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I see where people have labels on the bottles they slump. Can someone please tell me how this is accomplished? One person mentioned decals? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Suzette The labels are applied after the bottle has been slumped. They're sometimes soaked off before slum...

Please let us know how it works for you, Judi. I know that Marty Kremer is also using the board as a kiln shelf (he's using the 2" thickness). The postage is the main reason I'm going to try to carry it. I'll be selling the board at the same price as BE, but will offer it mostly to people east ...

SteveZorn wrote:Hi
Has anyone used Skamol as a dam for kiln casting? Whad'ja' think?
And where do you buy it?

It works fine. So does fiberboard, Ceramaguard, mullilte, or lots of other products.

Bullseye sells Skamol. I'll also be selling it in about a month.

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In America.

And they're United.

Hint: the "H"is for "Hebrew"

Brock wrote:

Brad Walker wrote:Thin fire can fall apart with pre-firing.

The new thin fire is supposed to be less likely to scuz the edges than the old.

But then, kiln wash doesn't scuz the edges at all. Imagine that! Brock

No pre-firing, either!

Thin fire can fall apart with pre-firing.

The new thin fire is supposed to be less likely to scuz the edges than the old.

The binder appears to be a bit heavier in 110-J than in regular fiber paper. This is probably because the 110 is denser (that's probably one reason it lasts longer). I have to prefire 110 to around 1400F to make certain it all burns out. I tend to prefire any paper (other than thinfire or thin strip...

If the element's gone bad (and that sounds like what it is), you can get a replacement element and install it yourself. It's not that difficult, you just need to take it slow. Most kiln manufacturers will help you with the procedure, and most have the replacement element available for sale also. Jus...

I am student at Sul Ross State University. I am taking a slump glass class and for my final I need to find and fussing schedule for multiple layers of glass about 4 - 6 layers and a slump schedule for a drop ring (glass 10in disk). I would appreciate any information that can be shared. Thank you fo...

Money clips, tie tacks.

http://www.cherylkumiski.com/shop/mens-shop.htm

Etchall: http://www.etchall.com/store/etching_creme.htm

Armour Etch: http://www.armourproducts.com/

Both are products you spread on the glass for a while, then clean off.

Around cone 017, sometimes 016.

You may have to experiment a bit, but that's usually in the right area.

http://www.warmglass.com/Bottles.htm

1. Maybe, maybe not. Depends on what glass you're firing, how you want to fire it, and exactly what the "standard" program is. Sometimes these pre-programmed schedules work, sometimes they don't. 2. For most situations you shouldn't need to flash vent. 3. Yes, but the top shelf will be a d...

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The zinc coating will melt and the fumes are toxic.

Don't do it.

If you have a table saw (which I do), you can cut it to fit anything smaller than 2 feet by 3 feet (the size of a full sheet).

I don't have this product in stock yet (it's on the way over from Denmark), but I hope to by the end of October.

Sounds like a winner. You're gonna be selling it? Well, given that I have to buy 144 pieces, I have no choice. But I'll probably only sell it to folks in the US east of the Mississippi River. Bullseye carries it also, so with shipping so expensive anyone on the West Coast ought to buy from them.