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Here's another way to do it.

Michele gh wrote:I was given the Aanraku Frit Sifters. They are a bit pricey to buy, but they are a convenient size and work well.

http://www.aanraku.com/aanraku-frit-sifter.html

I bought those at D&L art glass for 33.00 -12.00 cheaper

Please who has the best priced belts for the Somaca? I paid 400.00 for mine- where do you all buy your belts? I haven't bought any yet.

Thanks much!

i have been pulling several cane pulls daily and bullseye tech notes recommend 450°f 250°c 1680-1725°f* 916-941°c 2:00 /www.bullseyeglass.com/education/lessons/vitrigraph-kiln-basic-use-163.html# Innovative Glass Solutions has come out with a turbo top that get the glass molten in about an hour. htt...

May I ask one last question on this? The flower pot has gone though 4 cycles of pulling canes with no cracks or problems. Should I let it retire and plant a Daisey and just thank the glass angels? Can I keep using it ? This is my first pot and I wonder, when they crack during firing does the glass g...

Brock. Your post is the first on this board that ever made me laugh out loud. Great "relief" for this 5 hour flight.

I shipped though USPS last week to Israel who happened to be a repeat customer. In the span on 11 months they tacked on 18.45 worth of fees. It doesn't make any sense that it would go up that much plus it made the customer question if I was padding the shipping ..which I never do!! I should when cra...

Thank you Leslie! I've been curious since I saw a post on Facebook... Someone broke into a gallery and stole a bunch of this artists work. She posted photos of the missing items. I'm glad he took the time to put numbers on the bundles of rods ..hope they all match with BE. He said they were all from...

Is it still true that Dale Chihuly hasn't touched an actual piece of glass in years and he's more of a pirate captain figurehead directing his little glass gnomes here and there?

Ohhhh so sorry! Guess that's what happens when fairly inexperienced folks ( me) try to help. My apologies!

They sell super glue remover in a lot of stores if you need to remove it.
Shereen


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"pilot" pens in gold and silver have worked for me in the past. You can also thin glass enamel paint and use a nib.
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Really, really nice work! Question, what happens if a gallery has an accident with your work? I was just picked up by a local one and am very curious. Thank you very much for that link, I have about 60 lbs of BE rods that a retiring flamworker gave me. They are all bundled and marked with numbers. N...

Cynthia,
Thanks very much for your detailed explanation. I really appreciate it! Very nice necklace!

Brad, yes, I did notice it this time around, after the straws became thin I just made stringers.

Such wonderful help, I'm very thankful.
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Actually, they work beautifully for straws, or for slicing up, filling with frit and stuff, and firing. I'm using them to make what amounts to furnace glass beads, and they're gorgeous. I'm getting so I'd almost rather have the hollows than the solids. Wow, Id love to see what you're making. When I...

Oh Thank you! My husband was messing around with them this morning- drank his cereal milk with them. TOO funny. Great Idea about putting stringers in them. I was able to stick 10 in one!
Thank you VERY much!

While I would LOVE to take classes from experienced folks I am unable, as I help care for an elderly neighbor. I have wanted to make my own canes and bought all the equipment, read everything I could find and finally did it last night. It was not hard! I pulled mostly pencil width cane in hues of bl...

Is your kiln level? I have never slumped a bottle however i doubt they would roll around that much. You could put a barrier up made of kiln posts or thinly cut kiln shelves. Even cut up bottle rings would work.
Good luck

Very nice, where can one purchase blenko in the US?
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