to him all day!
I'm starting to add tiles into my line of work- this is so inspiring
He’s in the great pottery throw-down ☺️
Mr. Miller It is a pleasure to listen and watch your ceramic practice.
Richard, great to see you at work in your happy place. Thank you for this small window into your processes from start to finish. Need to try and find more of what you do. Hope to see you on the next throwdown.
I really appreciate this video. It has made me realize the process of tile making and now i can pursue the passion i found when visiting Porto Portugal
Great to see the process and all their lovely kiln furniture - I am jealous!
So glad to see Richard and his background in clay.
Loved him o GPTD
discovered this channel from recs based on watching clips of The Great Pottery Throw Down, and here's the man himself!! great to see what his work looks like
This man is so kind
Yeah i think so too, hes got a fantastic energy, really calming.
Amazing. In my country also people make tiles like this. Each and every tile hand made.
Where's your country?
@@karlinggroup2219 Pakistan
@@jabeenirfan8218 Cool 😊💪
@@jabeenirfan8218What is mixed with clay?
@@zanothandonjoli5859 red clay and grog, I think.
Beautiful work, really amazing talent and skill 😊
SOMEBODY HAS TO DO THIS!
Great job bro.👍
Great video and lovely work! What pattern books/resources are you flipping through there?
He's living my dream
Really interesting, thank you 😊
Rich is the BEST
Beautiful !!!
👏👏👏👏👏
Wonderful!!!
I love this
i am very interesting how can i know the raw materials ?
Asistindo essa verdadeira obra de artes, gostaria de poder fazer no Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷 ???
what is the book with designs ?
hyee, i just want to ask, when he did paint the tile? after the second firing or before that?
Normally the glaze is added after the first (bisque) fire usually to about 1000C. Then fired again to 1280 C which is when the glaze melts and becomes glass like
Can you make clay tile without a kiln
No, you cannot make clay anything that is durable and water resistant to any degree without firing it. You can build kilns yourself or buy ready made ones that use electric power (oxidizing) or gas fired (which can be reduction fired) woodburning etc.
The type of wear and tear the tile is supposed to take decides the material and degree of temperature. Regardless of glazeing or no glaze. Unfired clay breaks down immediately into soft clay again if only air dry.
Furthermore only some types of tile can stand up against freezing temperatures.
How beautiful 💜
כול הכבוד יפה מאוד .
Kilnmaster!!!!