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UGotGlass Support Forum
Welcome to the UGotGlass Message Board. We get calls and emails every day asking us for advice on fusing, PMC, equipment etc.... so we decided to add this board as a way of consolidating this support. Hope you find it helpful. Please feel free to ask questions, make comments etc....NOTE: We do reserve the right to remove any post for any reason without notice to the poster. |
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JC
 Apr 6, 08 - 3:54 PM |
POT MELTS
Itook a class where the instructor gave us squares of glass that she made by doing pot melts. She said that you fill up a clay pot with scrap glass and let it melt into a clay saucer to make the pot melt. I'm really interested making my own pot melt and I'm willing to experiment but I'd like starter guidance on a kiln schedule. I have a paragon 18 inch kiln. I usually just fuse 2 or three layers of standard glass so working with a "POT" full of glass pieces I don't have any reference. I keep missing the instructor at the shop I took the class so any guidance would be appreciated. |
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Nancy Tang
Apr 16th, 2008 - 1:14 PM |
Re: POT MELTS
I have not done this myself although I keep meaning to... however to get the glass to flow it should be hotter than full fuse temp.... Nan |
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