Trench Kiln (Cibola White Ware Pottery) cibola challenge
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- From adobe walled kiln to fired pottery in one video. This is an example of an Anasazi trench kiln, slightly modified. We have had some success firing pottery this way and it seems to be, only getting better. We take our failures as a lesson and move on. The clay humbles us and we invite you on this humble journey through time! Thank you for watching and please consider purchasing our products on the website to support our content, and as a collectible investment! Yakoke! Thank you!
-Parnell McDaugale aka Mark SR.
-Jakaiya McDaugale aka Mark JR.
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It's heart breaking to see those cracks on such beautiful work.
It cuts deep, but the extremity of joy in success keeps us going! thank you for watching
Oh man this is the video I've been excited to see for a while! How cool! Even had some snow to surprise things! Any idea what contributed to that warm-up cracking? Shame that happened, but wow the results sure are great!!! That took such a long time to cool down too. I think you got it pretty dialed in there with those results!
Our temper was too fine. Extreme temperature and humidity fluctuations made condensation on the inside of the pots. They are all made out of the same clay body. Bigger temper and a better preheat method are our solutions. Thanks for watching!
I am enjoying your adventures in clay and wilderness. Keep it up!
Just getting started, ThankYou!🫵 😄👍
Don't stop trying! You're very talented 😊
Thank you very much for your kind words! We are still learning!
Oh my some bad luck with some great pots.....another day is called for....wishing you the best.
Agreed, and Amen to that brother!!
Thank you for sharing a very unique ways of making Primitive Earthen Pottery Kiln a Chaco styles 👍💯the results of the finish products are B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L and A-M-A-Z-I-N-G 👍💯 Great video my friend 🙏👍💜💚💕💓
Thank you for watching! We have much more to come!
Wow, I have never seen cracking like that in the preheating. It must need more temper is all I can guess. You did get some decent reduction and as long as you learned something it was a positive experience. Keep up the good work.
I think we learned everything we needed to know in this firing and we have a new similar theory about bulk firing! Thanks for watching, Sir!
Those are amazingly beautiful pots! I'm sure it's sad to lose them, but you made them truly beautiful!
thank you for watching, all of the ones that do not brake we have on our website,... Some always break and that makes the whole ones worth so much more!
I will be honest with you@@markgibsons_SWpottery I would have wanted to buy one of the broken ones. There is something beautiful with these too..
You can not use them maybe, but they are still beautiful
Thank you! I will check the website.... If I find something I would like to buy, is it possible to ship them to Europe? I live in Sweden
That was amazing- outstanding video- new friend here
Thank you for watching, we have more to come! our friend
@@markgibsons_SWpottery excellent
Ive had pre-heat cracking like that before on some ring pots I made. I was preheating over the tandoor. It got too hot too fast and there was steam coming out the tops 😵💫. After that I went back to using the oven to preheat. Ive changed my clay and my temper since then so maybe it would be ok next time. Anyway that was a great video. I loved seeing the snow, we are heading for 94oF/34oC today.
Ms. B, I am convinced that we had the same exact thing happen, but we are adding more sand to our temper and more coarse grog as well. Thank you, we are going to dehydrate them next time because our oven was too small for those pots! Enjoy the warmth! Thank you for the wonderful comment as well!
So awesome!!! ☺️
Thank you, half of them made it, but that half is so beautiful! thanks for watching! More to come!
Nice video... Sorry about the pots, however some of my favorite flint knapping pieces are the ones that have flaws. I liked the designs . Thanks for sharing the entire process
Thanks for checking it out, We do some knapping as well, but we just give our arrowheads away. We are selling the broken pots too,... yard ornaments, and jewelry showcasing.... Maybe we will brake them all! lol! Enjoy, and we look forward to more of the adventures yall are on! Aho!
This was a great video. I really like the you showed the whole process. Would love to see your kiln set up and wish I had the space for something like that. Lots to learn but you are definitely getting there. It is so much more difficult than people realize. BTW - check the URL for your web site, it didn't work for me.
Thanks Wes, We got the Link fixed. A few more adjustments to our technique and we should have some good blacks and whites, with a few fire clouds for authenticity. Thanks again for giving it a watch!
those pots were awesome do you think the snow is what did it? would it of been better to take it out the next day
I blame the snow,... it may have been better 3 or even 4 days later, maybe next time.
I’ve always wondered why so many tiny broken pieces of pottery at Indian ruins!
Sometimes the best way to wash dishes is to break them!!! LOL! That is why there is so many sherds at the sites too.. Thanks for the comment. Our grandpa is called papa joe in our family, so we had to go check out your channel... Now I am hungry!
But we keep trying !!! 😅
We are all learning!!! thanks for watching, Sir!
Ohhh...
a guy still offered to buy the broken ones! lol! Win win! thank you for watching!
Just getting started i am also from cibola county🤟 grants....lets go clay hunting sometime?
We are going to meet up with Wes from Airstream Wonderings on Sept 29th or 30th for a group clay hunt. If your interested e-mail us and we will get it all planned out. mark33gitarre@gmail.com
@@markgibsons_SWpottery I'm on it thx for the invite🤟