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Thanks, Bert. The flat rate boxes are definitely worth it if I can find one the right size ~ that would probably vary depending on the piece. I hadn't thought about going with USPS overnight, altho I'm guessing that's pretty pricey. Good suggestion tho ~ I'll look into it. Thanks!

Thanks, Marty!

For those of you selling fused glass on your own website, how do you handle shipping charges? My pieces (vases, plates, platters & bowls) are not production pieces, and they vary in size, weight & shape. So there’s no way to know in advance how much to charge for shipping. Do you price the i...

Anyone else care to chime in before this becomes a science experiment? I figure if nothing else, it's a few more steps along the learning curve...

Thanks, Jen. I don't have sandblasting equipment, so I might just be out of luck this time, if there's no other way to clean it off. I guess it's an expensive lesson in double-checking when you're shopping on-line, to make sure you're still where you think you are! I still can't believe I bought a p...

Wow Tim, you're right! I just double-checked, & Inferno's NOT System 96! #-o Thank you so much for clueing me in ~ I have no idea how I wound up with glass that wasn't fusible, since that's all I ever look at. (Or so I thought!) That solves one problem. But it leaves me with 2 questions: 1. Is t...

Thanks, Laurie, Is there something special about the Opal Art glasses that causes them to devit? B/c I've been using variations of that schedule for a few years now, & this is the first problem I've had. Also, I thought it was weird that none of the other glasses in either firing had a single sp...

I've never had any problems using Spectrum's Opal Art before, but the last 2 projects I've done have been ruined by what I assume is devit. The first was with "Cascadia" (which I've used for years) and today it was "Inferno" (#6076-83CC, which has swirled colors similar to the Op...