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Thank you both for responding. I will definately get a copy of Elskus's book and some high-fire Reusche paints to start. I've tried some Pebeo oven type paints in the kiln, and it was bad.
Bert, wow your site is incredible! Wish I could see that enameled transom window in person!

Several years ago I came across some pieces that were amazing, and I want to start working in a similar vein. I wish I had a picture of thier work or the name of the artist in question. They had a storefront studio downtown Cincinnati--I moved to Florida since then and I cannot locate them now. Here...

This is coming from a newbie in general, but I have been playing around alot with CBS dichro, both clear and black. Here are some things I have noticed: With Black based, you will get the most reflected light from the dichro making it stand out alot more-the clear will allow whats underneath to show...

I am trying to figure out a way to make a decent hinge for jewelry boxes. I have tried fusing brass tubing under the back edge, also tried using some epoxy to simply glue the tube on, and lastly I've tried fusing some Nichrome(?) wire hoops to the sides on the back. While I have come close to gettin...

Brilliant reply Phil, just what I needed to know. Thank you very much! Your #'s sound accurate, I will check my bill.

Just a general question, can anyone give me a swag (scientific wild assed guess) at the cost of running one 10 hour long, typical firing on a 120v/15 amp Paragon Gf-7 kiln? I just moved into a house and don't even have a feel at what the typical monthly bill is for electric. Is it somewhere around a...

Hey all, newbie here. I am getting into fusing glass primarily for use in my stained glass work, using abstract formed items the way you would use any piece of stained glass-foiled and soldered into a panel. I am going the BE route, but many of my first experiments are using scrap glass...I have hun...