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Molly, what silca sand and plaster mold method worked best for you? Yo

So now that I got the big evenheat 2541 x13 of my dreams, it intimidates me to pieces. First, to crash cool, it's top load, so do I: 1. rig a cable and hoist thing? If yes, how what and where do i get the stuff? 2. do, as some in the archieves sugguest, and not crash cool? hard to beleive I'd never ...

The place I get my glass from marks all the sheets with a white paint pen and it is a the toughest thing to scrape/scrub off. lissa Lissa, I use the finely ground residue found around and in the sponge on my grinder. After big projects, I get it by the thimble-full and store it. But be advised, it ...

Jim, Sharpies do not hold up to water in a grinder so I doubt the markings would in a saw. You can try covering your markings with chap stick or candle wax. Although I have not tried either yet, I have heard they both will work. Sharon Can cover markings with vaseline easily and clean up after with...

Check Phil Teefy's classes at his shop in Sacramento- his site is: http://www.glassglow.com . Phil teaches at many events- Hot Glass Horizons, Glass Craft Expo and knows a lot about fusing from beginning to master level. It's a bit of a drive from the bay area but they have weekend classes all the ...

thanks! now that i know how, i gotta see how.
O 2 kewl Happy now! thanks again
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ooooppps of course i meant an Evenheat 2541-13,
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Bob, I've had a Paragon gf-8 (? 16 octangular) for 6 or 7 years now and it's a regular workhorse. Now it needs a new infinate controller, but I'm getting it fit out with a computerized controller. But I really wanted a bigger better deeper more power sucking kiln and so ENTER Evenheat 3542-13. Saw t...

It's only happened to me on the larger size bottles, the size you'd get for company. Can't read the size, but all of the rest in that slump were ok. Looks like you could rest a small hor dourves knife over it and it'd be pretty "kewl"
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Bert, thanks for your reply. I'll go hunting soon. Your table in the photo section is fantastic. Is that photo available on the web somewhere? I told my grandkid about it. I suppose i could send her to wgbb.
Thanks, Yo

hi Marty Class was hot glass horizons, discussion was during dinner. She said it had to be scored first, then (I swear she said die cut). Could i have a faulty memory and she said lazer? What was she thinking/saying?? I think I will have to let the guys at the local glass shop take care of it for me...

love it, love it love it!!! absolutely winter holiday.

When I was at Corning, one of the attendees there gave me one and only one tip for making a sink. "Get it die cut" was all she'd tell me about the many she's made. So, what is that? is that what anyone has described here????
Still baffled
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...I keep one of their catalogs at home, and on slow evenings read excerpts from it to my long suffering family.[/quote]

et tu, Tony?

Honestly, so inspiring, I've had dreams about it!

Yo

I think this is wonderful. I wish I had had time to read this earlier, been ctrl c and ctrl v for weeks. I'd have had much more time all around. That should teach me to pay attention and READ! thanks again,
Yo
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what kind of paint g comes out this bright and clear? In particular on float or BE if possible. The murano vase painting was done on leaded
crystal. Would that have a dramatically different effect?


scroll down to the harlequin crystal vase here:

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http://sweepstakes.smithsonianmag.com

[quote="Dolores"]Vidrio, ...... I broke two last week trying to hurry up the job. Haste does make waste when it comes to glass! not only haste, to state the obvious: last week I broke 6 pieces trying to drill. later noticed drill was on reverse. Just those little things when you're working...

Tom, I'm not tracking the english language well today. If i could only get my hands on what is in your head (sorry Becca, couldn't resist). Do you have photos of before and after? Maybe a visual will help, or maybe I just need to read again when head is working (not guarenteed ever
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cancel - I broke down and ordered new.. :D YoDuh Yooper? What did you pay for a kiln that large? Jack just under $1800. shipping additional, but not bad. then, lets not mention the new wire cable, box, conduit to studio, electrician (ok, my kid'll do it for a burger. 8) just curious: what cha mean ...