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I bought a Ryobi tile saw from Home Depot for $129 and a glass tile blade for $29.95. Seems to work great!

Can you post a revies of the powder vibe? Do you have the original one or the 2nd version? Or you can pm me with your review if you feel more comfortable with that. I would appreciate the info. :) Thanks - Terry I ordered a powder vibe recently, and I'm just not feeling the love. I guess I need to ...

mbmccann wrote:thanks for the advice. I think i would have freaked to have gotten a black kiln.

I just remove it with a razor blade. You could use a heat gun to warm it up then use the razor blade.

Way nice!

Well you are so right Dave,,,Not happening.....even hubby is having a frustraing moment with these,,,IF anyone can tell me how to cut these with a cutting system,,it looks like I will just have to cut them by hand and grind...Thanks so much for all your help..but this one is not an easy task. botho...

The Hobbyist wrote:Too hot, too long with opals leads to KW stuck to the bottoms. It's a nuisance to get it off even with enough equipment.

Jim

that's where scrap thin fire comes in handy.

Just call Gryphon and see what accessories they have. They can also refer you to a store as close to you as possible.

Steve Clements came in my shop the other day to have me make a couple of very small windows for a project he's working on. He left his card with his website on it and I thought I'd share it. Some really interesting castings.

http://wingfield-clements-glass.com/

I really like the Gryphon bits. 2nd in line are the Twofer's.

Beautiful!!

Morganica wrote:No, Rosanna, I think AndyT wins...that looks like Bullseye's glass racks!

Pretty much a mix of everybody's glass. And, that's just one side. Same amount on the other side and behind and half sheet racks at the back.

I built mine from 1/2" particle board and painted white. you could build it any size and make the dividers to fit your glass.

You'll have to leave it in there a long, long time. Even in warm weather a wet log can take months to fully dry out. I used to chop wood for a living.

tap plastics......they have large and larger boards that fit all the parts I couldn't find anything at Tap that even came close to the Morton boards. My (small) Tap has them in stock. I found this link (they're the Egg Crate version): http://www.tapplastics.com/product_info/plastics_information/lig...

Searched the entire site and couldn't find anything that looked like the Morton cutting surfaces. Tap in Tigard caries it in both white and silver. 1/2 inch spacing ans sheeets are 24 X 48 in stock . 15230 SW Sequoia Pkwy. Tigard, OR 97224. Open: Mon-Fri 8:30 to 6, Sat 9 to 5. Phone: 503.620.4960 .....

Laurie Spray wrote:tap plastics......they have large and larger boards that fit all the parts

I couldn't find anything at Tap that even came close to the Morton boards.

Kevin Midgley wrote:Check out the grid light diffusers for fluorescent tube lights at your local building supply centre.

You would need to mount that to some sort of base otherwise everytime you picked it up the glass shards that have fallen into the spaces would just end up on your workspace.

Morton is making an interlocking grid system. Two per pack so you'd need 2 packs to make a large grid surface. Creator's Stained Glass also makes a 4 pack and a 6 pack and works with all the Morton products.

I like both a lot!

Saw it on your FB page. Looks awesome!