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Possibly but I'd still talk to one. I'm in the same boat but with a stained glass shop. I've downsized over the years from about 3000 sq ft to a small retail shop of just over 400. There's a lot of potential for someone to take it over and expand again but like you...my market is very narrow.

I would get a business real estate broker and him/her do the work. They'd have a better knowledge of where and how to advertise your business. Well worth it.

The prices of OGT have continued to rise to the point that they are now competitive with BE, KOK and others. I think they've become better at making the colors more vibrant. I've never had a bad experience with OGT for fusing. Hi Bob. Have you read the posts and opinions on OC from Craftweb? The bul...

I bought my blade at Home Depot. DeWalt Glass Tile Blade. About $24. Used it to cut 100's of bottles and slags.

The thing I like about Papyros is that if you're careful you can get several firings on it. I've gotten up to five. Often it depends on the color of the glass and how hot you go.

Hello I have been given some Hotline glass stringers with a catalog number 4955, 4954 and Millefiori slices number 1554. Can anyone help with the COE of these? Thanks Karen Layton The Mille is 104. The stringers could be 90 or 96. Hotline products are from Creative Craftsman. https://gofusing.com/b...

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Don Burt wrote:A13 Is an acrylic medium from Thompson Enamel. There. Thats infinitely helpful, isn't it?

I thought it was a Bingo number....

Does anyone know the process in which thin fire paper or Papyros is made? Looking for more info other than it's just impregnated with a ceramic material. Thanks!

Drain the oil and take it apart. Here's a good link. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/thr ... sor.28198/

You would need to have them at least overlap or better yet on a clear base.

Because this is smoothing down the side of 1/4" flat glass, I want it to be super easy for the client. That is why I am sending her a 1" diameter Aanraku grinding bit. Easier to control than a smaller bit. I am suggesting someone spray water on the glass as she grinds it down. (I will mak...

You'd need a small steel rod with a flat side. The rod would go into the bit and then the allen screw would be used to tighten the bit to the rod. You could just find a diamond bit that is designed to fit in a drill. https://www.harborfreight.com/diamond-rotary-bit-set-4-pc-69664.html?utm_source=goo...

I've never used the screw in 40 years and I've cut all sorts of glass. I just take the screw out and throw it into the trash.

Google "Tiny diamond drill bits" Several sources out there.

Different sizes of PVC pipe. In my last store, I had many different sizes as well as different lengths.

Glastar makes a narrow running plier. https://www.amazon.com/Unknown-Glastar- ... B004KHYG6I

Find Arnold Howard on FB. He was the kiln guy at Paragon and is now working on kilns on his own. https://www.facebook.com/arnoldhoward

I'd go with a Skutt or Olympic.