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Anyone know what the difference is between these saws? I went to the MK site but I can't figure it out.

Thanks,
Paul

I'm not familliar with these folks -- but I'd be hesitant to rent a list that is only available in pre-printed label format. Your mail will be immediately recognized as "junk" mail. Electronic lists can be protected just as effectively by seeding them. With any list you should ask when it ...

I believe the health hazard with using sand is that a good deal of silica is put into the air. - Paul Can you use beach sand to blast.? I found someone to bring over their equipment( I have the compressor) and he has "slag" and sand. I want to blast off fiberpaper stuck to the bottom of a ...

I have a BE half-sheet sized piece of glass that I've fused design into and I now want to cut into 4 rectangles. It's about 6mm thick. Anyone have any fool-proof techniques for for straight cuts on a sheet of glass? The sheet has a variety of colors -- which in my experience makes glass prone to bre...

First, I agree with everything said above. I list items almost every week on Ebay -- but not to generate a lot of revenue. I use it to build my customer base. Most of the folks who shop regularly on my site found me through Ebay. Between Ebay and Paypal you end up paying a lot of $ to sell your ware...

Sara wrote:Paul, which show is your friend doing? Be prepared to sell at wholesale with a medium amount minimum order.Sara

Actually, its my wife

Not sure which show -- we're going with a friend who has done this a bunch of times before.

And yes, we got the word on wholesale. Thanks.

- Paul

Gale aka artistefem wrote:Anyone going to sell or to buy or just to look?

Hey Gale -- my wife is going. We are sharing a table with a good friend who does excellent lampwork.

I'd hoped to get out there for a day or two -- but that seems unlikely now.

Back to frantically building inventory

= Paul

If you like books on tape you'll probably like these folks: http://www.audible.com Not only do they have books -- but they have downloadable versions of radio shows (I'm a big fan of Ira Glass' "This American Life") and periodicals. - Paul My new addition is the studio is books on CD. I ha...

For those of you in radio wastelands, XM radio is an option. Best Buy had an XM boombox for about $100. I believe its $10 / month for the service. You'll never want for quality music (much commercial free) again.

- Paul

Santa brought me a new Dell DJ MP3 player. I've loaded the family's entire music collection (about 5100 songs!). The challenge was how to use it in the studio without subjecting it to the dust, etc. The solution was a Belkin radio transmitter (about $30) that plugs into the earphone and transmits to...

Thanks all for the very helpful replies.

For those interested, here's the best online price I've been able to find:

http://www.granquartz.com/hand.htm

3" x 3" range from 22.15 for the coarsest to $9.95 for the finest grits (3" x 3")

- Paul

How much use do you get out of them before needing to replace?

Thanks,
Paul

Don Burt wrote:I think Paul's just hallucinating.

Not true. I even showed it to my 6 foot rabbit friend Harvey and he sees it too!

candala wrote:Is that spelled correctly? What glue is this? Who do 'ya call?
Advice please?
(The Spelling Stickler )

Its Loctite. Here's their site: http://www.loctite.com

- Paul

What color light are you looking at? Is the light full sun spectrum? You're just bending some light that bullseye can't predict for you. I'm not surprised. I'm not even going to pull out my sample set and check your colors out (until later today). So is this mouse book any good? I think we're getti...

Don Burt wrote:So is this mouse book any good?

Its a kids book for teaching about colors -- and its wonderful. Was one of my kids favorites when they were littler people.

Tony Smith wrote:Paul,

There may be a chemical interaction going on... maybe copper and sulfur or cobalt and sulfur.

Tony

nope -- I haven't fused these layers -- just held them together in front of the light

I have two fused test pieces. The first is a combination of BE 1120 (yellow transparent) and BE 1401 (crystal clear). The second is a combination BE 1114 (BE royal blue transparent) and BE 1401 (crystal clear). In both pieces the clear acts to "thin out" the color density. When I hold the ...

Try this thread:

http://www.warmglass.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=1657

- Paul

judith wrote:Linda will be teaching Kiln Casting at Vitrum Studio in the Washington, DC, area, April 15 - 19, 2003. Details will be out soon - or email me off the board for more information.

judith

You, Judith, are an evil temptress!

- Paul