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Nice!

I like it


Havi

Thanks a lot, Brad

Always appreciate your knowledge,
and
your
sharing it!!!

Havi

Thank, Brad

My best teacher!

Did you also mix BE AND URO????

many thanks in advance

H

Hello everybody, I discovered a nice pack of Uroboros glass in my storage. Some of it is very nice colors.Eventhough its COE is 90 - it is fired on different schedule than BE. Being weak in numbers, I would appreciate it if anybody could refer me to Uroboros firing schedule for SMOOSHED GLASS, or UN...

Thanks for the info. Brad

I bought his book from Aussi. paid 150$ . But happy I got it. It was before you printed the 2d edition.

Thanks a lot,

Havi
And regards to you Marty! how are you??

Thanks , Brad



had to look for the meaning of "divots". in order to answer you.
The piece is absolutely flat, so there is no need to flip and fire.

Decided to keep it as is, for the time being.

Anyhow thanks for the lesson

Havi

Please post photos of results...................


Thanks
Havi

Thanks, Brad and Jim please excuse my limited understanding. Should I re-fire the piece thru the whole process of kiln-pressing? If not, if you mean regular firing, what temprature should I reach?? And then what? The back side will be fire polished, while I could sift some powder and fire polish the...

Hello everybody,
Happy new year to ALL OF US

Here is my latest piece,
I have a problem with it - please check at the technical forum

Many thanks,

Havi

Hi Happy new year everybody. The piece I am showing went into the kiln in 2020, came out this morning - 2021. I am posting the front and the back sides. Please, if you do not really like it - do not 'like' it. It is a kiln-pressed piece, it thickness is 1 [one!] millimeter... Its size is 27 by 28 c'...

Many thanks to all of you, who bothered to respond to my questions, I allways learn something new, for which I am so grateful. Dana , still sorry that i did'nt earlize it was YOU, when we met in Lybster. As for colorline - I shall be very craeful using what I have of those colors. I might not buy ne...

Thanks, Dianne I love the idiom "foolproof" it is applicable for me. I have a whole stock of colorline enamels at home, some of the are old and actually useless. Anyhow I'd like to buy powders - i assume they are safer to keep, in the long run. Thanks for your imput about separating the bl...

Many thanks Lynn. Actually I am experimenting with COLORLINE printing paints / inks, which I have for several years now. Those inks are made by Creative Glass in Switzerland, where I took a class, and consequently bought some inks AND paints. [the inks are more concentrated than the paints] However ...

Hello dear friends, I hope you and yours are healthy and safe regarding the COVID 19 Recently I have been firing enamels... I printed leaves on the glass, then fired them. I fired 1 piece on my smaller Paragon [17" octagonal] to 730C, 1346F The piece came OK as far as technique. I fired 4 piece...

Thanks, Brad
I'll check it tomorrow. Midnight here..................


thanks again,
Havi

Brad Walker wrote:Never owned one, but Denver kilns have a reputation for not holding up over the long term.

What does this mean? [sorry for my poor English]
Does it wear out quickly?? i.e. Does not last long?
Or
Does this mean that it can't fire high?


Thanks,
Havi

Hello everybody, I think that perhaps it is time for me to buy a new kiln , instead of my two 'oldies', which have already given me some problems. I am considering Denver Kiln KL-CS27RT Clam Shell , and with the table coming out. Not cheap but I believe will serve me good. Also need to consider ship...

Thanks Michael and Brad, Brad, I remember I read in one of your wife's books that she anneals at 516, and I asked you about it then. Your answer was similar to the one you wrote here. Only this time it is even more detailed. Usually I anneal at 482, but when firing something thicker, I anneal at 516...

Hello everybody, At what temprature do you anneal your BE glass/ This sounds a beginner's question, but I am not a beginner................... :? Years ago, the recommended annealing temp. was 516C Then, BE advised thar 482C is Ok to use, and mostly this is what I have done... The other day I read B...

Thanks Buttercup
so pleasant to get responses, especially if they are encouraging


Havi