Talbott on fri 31 jan 97
I have purchased Vitrofil or Multifil from Laguna, and it is ground
up glass... and rather inexpensive. Can't remember the mesh size but it
is rather fine. Seems like this would be a great alternative to grinding
you own glass... Potters have enough things to do and worry about as it
is... and that is my 2 cents worth.... Marshall
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>We only have one set of eyes. 5 bucks and three seconds
>of time it takes to put on eye protection. In anything that
>I do that my eyes are even at the slightest of risk I don
>eye protection and then happily putter about. WIthout
>risk.
>
>Rod Wuetherick
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>> Janet, we usually take those large pieces of glass and
>> use a mortar and pestle. Please be very careful, pieces
>> of glass can jump up into your eyes. We usually put the
>> whole mortar and pestle and glass into a plastic bag, with
>> the opening of the bag around the pestle so that you have
>> space to move. All the best Ralph
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