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For future reference of working out square footage of circles (or other odd shapes): http://www.csgnetwork.com/areaellipse.html So the 12" diameter circle works perfectly with the above answers: 113.097335544 inches! I use this one for squares and rectangles: http://www.csgnetwork.com/areainfta...

I REALLY like the yellow in there - it really makes the piece come to life.

Neat! Heh, the "it's alive" fits. I can't decide if it reminds me of a bird or insect!

That's really nice! And elegant!

Mark that's great!!!! Well done!

I'm going to start playing with bars over the summer.

Great pieces! My fav is the second. Almost looks like big fossils in a dark granite countertop.

That's a great way of doing it Laurie. Unfortunately, the JenKen is only about 6" tall inside!

Ha! Thanks Richard! I'm not going to doubt you. I may experiment if I have time, maybe in a few months. I can't tell you how happy I am with this kiln! Bought it VERY LIGHTLY used for about half of what a new one costs from someone a half hour away that was moving to another state. And going from a ...

Thanks for the response! I'll do some experimenting!

Hello! Now that I have my larger kiln (Jen-Ken 15/6), I was wondering... An example: If I use one shelf, with four smallish pieces on it, and I use a System 96 schedule... OR I use two, or even three shelves, with 10 smallish pieces on each shelf, with each shelf seperated with one inch risers... Do...

How do you all hang your work? I imagine it has to be sturdy enough to hang glass work, attractive enough for display, and easy to take apart if someone buys something...

But what? Chains? Wire? Cord?

Please chime in, and let me know what size/type/color/where you bought it! Thanks!

Just two plain System 96 clear!

Well ok! It's a candy dish!

Pardon the odd camera flash marks. And the handful of air bubbles that showed up like an uninvited guest to the party, but heck, it was an experiment.



Overall, I'm pleased!

Thanks Marty! Yep, it's treated lumber, and painted on all sides! I'm also going to hang VERY sheer white curtains on the outside of three sides that will allow light, but that you can't see the booths next to or behind me (if any are there).

Ok, I'm going to give it a shot. Thanks! I'll post my final results.

What if I did this:

Step 1: Rework the edge to take the grit off.

Step 2: Full fuse it upside down to turn the matt surface to glossy, which then becomes the top.

Step 3: Slump fuse it into the mold.

Would that work?

The light/flash did weird things! It's not cracked, and it's a circle, not lopsided! Must have been the angle. Top view:

Laurie Spray wrote:Great....now a pic of thebglass!

The glass is on the left - would a different angle be better?

Indeed you are correct! Here's the picture:

I'm stuck! :) Here's the background: I did a pattern bar, and it came out pretty good, although it curved slightly on the edges. No big deal, I know how to fix that next time. I sliced, and finally fused in a white circle. I cut a strip out of the white to leave a channel for the pattern slice. I us...