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I use Bn for all of my molds but use BE kilnwash for my shelves.
Works for me.
The other Jim

What Andy said.
The other Jim

Way to fast on the slump is my opinion
The other Jim

just used to keep the frit from moving when the kiln shelf is moved.
The other Jim

I use the pliers without the pads because of that reason.
The other Jim

I do not know why, but I can tell you that (in my case ) it makes a great deal of difference
The other Jim

Maybe try to fuse the powder first then refuse with the silver?
The oher Jim

They still do. And it is very good and inexpensive to make.

Thanks, Brad

Sometime, a long time ago in a land far far away, I seem to remember a slumping mold that was designed to make 4 legged animals stand up.
Does anyone have any idea as to where I can get this mold?
This "kit" also had full line drawings for some animals.
Thank you so much.
Jim

Also make sure that the running pliers are perfectly vertical throughout the cut.\
Also. keep the pressure the same through out the cut.

bow, turn around 3 times and look to the east. Seriously, Bullseye has a good tutorial on cutting glass.

What Kevin said.

I whole heartedly agree. Sometimes it is value perceived. I remember when I started doing Shows, I had some little baubles that I was asking $5 each and was selling maybe 5 or 6 during a 3 day show. One time another artist at the show told me "you really should charge more for your glass. and d...

Brad Walker wrote:I have had some luck flipping a piece over and refiring. It's worth a try.

Me to.
The other Jim

I use "mineral spirits" here in the U.S. as a cleaning agent for my glass before firing. I also use it in my Toyo glass cutter as a lubricant. The really good thing about it is that you do not have to do any more cleaning A gallon costs about $5.00 us and a gallon will last fore a LOOOOOON...

I do not know what "white spirit is," but I don't see what the problem is if you wait until the mixture is dry.
The other Jim

Thanks, Dana.
The other Jim

JestersBaubles wrote:https://richardlalonde.com/liquid-glass-line-updated/



Dana

I would like[fimg=][/fimg] to know how to create nice crisp lines between different colored powders and fine frit
like this pic
The other Jim

I have some BE Opaline striker and need to know what temp to take it to so that it strikes.
Thanks
The other Jim