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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Use Your Glass Grinder Waste!
For many years I have been accumulating dried glass grinder waste in huge pickle jars with no clear idea about what to do with it. But now I have. But what do you do with the sloppy mess in your … Continue reading
Posted in CMC, Drilling holes, Experiment, Frit, Melting Glass, Microwave kiln, Money-saving ideas, Recycling, Tylo
Tagged Experiment, Faux rock, fusing glass, glass, Grinder waste, hold, Microwave kiln, Recycle, Recycling, Scrap glass, Stained Glass
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The Mystery of Softening, Annealing and Strain Points
The question “Why?” rather than “What?” motivates this posting. Let me explain because I want to be more specific… When I bought an electric kiln it came with some pre-programmed schedules. They worked but I wanted to know why. I … Continue reading
Posted in Annealing, kiln schedule
Tagged Anneal point, Kiln schedule, Poise, Softening point, Strain point, Temperature range, Working range
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