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"Wish I had bought a bigger kiln"

Spoken like a true glassaholic !

I stay away from the silicon carbide. Two reasons. First is that in my opinion the use of the silicon carbide has the potential for more devit when firing glass. Lots of people say that that isn't true and you can always start a discussion about this that ends up with shouting matches. Aluminum oxid...

Yep, right on track. Be sure to leave enough room for the next one. It happens..


Joe

It's funny you should mention this as I have been working on a dynamic PDF form that one can fill out on their computer with the notes one keeps for vairous projects (description of the project, materials list, the firing profie information for the various stages of the project, etc.). Also one can...

The Jen Ken AFG 27 is nice as well as the AF3P. I have a GF8 from Olympic that is my favorite for big loads.

Shouldn't be a problem. Just go really slow on the heat up. Then use your regular schedule for finishing the firing.


Joe

Another option is to either visit a good local restaurant supply or check out one online. A big cocktail shaker is probably $5. http://barsupplies.com/mako-shaker-p-190.html Cynthia, I'm liking that a whole lot. Can you ballpark the height of that shaker? I looked at the website but it is not mentio...

Just wondering out loud, what would happen if the bubble were to be vented and then the piece reslumped? Would the tumor collapse on itself and thus the bubble eliminated?

Joe

Thanks, Brad. I should have known that I didn't need to try to figure that out. Seems like you always have a fix for things. I really like the new layout. Thanks for all of the work that you put into keeping this a great place to belong.

Joe

Hi Toni,
Thanks for clearing that up. I had the same problem. Didn't know about having to be in British English.

Joe