Bone china made in January is supple and a bit too wet. Drying on plaster after an initial drop to the floor, spiral wedging – then more wedging. Seems that 4 – 5 Kilos’ is a good chunk to make a 40 x 60 cm slab.

Specific materials and tools make all the difference. The interfacing I purchased in the US is too flimsy, falling apart. Guess we can make a full-scale mockup to determine actual proportions.

Found a good back saving device that has a lift, for moving panels from roller to storage to kilns. Simple and essential _ Thinking versus sweating.