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Brad, This thread reminded me that i'm still looking for the full sized Armstrong Tiles. If you ever run across them

Wonderful piece. Anyone else looking to dump their 0013..you can dump it my way.

Yes

They look good enough to eat..great work

I havent found 0113 to be reactive

Thanks cynthia

I am thinking of a way to make a slumped "finger labyrinth" bowl or platter. My idea is to use silicone caulk to laydown a bead for the labyrinth. Then to frame around it and cast it in Plaster/Alumina mix. Then use this as a mold to slump into the labyrinth. Sound plausable? Ideas for a r...

Judd wrote:Dude, don't let these peole fool you!!! There's NOTHING you can do with Tekta scrap. You must mail it all to me! I'll message you my address.

LOL

Thanks for all the good suggestions

I'm wondering how others who might have this problem are dealing with it? I have been making and selling a large quantity of an item which leaves a good bit of oddly shaped clear scrap. I have boxes of it. I have tried incorporating it into other items..Fish, Garden Octopi, etc but still have large ...

lovely piece

Great prices in Denver

I have one...yes. great machine

Very Nice

Bob, I have to agree with Valerie..you make it so obvious how far I have to go....beautiful piece

I generally use USPS and figure that if the cost should happen to be higher..I'm subsidizing the first class mail system...they need all the help they can get. Brad..being in NC you should be supporting KrispyKreme.

Sweet

I use a product called "Rag on a Roll" which is a large roll of papertowel material impregnated with nylon webbing, they are fairly durable, absorbent and lint free, also disposable. Diapers and old T shirts also make it into the studio.

Very nice.

What bert said...