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Peggy,

go to http://www.corbingraphics.com They're in Edmonton, AB PHONE 780.439.3344

Look at their "Raven" It's a 24" $1000 USD

Chuck of AZ

Tajai, When I spray micas, I use 50/50 ratio (approximately) and 1/4 teaspoon of Pearlex mica. Here in AZ, that mixture dries very fast and is ready to fire very quickly. I, too, don't apply any stencil or cut any pattern until I've fired the mica into the glass. Then I stencil or cut resist and san...

Jim,

I just got caught up on the wonderful pictures on your site. Great Stuff!!

I was wondering, did anyone capture photos of Patty Gray's class of the after firings of the fabric/stringer pieces?

Chuck of AZ

Has any used this product and what is you opinion?

Chuck of AZ

Cliff,

I sandblast the final surface after I've tack fused the elements together and do a 1350º, 20 minutes of fire polishing as the last operation. With that technique, you always have a fresh surface for the fire polish and never any devit.

Chuck of AZ

In regards to the first firing, does everyone that has done open casting go to 1700? What do you gain by going so high? If you went to say 1500 for 2 hours, wouldn't the piece look the same?

Chuck

Cliff, Very carefully, ha. All kidding aside, you have to make a firing of strips, in my case 13, that have refactory strips spaced underneath them. At slumping temps, the strips fall in the spaces and you get a set of hills and valleys. Take 6 of them and turn over and space in between the other 7 ...

Try this and #17 http://photos.yahoo.com/cwillfordsprint

Chuck

My last Mica Platter - Celtic Knot

http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/273c8af2 ... .AmAC.3ZVr

If that will not connect because of Yahoo; try http://photos.yahoo.com/cwillfordsprint and go to #17.

Chuck