Boa tarde. Qual produto vc mistura no vidro ? Não sei inglês. Responde que colocou na tradução. Obrigada! Ótimo trabalho

Thanks so much for the information.

On your schedule you have skip dose that mean to use 250 again ??

Need to mention the light glowing in the top of the kiln I've seen orange that means it's starting the fusing process. Also I saw recommendations instructing do not lift the lid to look as this can suddenly change the kiln temperature and cause a fail. I am still researching but this is not a great tutorial for a dummy like me.

Do you have a video with sound that can be purchased? I would also be interested in how to fill in a textured mold with powder frit.

Hi, did you prefire the vermiculite before or after firing? Thank you for posting this.

This would be so much more meaningful with sound.

What does it look like once fired?

What is that medium the glass is mixed with? Did I see it by ProVetro? Where can I get that?

What was the point of not showing us the end result, disappointed 😞

was wondering the same thing..want to see what the end results and what they were using for enamels and fire schedules

Are you in UK or USA !? Haw can I learn this kind of art !? Can we communicate!? Cause I’m very interested in this art

Best Video ever 👍🏽 I which you talk about several techniques If you please ... Thanks 🙏

No dust mask?

Would a small mold carved by vermiculite be used in the microwave kiln for glass fusing with success?

where can i find the glass wholesale

What was the powdered glass mixed with? Why is there no sound or explanation?

I am looking for moulds to use with a microwave kiln. I am finding real trouble. I understand that ceramic moulds are not recommended because they crack. Vermiculite moulds, like the hot pot ones are recommended, but the available range is small and here in the UK they are never in stock. I thought to try to make my own vermiculite moulds, but I can't find any advice on this, just a load of scary asbestos warnings. There seem to be no books available on microwave kilns. Would the method you demonstrate in this video be suitable for microwave kilns? Any information gratefully received.

If I made frit or powdered glass would it be the same as what I'd buy n would I be able to freeze n fuse it I'm thinking that the water being frozen is what holds the glass together am I right

Can I use fine frit.. or does it have to be powdered frit?

Really cute. Can you grow them in green?

WHERE CAN I PURCHASE THIS GREATER FORM AND WHAT IS THE PRICE?

Hi, what kind of molds can i use in the kiln? Would plaster of Paris work?Many thanks.

Can you fire in microwave kiln

holy shit i think i just watched somebody create the carbon footprint of a saturn five rocket in his kiln to create some lovely tastefully fishy jewellery from some mold he found in a pound trash shop. viva la interfukkennet yay

Was this suppose to be funny? I don’t get it

Aww how frustrating I wanted to see how it turned out after firing ! It looked amazing

Great Video!

Where can I find the Super Large kiln on the bottom? My largest has a fusing surface of approx 4.5 inches... I am really wanting a bigger one.

Hi, I love my microwave kiln, it is by far my favourite buy of the year, unfortunately I have damaged the base where the molten glass has spread over the edge of the fibre paper. Please could you advise me on how to repair the base. Thanks

I've made a few pendants but the back is rough. Can I make it smooth in the Kiln?.

Estan de cachondeo

I just started using my kiln today. I bought the extra large version. My pieces are coming out with some pointed corners, like it didn't melt all the way. I've been nuking them for 10min. What am I doing wrong? TIA

the interleaving of this video though!

Can you melt sand into glass with a microwave kiln?

where can you purchase the large kiln? I am in the states but would love to get one

Hello, I love your videos. I havent start my glass fusion yet. What kind of microwave do you use for microwave kiln.? I was told that stainless part has to be inside of microwave, we cant use any micorwave that has interior plastic. Is that true? Thank you

What does "washing your glass powder" mean?????

What a load of old shittttt x DX

Greta tutorial! I bought the hot pot micro kiln over 6 mths ago and have not had the nerve to try it yet, will be doing so in a few minutes though after seeing how easy it was! Quick question, I mainly work in PMC3 - can I use the micro kiln for this and can I mix the dried but not fired clay with non-fused glass? Many thanks, Wendy

I could nearly understand him cause of his accent

you can use deeper moulds, I have used to about 1 inch. I then layered different colours of powder one on top of another. I tried sections vertically but this didn't work that well. As the block "melts" the powder is pulled together which holds its shape. (if you touch it when dry, it will collapse). You will see from the firing cycle that it is a flash fuse, which does not hold the temp very high or for long. If you did a normal fuse it would melt downwards and loose its shape

Hi there! Thanks for uploading this video! I've been working w/fused glass for about 4 years and just heard about "freeze and fuse." I'd like to use the technique to create some small pieces that I will then tack fuse to various plates, platters, etc. As I consider what types of molds to buy, are there certain depths I should avoid--or favor? If you use a mold with a deep[er] cavity [say, 3/4 inch or more] what precludes the form from simply melting downwards/outwards and losing its shape?

A Vacuum cleaner. Welcome to England :0)

What is a "hoover"?

Hi Heidi We do sell the medium kiln (in England) for £50 plus VAT. It has a 4" diameter and is the most popular. The large one (6.5" diam) is no longer available as it was too expensive (£169). I hope this helps Robert

I have the small kiln and I am having such a good time using it. I can't seem to find the medium nor the large kiln though. Anyone have any ideas where they are? - Heidi

That was my question too. I would love to know if this could work with a microwave kiln as well. - Heidi

Very easy. If you film the clip properly and use a proper camera then it doesn't happen. If you do it cheaply (like I did) then it looks bloody awful :0)

Very nice, how do you get the photo to pixelate like that?