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Glaze Quantity Calculator

Glaze needed for a batch of pots, the dry glaze powder to make it, and the bucket size to mix it in.

Every surface that gets glaze: outside, inside a bowl, the base if it is not wiped.

How the glaze goes on

Dipping is the most economical way to cover a repeated form. Spraying loses glaze to the booth, brushing uses the least volume but needs more coats.

One for a dipped glaze at working thickness, two or three for a brushed one.

A dipping glaze mixed at working thickness is usually about 1.4 to 1.6.

Roughly 30 to 40 percent for a dipping glaze. Check the supplier data for the recipe you use.

The glaze that stays in the bucket between batches. Twenty percent is a fair working figure.

Optional. Used for the cost per piece.

Used for the bucket size. Leave at zero if you do not need it.

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