I have a 17" round stainless steel mold that is 2 1/2" deep. Is this shallow enough to slump INTO without having issues from different rates of contraction? 
This is what I am wanting to slump...
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- Wed Aug 23, 2017 3:17 pm
 - Forum: Techniques and Tools
 - Topic: Stainless mold shallow enough to slump INTO?
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- Thu Aug 03, 2017 4:34 pm
 - Forum: Techniques and Tools
 - Topic: Can I slump directly on a kiln shelf without a mold?
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Can I slump directly on a kiln shelf without a mold?
I'm pretty sure I can do this but thought I'd run it by "the experts". I have two large pieces to slump into an organic shape. I only have one mold and don't want to fire my big kiln half empty. So I was thinking about putting some fiber blanket under the parts I want to stay elevated and ...
					- Tue Jul 25, 2017 3:39 pm
 - Forum: Techniques and Tools
 - Topic: Pinging glass after slumping
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Re: Pinging glass after slumping
So, same schedule just longer hold?
					- Tue Jul 25, 2017 3:25 pm
 - Forum: Techniques and Tools
 - Topic: Pinging glass after slumping
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Pinging glass after slumping
I just took a glass piece out of the kiln after slumping it into the large organic mold. It's kind of 3 layers in that one piece is a flat coral design, the next layer is frit lace and the last layer is an irridized clear circle. All Bullseye glass. It slumped nicely using the following schedule: 25...
					- Sun Sep 11, 2016 2:13 pm
 - Forum: Photos and Stuff
 - Topic: HELP me identify this glass please!
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Re: HELP me identify this glass please!
Very entertaining reply Kevin Midgley  
					- Sat Sep 10, 2016 6:29 pm
 - Forum: Photos and Stuff
 - Topic: HELP me identify this glass please!
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HELP me identify this glass please!
I made this piece about 4 years ago in a class and I think it was scrap glass he had on hand that I used. It may be Wissmach iridized. The blue is standard 3mm which is the one I most want to find but I suppose it could be dichro on black. Anybody recognize it??? Please, please, please. It has taken...
					- Sun Apr 27, 2014 1:52 am
 - Forum: Techniques and Tools
 - Topic: Satin Dichro
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Re: Satin Dichro
 Head on over to AAE Glass (Tanya Roy Veit) and check out her Saturday video. She has a great idea for getting a matte surface on dichro. http://aaeglass.com/index.php/supplies/saturday-video-club.html?limit=all The video is only viewable for 72 hours after she puts it up, so you'll need to act quic...
					- Sat Apr 26, 2014 6:37 pm
 - Forum: Techniques and Tools
 - Topic: Satin Dichro
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Satin Dichro
I am trying to give my dichroic pendants a satin finish. Someone suggested using a clear enamel on them since it would fire to a hazy color. I have not used any clear enamels and wondered if this would work or if someone has another suggestion. I know Reusche has a satin etch enamel. Has anyone used...