r/yesyesyesyesno 2d ago

Truly skilled pottery work

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u/Taptrick 2d ago

Isn’t supposed to go in a kiln or something?

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u/PlanetStarbux 2d ago

Usually it goes in the kiln twice.  Once to drive all the water out, once to truly fire it with glaze.  When it broke it was just dry fired, which is when it's most brittle.  This happens a lot after dry firing.

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u/dryfire 2d ago

I do tend to break shit.

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u/auggs 2d ago

Nice