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Hi Denise... There are several reasons glass will crack when fusing. It sounds like you are exposing the glass to cool air on your firing up process. I would not vent the kiln. Keep the ramp temperature
You would need to test these various glasses to find out which ones are compatible. Just because they fuse together in the kiln doesn't mean that your project was successful. The only way to find out
You will need to be sure that the metal and glass are both hot at the time of doing using the torch. Any type of glass can be used, but if you are going to mix your glass then you need to be sure that
When doing a Google search for etched glass I found the following store: http://www.customglassetching.com/contact.htm They do custom work. If they can't help you, they might be able to direct you to
Hot glass is usually a term used for glass blowing, lamp working, or flame worked glass. Warm glass of kiln work is a term for glass that is maneuvered inside a kiln. If you are wanting to do kiln work
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