Brenda Beeley on tue 25 mar 03
Today is a play day in my studio and I've invited a friend over to make
wall sconces .
I went to a Kathy Triplett demo on sconces a few years ago and I'm not
sure if I remember all the firing data for slumping the glass.
Does anyone have a temp/firing schedule for the glass slumping part.
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ClaySpace on Puget Sound
Brenda Beeley
P.O. Box 1339
Suquamish, WA 98392-1339
(360) 598-3688
email: mtimes@telebyte.net
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Arnold Howard on tue 25 mar 03
For the past several weeks, employees at Paragon have been slumping
glass bottles in an 8-sided ceramic kiln. You will find that the
slumping temperature depends on the type of glass you are firing.
My suggestion is to look at the glass through a peephole and turn the
kiln off manually the first time you fire glass. You can tell when the
glass is ready by looking at it. (Firing safety glasses are
recommended.)
Sincerely,
Arnold Howard
Paragon Industries, L.P.
www.paragonweb.com
----- Original Message -----
From: Brenda Beeley
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Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2003 8:29 AM
Subject: [CLAYART] wall sconces/slumping glass
> Today is a play day in my studio and I've invited a friend over to
make
> wall sconces .
> I went to a Kathy Triplett demo on sconces a few years ago and I'm
not
> sure if I remember all the firing data for slumping the glass.
>
> Does anyone have a temp/firing schedule for the glass slumping part.
>
> ****************************
> ClaySpace on Puget Sound
> Brenda Beeley
> P.O. Box 1339
> Suquamish, WA 98392-1339
> (360) 598-3688
> email: mtimes@telebyte.net
> http://www.clayspaceonpugetsound.com
>
>
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Jim Murphy on wed 26 mar 03
Brenda,
I think the glass slumping tutorials at www.warmglass.com may help you.
Best wishes,
Jim Murphy
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