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On My smaller MK it's at the rear on the side of the left hand side. Undo the bolt use a framing and true it up.
Bob

What Marty said, Brad is the owner of this site and has what is considered to be the best book for people who want to learn about glass fusing.
Bob

Thanks Ben, that is good to know. I bought some before and I don't remember seeing Spectrum.
Bob

It looks great, cant wait to see the finished piece.
Bob

I think Slumpy's sell five pound bags of 96 frit but it is not Spectrum's, I think it's Carolina frit.
Bob

They are fun to make Dana and sound great.
Bob

Very nice first.
Bob

I have not posted a piece in a while so I thought I would show this new Tabletop Water Fountain. The inspiration came from picking wild strawberries on my grandparents farm In New Brunswick Canada when I was growing up. There are a lot of lampworked parts in this so it took a while to finish, at the...

Great piece, how much time do you have in this.
Bob

It looks great Havi, sometimes the glass tells us what it wants to do.
Bob

A nice and very interesting piece, great job.
Bob

rosanna gusler wrote:way cool! where did you get the lamp base? r.

Rosanna, I happened to have a set of these bases and we were no longer using one. Often I find inexpensive bases at the Salvation Army, I also find great ceramic and stainless molds there.
Bob

Thank you all, I wish I had a better picture.
Bob

I have not posted a picture in a while so I thought it was time to share something. I always loved Rosanna's jelly fish and I have seen a few others around so I decided to make a lamp. It's not the greatest picture but you can see the lampworked fish I included in this lamp, you should see it light ...

I like it.
Bob

What a nice job Don
Bob

I'm not sure I am correct here but I think I remember reading somewhere lampworkers use charcoal in an electric kiln to get a reduction atmosphere. I believe it's hard on the coils.
Bob

I agree with Brock, I find no reason to use the stuff.
Bob

I am wondering the same thing, did you fire silver or metal clay in the kiln.
Bob

Great job Bert. Are the lights shinning down on the glass or do you have lights below it?
Bob