firing upside down to flatten a bubble?
Posted: Mon Oct 21, 2013 8:05 am
hi,
have made a set of coasters as a gift (float glass, 2 x 1/8) but the inclusion has created a bubble, so the surface of the coasters is not flat.
do not have time to do them again so thought to fuse them upside down ( bubble towards kiln shelf) to about 1400f/760c to flatten the bubble.
then fuse again same temperature, this time with the right side up, to fire polish and remove any kiln shelf marking from the previous "upside down" firing.
do you think this could work?
many thanks, seachange
have made a set of coasters as a gift (float glass, 2 x 1/8) but the inclusion has created a bubble, so the surface of the coasters is not flat.
do not have time to do them again so thought to fuse them upside down ( bubble towards kiln shelf) to about 1400f/760c to flatten the bubble.
then fuse again same temperature, this time with the right side up, to fire polish and remove any kiln shelf marking from the previous "upside down" firing.
do you think this could work?
many thanks, seachange