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Category Archives: Borax
Making Bubbles with Metal Oxides
Today’s chatter is about making bubbles inside kiln-fired glass using metal oxides rather than borax, bicarbonate of soda or other commercial bubble mixtures. I hope you find it a productive distraction, especially if you’re getting tired of being in a … Continue reading
Posted in Borax, Borax bead test, Bubbles, CMC, Experiment, Tylo
Tagged Bubbles, CMC, cobalt oxide, copper oxide, fusing glass, Microwave kiln, Tylo
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Bubbles – Borax or Bicarb?
There are many products available to the glass worker that produce bubbles when used between layers of glass. Some have a specific COE, some are coloured, all seem to be rather expensive. And then there are other products that have … Continue reading
Posted in Borax, Bubbles, Experiment, Microwave kiln, Money-saving ideas
Tagged Borax, Bubbles, Experiment, Microwave kiln, Money-saving ideas
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