Gravity of the Situation - Specific Gravity and Viscosity in Ceramics | Ceramic Materials Workshop @ceramicmaterialsworkshop
Gravity of the Situation - Specific Gravity and Viscosity in Ceramics | Ceramic Materials Workshop  @ceramicmaterialsworkshop
Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Tired of unpredictable glaze results? In this video Rose Katz of Ceramic Materials Workshop dives into the essential science of specific gravity and viscosity, showing you how to take control of your glazing process.

Learn practical techniques for measuring and adjusting your glazes using Darvan and Epsom salt, ensuring consistent and beautiful finishes.

Rose covers best practices, common mistakes, and how to maintain your glazes for optimal performance.

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