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Little calico critter inspired piece
I’m about to be obnoxious with how many of these I make LOL
u/KateTheAverage8 — 3 days ago
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Candy boxes and ashtrays for a private client.
u/radimich150486 — 6 days ago
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Glass movement
Im still tweaking my kiln temps. I was aiming for a contor fuse but wound up with a hard edge tack.
If I run that same piece again, do I need to up the temp to get it to flow more? Or is running it up to the same temp for a second time going to get the glass to flow more?
Is it just temp, or hold, or both that create movement in the glass?
u/Jumpy-Use4502 — 4 days ago
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Help with single layer fusing
Hello everyone! I'm fairly new to glass fusing, and I'm really trying to get single layer fusing to work, but I keep getting separation. I've attached the schedule I used to fire and a pic of the results. The only thing I MIGHT have messed up was not changing step 5 from 960 to 950 since I'm using system 96 glass. Would a 10 degree difference do this? I haven't tried changing the temp and refiring because I'm getting frustrated and feeling like I'm just wasting glass.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Here's the firing schedule:
Here are my results. The gaps in the before picture aren't accurate. I made sure things were generally tight/touching.
Before:
After:
Before:
After:
This is closer to what I was expecting, but still not great:
u/Noldley — 7 days ago
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Turning a bong into a vase?
Hubby and I are gardening enjoyers but i recently got a job in a state where it’s prohibited. He’s very sad about tossing his bong, it’s huge, the stem alone is maybe a foot and a half. Anybody know how I could turn just the stem into a small thin vase? I don’t want to keep the whole thing, just the top cylinder. Anyone know how I could separate the stem and add a flat plate at the bottom?
u/gandolf2004 — 9 days ago
First, I fused two owls, and then I decided to assemble a panel painting.
u/radimich150486 — 12 days ago
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Kiln Ventilation?
Hi! I recently purchased a Skutt Firebox 14 and placed It in my basement, though I haven't used it yet. The manual states it could put out some smoke the first time you turn it on, which is normal and fine though I didn't read anything on any required ventilation for normal use? I'm new to fusing but excited to start experimenting.
u/CatrickDempsey — 14 days ago