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Thanks everyone for your input. Tony, I understand your delema. That is why I have a very large kiln (Paragon 64) and the Evenheat coffin. I am comtemplating selling the coffin and replacing it with 2 smaller kilns with square shelves. I have been looking at the Paragon front loader, but with the co...

Bethany,
I have made 7 wall sconces for my home. They have been up for years and I have never had any problems with heat. Just be sure to use bulbs that are the proper wattage for the lamp unit.

If so I am interested in your feelings about it. I am researching kilns again. It appears to have the same size and shape as the Paragon,at half the price. I wondered how it compared. Any infor would be appreciated. Thanks. Susan

I have just finished a drawing that I plan to use in my work. Do any of you have an idea of how I go about getting a copywrite on it?

Rio Grande sell metal backed button shanks. Rings and Things sells plastic button shanks.

I just did my first holiday open house. It was quite a success. I had 4 other artists and everyone was happy with the results. I plan on doing it next year and have several artists who are also interested in joining in. We had wine and cheese on Friday night. Each person that wanted wine, had one sm...

I just throw them in with my regular fuse firings when I have an empty spot in the kiln. Never have any problem. Clear ones are blah. Sometimes a little divit. Mostly ok. Susan

I have gotten molds at a resturant supply houses. They have all kinds of stainless steel. My large floral former is really a vegatable bin like they use in cafeterias.

I have the Taurus ring saw. I hate it. Way too much maintance. I have spent more time and money on repairs than actual use. It has been is a cabinet for 3 years. I have thought about using it for soccer practice.

I bought stainless steele vegetable bins (like they use in cafeterias) at a resturant supply house. They work great. There is a ridge at the bottom, so you do not want your glass to form too tight at the edge. The resturant supply houses have been a pretty good source for ss molds.

I am also a fusing teacher. One day I had a plate in the studio. It too was not anything complex, however it was very striking. The next week I had 5 people make the identical plate and leave it for me to fuse. I no longer leave my work where it can be seen by my students. They also come in a look a...

Check out resturant supply houses. They have a wide variety of stainless steel items.

I have an aztec air brush and I can't seem to get it to work. It is clean. I am getting air but it won't pick up the mica from the container. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I have tried varying the mix and using different tips and different containers.