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Okay, this is it. Last chance, absolutely last chance. I need a partner for Barbara for the 13th month, or 14th, I forgot. I am going to post what I have right here, and hopefull Brad will import it in to the notice. Now listen up: LAST CHANCE. FROWNING FOREHEAD LAST CHANCE. SQUINTY EYES LAST CHANCE...

This is copied from Spab's Place: Okay, this is it. Last chance, absolutely last chance. I need a partner for Barbara for the 13th month, or 14th, I forgot. I am going to post what I have right here, and hopefull Brad will import it in to the notice. Now listen up: LAST CHANCE. FROWNING FOREHEAD LAS...

Amazon.com/Tool Crib has the MK on sale this week.

If you aren't a really heavy user, I bought the 7" wet saw from Home Depot for $88.00. It's slow and sloppy, but I did 400 sq. ft. of tiling with it in 3 days, and it still is going strong. I've cut tile, ceramic, brick, glass and stainless steel rod with it. I must emphasize though that it is ...

If you haven't had any luck with a light table, I have a set of plans that I just came across that look really good. If you want, I can send them to you.

I have been looking around for a larger kiln, and I came across the Genesis kilns (http://www.genesiskiln.com) Marty from Centre DeVerre (a board sponsor) designed them and L&L builds them. They look fantastic, and the price is excellent. Does anyone have one?

Nose grease?????

Jackie, they are wonderful. :D Have you been to Israel? Your clear menorah is strikingly evocative of the lower interior of "The Shrine of the Book," a part of The Israel Museum. This is where the Dead Sea Scrolls and other ancient biblical texts are housed. The colors also call to mind th...

I have 2 Jenkens and neither of them "rain crud." I would call Randy down in Florida and ask about this. The folks at Jenken are wonderful as far as support goes.

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I bought the cheapo Home Depot wet tile saw for around $80.00 Cuts tile, brick, cement and glass. It's a little underpowered so you have to feed slow, but it's cut everything I've thrown at it.

Welcome Dayle Ann! The plow's been through here about 20 times! And they are saying more to come.

Tony, are you getting this blizzard in Ithaca? Man, we are getting blasted.

It is fascinating. I can find all kinds of figures in it, and it is very engaging.

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Nice!

It looks so "fragile!"

Cool! Or should I say, "Hot!"

The blue cobalt is the blown part, and then that is rolled in the frit/confetti?

Suntoys,
The vase itself is intriguing. What process did you use? Was it an existing vase then rolled?