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Just say you signed in blood.

You'll be surprised at how much energy the kiln doesn't use.

I always check rates between USPS, UPS and Fed Ex.

I slump smaller pieces in bigger molds and have never had a problem. Go for it and I'll bet you'll be fine.

JestersBaubles wrote:I got that email, too. I don't order from Rio (don't do any metal clay), but it's still sad to see the mom and pops being eaten up.

Dana

I think Rio Grande is more than a mom and pop business.

What size holes in pendants are you going to drill??The smallest bit on drill press is 3/32". Bigger holes will give a fair amount of chip-out on the back. I always drill a 1.25mm hole with diamond bit in a flex-shaft dremel.

GuyKass wrote:I fill 5 gallon pails with warm water and some ammonia. As a general rule, that seems to work the best for us without making it into a big production.

Guy

So, does the label come off in one piece so you can reuse it?

there's a product called Label Lifter that works pretty darn good.
http://winemerchantraleigh.com/accessor ... -lift.html

You can probably search for "Label Lifter" and find comparable prices.

Judy W wrote:What are the best kind of earring hooks and where can I find them?

Rings & Things

KateB. wrote:They are Xmas presents which is why the speedy rectification and trying to keep original size. Also why I am really cross with myself.

Well...you still got 10 days to make new ones.

I've used Elmers and Weldbond. Just a very small dab is all you need. Usually a dab the size of a pin head is enough.

Gwen Fletcher wrote:I am still looking for the perfect glue for attaching glass to both metal and wood. I live in England so would prefer to use suppliers in the UK. Is E6000 well thought of. Has anyone the definitive answer? Gwen

I use E6000 for all my jewelry and have never had a problem.

I've been using the same pair of cheap Taiwan runners for 30 years and they work great. About $15 or so retail.

Andy

I do small pieces such as perfume tops (covers) in different shapes and sizes and use crushed glass in molds (i prepare from plaster) to do them. The crushing/heating/ polishing and grinding is all done by hand, I want to set up an operation to do mass production ( more than 2000 pieces/month ) The...

Brock wrote:5) Quantity: Up to 126 maglesses per entrant (actual quantity to be determined after signup period is over).

I read that. so...if 50 people sign up then do you make 50?

I'm not sure I understand how many a person would have to make.

Anyone explain how to make a glass that looks like this...but will only need it to be 1/4" thick.

email is the only way right now.

Slumpy's has pulls and knobs.

I need a couple of these for my Glass Glow
http://www.rainbowglass.org/product.sc? ... egoryId=35

Are these like maybe stainless or can I just use regular connectors like you get at an auto supply?