can you use ceramic clay in this
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I seriously doubt it unless it has the elasticity of homemade pasta dough as does Polymer Clay
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My first thought was no, because you chip away the block. But if you got creative and made a mold and clay/soap; you could. But this is strictly one and done.
768496
I don't see why not. Just find paint that will be compatible with ceramics.
44267
I dont know i use with fondant and came out beautifull i will try with clay
2102343
The short answer is yes. The issue comes in on clay is the complexity of the mold and the ability to remove particulates from the mold once completed. For clay I usually make an alginate negative and then a plaster or dental stone positive that I then make my rubber mold from. The alginate does a great job in retaining the detail from the original that is translated to the stone. As far as release agent you can use a standard release or just an aerosol cooking spray (Pam or whatever). Some have used things like vaseline but I don't like the thickness as it is hard to keep it from pooling in crevices and hard to get out and may interfere with detail. But if your part is smoother you can apply a little to your hands, warm it up by rubbing together and apply a very thin layer and that will work as well.
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I don't really know about kaolin, but I use bentonite clay for making facial masks and love it!
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yes.....do NOT use the recyclable clays in this machine...it WILL break almost everyone as it drops dow. I called the rep, I was told to cut and adjust springs, etc. For what I paid for it.....forget that...I sent it back..........Ended up with a Champion thrower... NOT a single broken clay!
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I have used it with clay with no problem. So far, I have not found a ground make-up that doesn't work, due to it's tapered tube for holding the plugs. Once they are "cut" they are pushed into the tube which is slightly larger than the cutting portion.
2157888
I'm not surs as I have never tried it. I am sure someone at an actual pottery type place could help though. Good luck.
446655
You could, but the stones may emit harmful stuff that may get into your ceramic crockpot . The stone warmer is not ceramic, it's like aluminum/metal so it heats up fast -u can add salt and oil in it without damaging the metal - better to get the warmer itself than the crockpot.
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Technically you can use any clay on this, but for the purpose of casting you would probably want to use an oil based clay like Monster Clay, J-Mac, or Chavant. How much clay is up to you and depends on what you're sculpting, but you could probably get away with using a single 5lb tub of Monster Clay, a single 10lb slab of J-Mac, or a 1/4 case of Chavant. And yes, the skull is life size.
1214885
I'm sorry, but I don't know. I don't have any ceramic knives. My best guess would be Yes.
1067200
Being ceramic it should not harbor any bacteria - my guess is as look as you keep it clean it's OK to use it.
1530220
I don't have any experience with ceramic cooktops but I don't see why not. Look online to see what kind of metals you can use on your stovetop. Stovetop manufacturer should tell you.
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I didn't use it for that style, but I googled it and see many people have used Fimo clay to make that style of bead. Hope this helps.
984987
In my research prior to purchasing this VitaClay Rice Cooker, the clay they use is safe and free of harmful chemicals...this was the selling feature I was looking for. A general question of "is clay as safe as ceramic" has to be broken down into what type of clay are you comparing to ceramic. The clay that is used in this product is as safe as typical ceramic used in today's kitchen.
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As it's the natural clay you can do it, but I'm not sure you can mix it well for having the same amazing consistence that You would have the first.