WarmGlass.com

Annah, I use a stainless ring with an inner ring of fiber cloth (1/8') fill the ring with scrap glass and frits and full fire. Great way to use scrap glass. Is there really any such thing as "scrap" glass?
robertb

if your annealing temp is 910 why the 4 hour saok at 1000? Am I missing something? Would not your 4 hour soak be at the annealing temp?
robert

I bought the "twin spin" a few yesrs ago, I hate it. I recently purchased a tile saw (MK170) which i love.
robertb

wonderfullll! So when's that update coming:) can't wait.

I really liked the greenmauvesquare, but your photo angle does not give a very good view of your designs.It's hard to comment on what you can't see.

Hi guys, no I have never used Lambert's. I've been asked by an Stained glass artist to construct the fused portion of church window she is building. This portion is to be made of Lambert's. I will now try to show her the error of her ways. thank you gentlemen

Good morning! Does anyone out there a an anealing temp for Lambert "s glass. I need to fuse an irregular shape with varied thicknesses throughout.

robertb

Thanks Brock I think you are right.
robertb

I need to make place setting for 4 (soup ,salad ans dinner plate) is one layer of glass hearty enough. Price is a factor for this customer. Would it make more sense to pas on this commisssion?
robertb

I just purchased the MK170 and it works like a charm!
robert

I saw, I think in GPQ, where wax paper is used as a base for constructing snowflakes and glueing them together. The snowflake doesn't stick to the wax paper once the glue has dried. Clear nailpolish was used to glue the pieces together. I tried it, and it didn't leave any residue, plus it dried rea...

Yeah what are you hiding? Come on let us in.

I think it's great and the exagerated ripples just add to the drama of the piece. Hey what could be more powerfull (a leaf crashing to earth).

Brad Walker wrote:The Aztek that Avery uses and recommends is the Aztek A4709. It's a top of the line model and the only one I carry or sell: http://www.warmglass.com/Aztek.htm

That's the one I have

Hi Lauralei, I recently purchased the aztec as suggested by Avery Anderson have not used it yet .
robert

Lorelei wrote:On my piece that had the large bubbles, I drilled out the top of them, smashed up some of the same glass and filled the holes up. Did a re-fire and you'd never know I ever had bubbles!

Thanks Lorelei

My question is once you have the bubble (and you have the cure)can you save a piece with a nickle size bubble by drilling a hole in it?.If so do you drill through both layers or just the top layer? Which will leave you with less scarring?

How quickly did you go to 1450? The baroque has lots of waves which can trap air for bubble growth.

robertb wrote:Very very nice! How about a hint as to it's construction?

Just found your web site ,where all my ? were answered . Nice site too!

Very very nice! How about a hint as to it's construction?