I believe there is an easier way. Drop the pieces into the bucket, then break them up with a wooden 2" dowel end. Once they are in much smaller pieces the level of the pile is lower and requires much less water to soften the mix. Each day stir the slurry with a paddle until the mix is pourable and then pour it out onto a large plastic sheet Keep checking it until it is not sticky and then begin to gather it up and wedge it.
Thanks for the comment. I see where you're coming from, but breaking up clay creates clay dust which is dangerous because it can build up in your lungs and cause Silicosis, also called Potters Rot. I would also recommend using canvas or a wood board or wet rated drywall for drying the clay, if you don't have a plaster slab. Plastic isn't porous so the clay can't dry on the bottom. Having a porous surface will allow the clay to dry more evenly.
😅 Late response but, it's just something the dry clay does when put in water. It's a process called slaking. Absorbing water after being dry just causes the clay to break down.
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very useful tips - thanks for sharing!
I believe there is an easier way. Drop the pieces into the bucket, then break them up with a wooden 2" dowel end. Once they are in much smaller pieces the level of the pile is lower and requires much less water to soften the mix. Each day stir the slurry with a paddle until the mix is pourable and then pour it out onto a large plastic sheet Keep checking it until it is not sticky and then begin to gather it up and wedge it.
Thanks for the comment. I see where you're coming from, but breaking up clay creates clay dust which is dangerous because it can build up in your lungs and cause Silicosis, also called Potters Rot. I would also recommend using canvas or a wood board or wet rated drywall for drying the clay, if you don't have a plaster slab. Plastic isn't porous so the clay can't dry on the bottom. Having a porous surface will allow the clay to dry more evenly.
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I like this I’ll give this a try to , nice looking clay there . Thank you for sharing your life lovely video. 👍
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How it's melt.?
😅 Late response but, it's just something the dry clay does when put in water. It's a process called slaking. Absorbing water after being dry just causes the clay to break down.