Havi, you're correct. The mesh is twist-tied to the rebar and the rebar just sits on the mullite cross pieces.
Jim
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Dairy,Dairy Queen wrote:Havi, I roll out a 1 inch thick slab of clay. I cut out and remove circles or slots, at least 1 inch wide. After the clay dries, I fire it to cone 6. Normally, I don't fire clay molds, but I am asking this piece to support the weight of the stacked glass, and I don't want any of the clay material to drop with the glass. Impossible to remove.
Can you use your grids more than once?
Also, once you are at home, please please please, post some photos - or if you want to PM them to me.............. or e-mail
thanks in advance,
Havi
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