 | Glass: Fusing90 and 104 Coe Lampworking Glass | Get your glass torch working supplies here! Lamp working, also called torch working or flame working, is the sculpting of glass rods and glass tubes by heating and melting the glass in the flame of a gas-powered torch. The torch worker has a high degree of control over how melted the glass becomes, as a result they're able to create pieces with immaculate detail and complexity. |
|  | Kits | Kits for fusing glass. |
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|  | Glass Blocks | Glass blocks of assorted colors used to make projects |
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 | Cast Glass | all supplies you need for casting including Primo Primer and pre-fire,fine or powder frit Frit Brushes.clear frit.
mosaic or coarse frit for larger molds. Use medium or fine frit for smaller molds and jewelry molds.
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|  | Fusible Glass 90 & 96 coe emlishments | using Embellishments for Glass Fusing
Fusing embellishments can enhance your glass fusing projects. See a listing of the various embellishments and how they are used in glass fusing.Dichroic Bits - 90 &96 COE, Fuse Art Floral Decals, Fuse Art Bug-a-Boos Decals, Stringers Assortment - 90 & 96 COE , Fuse Art Contempo Decals, |
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 | Dichroic Glass | Dichroic glass is glass containing multiple micro-layers of metal oxides which give the glass dichroic optical properties. The invention of dichroic glass is often erroneously attributed to NASA and its contractors[1], who developed it for use in dichroic filters. Dichroic glass dates back to at least the 4th century AD as seen in the Lycurgus cup |
|  | Glass Fusing Glass:Iridized Glass | Flat or blown glass sprayed with a vapor deposit of metal oxides for an iridescent finish. The iridized layer, which resembles an oil slick, can be selectively removed for a two-tone effect. |
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 | Molds | Molds for glass fusing. |
|  | Glass: Fusing Fiber Products | There are two popular ways to protect your kiln shelf when fusing: Kiln Wash and this ThinFire Paper. Use this Paper Thin (or actually any of the fiber paper listed below) between the kiln shelf and your glass so the glass will not stick to the shelf. This saves you from coating the kiln shelf with kiln wash. It also creates the smoothest backing possible. |
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 | Supplies | Various supplies for glass fusing. |
|  | Glass: Cutters & Hand Tools | A glass cutter is a hand tool which aids in the cutting (strictly, the controlled breaking) of flat or sheet glass. The wheel is usually about 5 mm in diameter and made of hardened steel or tungsten carbide with its edge ground to a V-section. Cutting glass by hand is usually reserved for small, one-time jobs. A computer-assisted CNC semi-automatic glass cutting table is usually used to score large sheets of glass, which are then broken out by hand into the individual lites. Only annealed, and not tempered glass can be cut. |
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|  | Glass :Grinders & Bevelers | Whether you're blasting trophies of decorative art glass; beveling, grinding and ... From cabinets to grinders to a full line of supplies for glass shaping, |
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|  | Glass Fusing:Jewelry Findings | We are Authorized Distributors for Aanraku Bails. Aanraku bails are the industry standard for glass jewelry. Forget wire wrapping, setting in sterling, wire inclusions or drilling holes in your jewelry. This is the easy, fast, and simple solution for a great looking finish to your pendants.
These bails are easily attached to the back of any kind of jewelry such as dichroic glass, metal or other solid materials. They can be attached with a small amount of glue or epoxy. Aanraku bails are recessed to allow sufficient glue to be used, helping to securely attach the bails to many types of jewelry surfaces. The recess also minimizes glue spreading beyond the edges of the bail and creats a nice clean appearance. |
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 | Glass Fusing: Tools | Glass fusing tools and supplies. Beginner list of supplies used in fusing glass. |
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