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Tony Smith wrote:she could shorten her arms

I like Flipper - but not that well...

Bert Weiss wrote:
OR she could just grow up

Hum along with me: "I don't wanna grow up..."

Jo- how about lowering the table height to where it's comfortable? Or standing on a small platform? I'm serious! Try it- in my studio we range from about 5'3" to 6'; there's all kinds of accomodation. Well...I threw my 6'0" hubby outta my studio and took over his bench. Had to stack up fa...

Toyo custom grip tap wheel for hand cutting and Toyo tap wheel circle cutter. Buy them at CR Laurence 1-800-421-6144 california. Get the right wheels for the thickness of glass you are cutting. Took Bert's advice and love the circle cutter! I use the pistol grip Toyo cutter - since I'm 5'2" I ...

jim simmons wrote:I would like to know more about this publication.
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Question

Thanks Jim

Jim,

Go to http://www.artglassinfo.com

Jo

What a great article about Gale Bez :) Nice photos of her work and studio/gallery. Now I know what she means when she says she's on the banks of the Mississippi! Great shot of her view. I wasn't sure if I would do well with this paperless glass magazine; but I do like it a lot. It covers fusing as m...

does anybody know if the 'mini e zine' in todays e mail from them is a new one ? my connection keeps kicking out as i try to download. frustrated in nc Rosanna, The full spring version is the new one - the mini e-zine is the one we loaded awhile back. I think it's kicking it out because it already ...

Jeri, Does the mold have small holes in the bottom? It probably should if it doesn't. Yes, elevate it slightly above the shelf with kiln furniture being careful not to block the holes (and make sure kiln wash isn't clogging holes either). Then check to see if it's level and adjust so it is. I don't ...

Similar situation for me. Not a years worth of work, but two crates, shipping over 2000 miles and over $50,000.00 of glass work as well as the booth..... If anyone is interested in these crates I got you can check them out at http://www.boxx.com. I think they will be great. Time will tell. Well, at...

What should I know about shipping and insuring and booth insurance blah, blah, blah? Assume I know nothing please :lol: because that's a fact. Oh, I don't have business insurance (probably a stupid move), so that's not currently an option for coverage. Thanks for your input. Cynthia, Why not call y...

Phil,

I use the Cornhuskers Lotion too. Other products are good (like bag balm) but the cornhuskers doesn't leave the "greasy" feel after you use it.

Jo

Hugo,

You explained it well; my apologies to Ron - I read the post but didn't retain it.

Kevin's comment on devit was enlightening, too.

If I'd known how much the science courses would apply to kilnwork, I would have tried a bit harder!

Thanks

Since irid is a thin metallic coating, commonly tin. Would it be possible a carbon-tin combination?. Is there a chemist-warmglasser here?. Hugo, I had a similar thought. One of my test pieces consisted of taking a piece of NON iridized black and NON iridized clear, blasting the surfaces and then fi...

:D Yippee! I wish you had a digi camera, too. The bowl sounds really nice. What a good feeling when re-fires work well! Oh! My Hawaiian engraved candle shelters were what the customer wanted so thanks for the translation; but USPO managed to break 1 of 4 :evil: The replacement arrived in 1 piece :o ...

Sonje, I've had the Jen Ken 24" for 4 years and it is great; since then I've added 2 more Jen Kens- the last one was the 41" Marty will help you and the people at Jen Ken are very helpful. The only repair I had to make was to replace the lid element and their instructions were easy to foll...

Brock wrote:Congratulations to all involved, very well deserved success. Brock

I second that! Kiln work being noticed in style!