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It may look ok at the moment but it is only tacked together at 1350 and will probably crack eventually.

I'm with Andy.....we have a huge box of Bullseye scrap shelf paper someone gave us and it is perfect for these!!

Very addictive.........so much fun to do something new!!!!
Thanks for posting the pictures!!

I would use a whole sheet of wood for the top which would be 4 ' by 8' if you have the room. (don't they always say bigger is better ) The height would depend somewhat on how tall you are......

What a shame......it was beautiful! I would have fired this 100 degrees an hour up to at least 800. At that point I do not worry a thick piece cracking. I think the increase was just too fast. What I would do.......others will have other opinions of course. I would clean it well and then put it in a...

I do up to 6 shelves in one of my skutts. I always use at least 6" between shelves. That lets a lot of heat circulate and adds a tremendous amount of production. I do not, however, do large pieces this way as the edges will seal before all the air escapes in a bubble squeeze on sandwiched shelv...

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Here is a set of pattern bars that were made of old bullseye pattern bars that I was not crazy about. pic is of 4 sets of them after I had done the "flow" in one of our stainless steel rings. Having way to much fun here! This one sold right out of the slump still warm! image.jpg image.jpg

sure...if you like the bottom as the top. Keep in mind that when you turn the gloss side down and refuse it will then become matt.

Eryc..... First.....you will always have a "matt" surface that is on the back of your glass when you use shelf paper. I noticed on the side view of your glass it seems to have a sharp edge. Before you slump you need to use a grinder with a fine bit to get those scratched minimized and soft...

ha!! I did not even view that as the glass! I was trying to figure out what it was.....to funny. Yes...maybe a top view!

Great....now a pic of the glass!

It is always easier to help people when there is a photo. Try to post one. I have no idea what an umbrella mold is.....

Wow.....i bought a 5 lbs of olivine that I have never opened!! You all have inspired to test it this week! thanks!

How hot are you firing?

I throw things like that in a box until I am ready to do a pot melt or a pattern bar!

So many street artists have given up doing shows. I am sure there are plenty in basements etc. Maybe a "wanted" on Craig's list?

It would be a GREAT business write-off for taxes!