Glazecalc

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 19 Oct 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• search_materials

  Finds ceramic raw materials (feldspars, clays, frits, fluxes) and, if asked, colorants in Glazecalc's library by name, alias or maker. Use it to find the exact name the other tools take.

• get_material

  One material from Glazecalc's library: its oxides, loss on ignition, whether it is discontinued and what replaces it, where it is sold, hazards and the data sheet it comes from.

• analyze_recipe

  Works out a glaze recipe's unity (Seger) formula, oxide groups, silica to alumina ratio, fired analysis, loss on ignition and calculated thermal expansion, as the Glazecalc app does.

• check_limits

  Checks a glaze recipe for what is past a recommended limit for its firing (too much boron or alkali, too little alumina, too little or too much clay, rising expansion...) and says what the fired glaze

• convert_cone_temperature

  Converts between a pyrometric cone and its temperature (Orton large cones at 60 °C an hour, cones 06 to 6; SK cones, JIS R 8101, 022 to 42), and between °C and °F. Give a cone, or a temperature to fin

• suggest_substitutes

  Finds the discontinued or scarce materials in a recipe and the modern ones that replace them, then suggests amounts that keep the unity formula as near as the materials allow, as the Glazecalc app doe

• match_from_materials

  Remakes a glaze recipe from only the materials listed in "have", keeping its unity formula as near as they allow, as Match with what I have does in the Glazecalc app. Test any suggestion before using

• search_guides

  Searches Glazecalc's plain-language guides for potters (glazing from first principles, making a glaze, safe mixing, safety at home with children and pets, firing a kiln) in the language asked for, or

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