Hi !
I wanted to share a mishap that I had a few weeks back.I had a large cello tape ( also called a scotch tape ) base, around the width of 3 inches. I was eager to tackle it , seeing it is such a huge base.I don't have a pic of it before my experiment.
I happily covered it with a clay film , and I proceeded to put all the clay slices and I was finally done. And completed baking. What I did later was quite stupid. As soon as it came out of the oven , I dunked in Ice water , which is a standard procedure for me.
What I did not take into consideration was the fact that there is a cardboard base inside. The base got water logged .As soon as I began to sand , the cracks appeared. Then more appeared. I gave up all semblance of trying a save and I have kept these aside as a warning.
In case anyone was wondering , there are a few complex canes in there , a few bullseye canes reduced by the extruder.
Thank for reading ,hope my mishaps help you out from doing the same :)
Have a good day !
I wanted to share a mishap that I had a few weeks back.I had a large cello tape ( also called a scotch tape ) base, around the width of 3 inches. I was eager to tackle it , seeing it is such a huge base.I don't have a pic of it before my experiment.
I happily covered it with a clay film , and I proceeded to put all the clay slices and I was finally done. And completed baking. What I did later was quite stupid. As soon as it came out of the oven , I dunked in Ice water , which is a standard procedure for me.
What I did not take into consideration was the fact that there is a cardboard base inside. The base got water logged .As soon as I began to sand , the cracks appeared. Then more appeared. I gave up all semblance of trying a save and I have kept these aside as a warning.
In case anyone was wondering , there are a few complex canes in there , a few bullseye canes reduced by the extruder.
Thank for reading ,hope my mishaps help you out from doing the same :)
Have a good day !
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