pstrongThe Essential Guide to Mastering GlazingstrongppProfessional craftsmen John Hesselberth and Ron Roy present this invaluable resource for potters working with cone 6 glazes. Compared to the more traditional cone 9 method, the relatively lower firing temperature of cone 6 2,232 F results in faster kiln heating and cooling times, and the availability of a more diverse color palette for artists to work with. The different temperature range requires compatible glazes. Beyond that, emMastering Cone 6 Glazesem provides a wealth of information for all potters, firing at a variety of temperatures, especially on the subjects of durability and cooling.br We at Echo Point Books learned about this book from a veteran professional potter, who urged us to bring it back into print. We've since learned that emMastering Cone 6 Glazes emis simply the best book on the topic. It describes all of the elements integral in the cone 6 process in clear, easy-to-understand language. The book begins with