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J ust picked up a Braun KS2 coffe grinder at Goodwill for $3...tried it on some FV..works great! Unfortunately the blade is broken so I'll have to replace it for $6..gonna save me a whole lot of pounding.

Love Belize...very evocative

You can cut the acrylic with your current blade...just added this to my HF 10"..makes a huge difference.

Like them all but the Eureka is especially nice..lovely

I had gotten a tube of refractory fiber caulk which I am trying as I write...it is a bit grainy but will possobly sand smooth..or smoother than the divots. Thanks laurie, I'check that out

Any suggestions on how to permanently repair a cpl of small pits in a mullite shelf? I have tried making a paste of kilnwash and putting it in with a putty knife, but it doesn't last.

Interesting

In that situation I would not worry about damming the piece

Brain Fart...of course I know to use a thicker paper w the stainless mold. heated it up to about 300 and it popped out..happy there was no sticking to the glass..will try to remember to use a thicker seperator the next time

Made the mistake of using thinfire to line a ring mold for a strip circle..when it came out it is stuck in the mold..the glass is intact so dont think it is stuck to the steel just stuck. any ideas how to salvage this? I'm currently trying to reheat it a bit to see if the steel loosens.

Have these with the clear glass cover for less than $2 at walmart

Hate to say it....Walmart

beautiful piece

I find that it is always a good idea to sandblast any pieces I have taken a saw to

Use Suave pump hairspray and dilute elmers glue...no problems with either.

Beautiful piece

I use silicon carbide for sanding and have a cork belt to polish

For those interested there is an interesting facebook group named fused glass fanatics..another resource and opportunity to network

Sander first then lap wheel...the bigger the better

Broken tempered glass makes beautiful objects,try going a bit hotter...1450 and see how it goes...float generally fires hotter than art glass.