[@edglenn9690]

I am just starting to learn pottery.
Natural clay and wood ash glaze is very appealing.
Good video thank you.

[@clayeasy]

It’s great that you keep the old traditions up and going! Great video Joel!

[@reallythere]

It's so interesting, really thank you for sharing your passion.

[@leepalmer3634]

Would love to see a small series dedicated to this topic. Especially seeing how the book itself is going be difficult to acquire

[@HiddenBlessingsHomestead]

So happy I found your channel

[@wadepatton2433]

Thanks. I make good ashes heating my home (white oak this load)--still learning pottery!

[@fruitlessbeast]

I just stumbled across your video. It’s great and I love your well worn copy of Phil Rogers book.

[@tbishop4961]

Excellent information. Thank you ✌️

[@Ilovethebush]

replace calcium with 'shell-ash' from either eggs or things like clams, oysters or possibly the exoskeletons of insects (like cicadas) and lobsters and crabs.
I know the egg shell, oyster and clam shell are high in calcium carbonate.
Otherwise, replace the calcium with bone ash

[@ancientexercise8973]

How do you get different colours with the ash?

[@khalidoubihi8657]

Informative video

[@coopart1]

Joel, I'm trying to reduce iron to black bellow 1600 f. For a primitive pottery project. Any book suggestions ? Tips? Gas kiln in reduction, and open fire

[@dwbunloaf8245]

New edition coming out August 2023 👍

[@bobm2331]

Informative video. But leaving out details of firing type, application type doesn't lead to a title of how I glaze with wood ash. Maybe all that info is on another of your videos. Nice results though.

[@janusventuramarinho7446]

Gostaria de receber uma cópia desse livro maestroa

[@rootz420]

What about plant ash

[@GhostIy_Games]

Hey nice pot
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[@deadpossum100]

WTH is a book?

[@theplaylab9336]

Just want a recipe man.

[@hojoinhisarcher]

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