WarmGlass.com

I plan to full fuse on the kiln shelf first, then slump into this spiral mold. The website that sells it states that fusing can be done directly on the mold, but I'm a little apprehensive about trying it the first time. Should I drill holes, and how many?
Thanks for all the great advice!

I doubt it needs holes. I full fuse onto a texture plate and there are no holes and it's fine. Also, I've got plenty of shallow slump molds that don't have holes.

I would love to know where to get this mold!

jvbs wrote:I would love to know where to get this mold!

Delphiglass.com

Slumpys makes it:

http://www.slumpys.com/Warm-Glass-Molds ... piral-Mold
^^^ 8 Inch version

http://www.slumpys.com/SM-9791_top_thumb.jpg
^^^ 12 inch version

I seem to recall that not so long ago, maybe a couple of months? , the someone posted here with a pic of this mold and glass with bubbles. The person had followed the instructions but it still bubbled up. The general consensus was that even though the instructions say no problem to fuse/slump all in one, it would probably be far better to do two separate processes. Good luck,
Linn

linn keller wrote:I seem to recall that not so long ago, maybe a couple of months? , the someone posted here with a pic of this mold and glass with bubbles. The person had followed the instructions but it still bubbled up. The general consensus was that even though the instructions say no problem to fuse/slump all in one, it would probably be far better to do two separate processes. Good luck,
Linn

Yes, that was the OP, that thread was posted a few days after this one.

I remember this mold now. I didn't pay much attention because I have a very small kiln and this mold is too large. Does anyone know of a labyrinth type mold 6" or smaller?

Gil Reynolds has made a video that gives some tips/techniques for using this mold:

http://youtu.be/7Am6s6wl7jI

Dana W.

We can make it for you. Email me