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Thanks, Jennifer.
The other Jim

What Marty said. You do not want to monkey around with electricity unless you are really qualified.
It is REALLY dangerous stuff.
The other Jim

OK, Hetty, what is the URL on how to do it?

20 mule team borax from the grocery store
dissolve in water
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I remember somewhere I saw a side view cutaway of a pot melt showing the interior of the pot how the glass flows out of the pot.
Does anyone know where it might be?
Thanks so much
The other Jim

White rain extra hold from the dollar store. After this stuff dries, you can build a house with it.
The other Jim

[quote="JestersBaubles"]You need a few inches all the way around. To some extent, the bigger the span, the more glass you need around the edge. Also, you need a very controlled (read: low & slow) firing schedule. Also take this very seriously, "Speed comes from the d evi l" I...

It could either explode, just crack or just sit. It is a crap shoot what it will do
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Boy, Dana you hit it right on the head.
The other Jim

Hi Peter
If you can get access to a sandblaster, you can add texture (read that as "tooth" to the metal.
It does a very good job.
The other Jim

That is exactly what I would do. Is to clean them up and then fuse them to a sheet of clear.
Also I would never take another class from this "(instructor)"
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You can find the rods at any welding supply store.
The other Jim

Could you please explain what you are trying to do?
That would help a lot
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1...... Look at them
2.......Yes

If you mean the blanks that you mount a cabochon on, you might want to try
Indian jewelry supply
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I am confused. Why are you using BE clear? I would get to a window repair shop and buy 6 mm float glass. The reason is 2 fold. 1. Cost 2. BE glass is not fully annealed when it comes out of the leahr like it is when it comes out of your kiln (if you anneal correctly) I would bet dollars to donuts th...

Look edge on ?
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B.E. kiln wash IMHO
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HI JUD, When I was doing the Saturday market rout, I did a LOT of faux sea glass with a glass tumbler and could hardly keep up with the demand :>). The only way that I could, was to keep raising my prices until I started to take some home, then drop them back a little bit. Mostly from (Damn I hate t...

I would bet dollars to donuts that you lost a relay.
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