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Zero shrink clay?

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From: riccardo sammarco
Date: Sun, 12 May 1996 00:00
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Hi there,

	I'm wondering if anyone out there has any suggestions for formulating 
a zero shrink claybody. I work with large amounts of solid clay which have 
interfitting parts. It is crucial that these parts do not warp (which they 
have been doing). I've tried adding up to 50% grog but I'm still not happy 
with its overall warpage/shrinkage. 
	
	Any recipes or suggestions you might have would be greatly 
appreciated!

	Thanks in advanced, 
	Carlo in Vancouver

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From: ricc@direct.ca (riccardo sammarco)
Subject: Zero shrink clay?
Date: 1996/05/12
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