Ceramic Sponge - Experimental @JustinsMakery
Ceramic Sponge - Experimental  @JustinsMakery
Uploaded July 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
I've been thinking about how best to make a ceramic foam material. (All of its potential uses are TBD) Saturating a regular sponge with clay and burning out the sponge seemed the first place to start. I show you what I did.

I have since learned that there is a large industry that uses a similar process to make ceramic foam to filter molten metals. (read: filtering crud from aluminum) Also used for diesel exhaust systems as particulate traps.

The next step is to test how much I should squeeze out of the saturated sponge before firing to achieve the open cell structure I am looking for.

I hope you enjoy.
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