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Awesome... hope some remembers!

With brushes?? What do you mean??
Did you use those plans?? Can you post a pic, of what you have, please??
Thanks for the tip!!

Ok thanks guys!!

I can't find it, but I could swear there was a kit to make a wet lap sander, that was talked about years ago her made from a tire... am I nuts or did I dream it??
Help me please!!!!
Thanks in advance.

My framer uses GE silicone and swears by it!

Stephen Richard wrote:Any light bulb. Put the glass between layers of polarised light filters. The steress will show up as light areas.
Method here:
http://glasstips.blogspot.co.uk/2009/07 ... lters.html

Thanks soo much!

Sorry to sound ignorant, but what is HD?
I need to bridge the seam between shelves, in mine, too. Thanks in advance!

I can't find an answer in any searches. What light box bulb do I need to look for fractures?
I have a puece I took out of the kopn and I heard a couple of tink sounds foming from the directtiom of the piece.
Thanks in advance!
Terri

Kinda off topic but still sandblasting related... I tried the new papyros paper, and it left an odd pattern on my glass. I sanded it some, flipped and fire polished it. Still there. Decided to sandblast it to get it off, then blasted the front side to remove paper "texture". Can I get both...

I am in need of a new kin shelf... there is some company that has Hugh temp pizza stones. I thought I saved the link, but can't find it. Does anyone know who carries them?? Who is most reasonable in kiln shelves and furniture?
Thanks!!!!

I'll check out Hus! Thanks Marty!

Marty...mostly cutting tops off of dropped pieces and pattern bars.
Thanks Valerie!

I need to purchase a better 10" diamond blade. I looked for the answer with no luck.
Which is better?? Is there another brand that's better?? What do you use?
Thanks in advance!!

Thanks for the remarks, guys... Cynthia, good information... its just a couple of seashells and a starfish. No undercuts, lack of fine detail doesn't matter, as they will look tumbled!!! I kind of figured I'd rub kiln wash onto the holes to fill. I'll give it a shot!! Any special schedule to do this...

Thanks for the remarks, guys... Cynthia, good information... its just a couple of seashells and a starfish. No undercuts, lack of fine detail doesn't matter, as they will look tumbled!!! I kind of figured I'd rub kiln wash onto the holes to fill. I'll give it a shot!! Any special schedule to do this...

I have heard or read that you can carve a fire brick and cast into it. I carved some sea shells into the brick so when cast, it would be like a relief. Do I just fill with frit, or chunks, or do I have to make a paste?? What do you need to do for prep?? What type of schedule would I use? I assume it...

When browsing the Grainger site, I saw they have stainless steel blanks. I have an ovation, and wondered if I got a large ss plate, if I could use it on top of my shelves to create one large shelf? I wanted to do some larger panels... also saw some ss rolls, those, I assume could be manipulated to m...

Really? Great, thanks!!

Great info guys!!! Thanks! I'll check home depot!! I love the idea of the mesh attached to the ring! Brilliant!This is why I love this board!! You are such a wealth of knowledge!! =D> Oh, can I melt onto a clear piece if glass with fiber paper under neath or will the clear move so much, the paper ge...

I found a large ss wire strainer at bed bath n beyond, and was wondering if it would be suitable for a mesh pot melt. I have done them in pots, but wanted to try the mesh. Where do you find mesh that is suitable, if this won't be? Will it work to lay down thin fire, a layer of clear glass in the dam...