I'm an expert
I spent four years of my life acquiring a PhD. This makes me an expert in the use of transparency in computer interfaces. It's not a hugely useful or interesting expertise, but it's all mine. I'm pretty hot at sitting on the sofa, too.
What are you lot experts in?
( , Thu 23 Jun 2005, 14:43)
I spent four years of my life acquiring a PhD. This makes me an expert in the use of transparency in computer interfaces. It's not a hugely useful or interesting expertise, but it's all mine. I'm pretty hot at sitting on the sofa, too.
What are you lot experts in?
( , Thu 23 Jun 2005, 14:43)
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Ceramics
I'm fairly versed on what NOT to do when making ceramic objects:
If what you're making is solid clay, it will explode in the kiln.
If you don't put in air holes in a thick object, it will explode.
If you put glaze on gray clay before firing it, it will explode.
If you raku-fire (take a glowing-hot object out of the kiln and drop it into a bin full of paper) and the glaze has been on less then 24 hours, it will explode.
Related fire safety (not me, but I was a witness): Be careful getting rid of the burned paper - it can reignite! Do not put burnt paper indoors and definately not in a plastic bin!
If you don't follow the project prompt, your piece exploding will be the least of your worries!
There's probably a lot more that I didn't ask the teacher about and/or he didn't have to yell at me not to do.
( , Mon 27 Jun 2005, 4:55, Reply)
I'm fairly versed on what NOT to do when making ceramic objects:
If what you're making is solid clay, it will explode in the kiln.
If you don't put in air holes in a thick object, it will explode.
If you put glaze on gray clay before firing it, it will explode.
If you raku-fire (take a glowing-hot object out of the kiln and drop it into a bin full of paper) and the glaze has been on less then 24 hours, it will explode.
Related fire safety (not me, but I was a witness): Be careful getting rid of the burned paper - it can reignite! Do not put burnt paper indoors and definately not in a plastic bin!
If you don't follow the project prompt, your piece exploding will be the least of your worries!
There's probably a lot more that I didn't ask the teacher about and/or he didn't have to yell at me not to do.
( , Mon 27 Jun 2005, 4:55, Reply)
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