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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ธ.ค. 2018
- Another video on slumping bottles. Yep, I know there are lots of them, but I figured one more would not hurt. Here is a couple of things I do to make the slumped bottles look nicer. Hope you find this video interesting and if you do, please hit "Like" and subscribe to my channel. Below is the link to the slumpy's site where the firing schedules can be found: www.slumpys.com/Company-Infor...
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Thanks , this was a very helpful video. I picked up several tips that I am excited to use.
Thank you. You have inspired me to try. I love all the extra information such as using frit.
Good luck on your adventure and thanks for watching my video!
Capt Mike that is a great video!! I love your approach, great humor!
Thanks for the kind words and for watching my video!
super cool, thanks capt!
Very good video.can you please tell me what is the red liquid you are using.? Thank you
I love your belt buckle!
Thank you and thanks for watching my video!
cool belt buckle!... said nobody ever!😉
Well, I guess it depends on which belt buckle you are refering to. For awhile I wore a different buckle for each video and some of them were gifts.
Hi Mike, do you have recommendations on kilns?
I very much enjoyed this video. Do you know if there is any way to keep an embossed design on the bottle. It seems to me it would melt to flat, but perhaps you have a schedule that would work. Thanks!
I use one of the schedules from Slumpy's www.slumpys.com/Company-Information/Company/Slumpys-Firing-Schedule, the slumping one. Most of the time the embosed part will remail legable. Some lables on drink and beer botles will also remain after firing. Good luck.
Captain Mike, I love that you want to make this journey easier. For us all. I’m learning so much from you. I’m a little obsessed with my kiln and my productions. I have some float frit I want to slump. Do you have a firing schedule that works best?
Dawn, here is a good article on float glass in general: www.glasscampus.com/tutorials/pdf/Understanding%20Float%20Glass%20Firing%20Schedules..pdf. If you want a texture effect, go with the lower temps and for a smooth effect the higher full fuse should work. As usual, run some tests first. Cut small squares of clear and sprinkle on the frit. For a full fuse with just frit, go with the higher temps. With the higher temps there is always a chance it will stick to the mold, so use plenty of glass separator.
Good morning, I’ve watch some of your videos and appreciate all that you do. I was wondering if you can melt wine bottles in a ceramic kiln? I can get a hold of a ceramic kiln very cheap I did not want to invest in a glass Kim because of the expense. Thank you so much
If the bottle will fit in the kiln you can slump it. The temps for glass are less than those used for ceramics. Go here to see recommended temps: www.gofusing.com/blog/how-to-slump-recycled-glass-bottles/
Which machine have you used for melting and cost for it , please reply and is it possible to melt the bottle into that shape using fire gun?
I use a computerized Olympic kiln devoted specificaslly to glass. Any kiln with a computer controller will work fine. If you can get a flame burner hot enough I,m sure you cold melt a bottle, but please be careful. Rapid heating, especially in an unenclosed area could be dangerous.
Thank you so much for this video. I am brand new to this, a friend just gifted me with a Skutt 609 with the KilnSitter LT-3K controller. I wish it was larger and digital, but it's not and I'm thrilled to have it. I found a video that showed me how to slump bottles using my controller and I can't wait to give it a go. I watched a different video where the man brushed something onto the bottle to stop devitrification. Do you use a product like that? I'm so excited to try and use frit in my creations!!! I'm so impressed that you continue to answer questions on this video, not very many creators do that! Thank you again!
I use a product called "fuse Master Super Spray", but others are available. I buy the 16 ounce size and pour some in a pump spray bottle.
@@CaptMike Thank you for the quick reply! I'm subscribed to your channel!
@@renes4302 Thank you very much!
Hi capt.
I have several thick olive oil bottles. On first attempt following the kiln’s program they barely moved. You mention olive oil bottles...do you have a firing schedule and /or video. They are square not round if that matters. Thanks
Make sure the bottles are clean and dry. I place them on the slump mold and start by firing at a deep slump (I use schedules from this site www.slumpys.com/Company-Information/Company/Slumpys-Firing-Schedule) Depending on you kiln you may have to start with a schedule that is cooler and work your way up. Bottles slump differently that fusing glass (COE 90 or 96) and your kikln will make a big difference.
love the video. I have the tree of life mold for wine bottles. Do I have to use a kiln wash on the mold before I put my bottle on it and before i fire it?
Yes, always use kiln wash on a mold that will be used to slump or mold glass. Failure to do so will make the glass stick to the mold.
Can you get a mold to melt the bottle in squares? I would like to melt them down to do stained glass with them?
I'm sure someone sells a square mold. Check with Slumpys.com and see what they have. I would just make one out of clay, but that's me. What size are you interested in?
Hi, I have some Grey Goose bottles that I would like to slump and keep the writing on the bottles. So far, the first kept the peaches in the background, and if you squint, you can see a few geese on the front. :D Doing the 2nd bottle now. We seem to lose the blue color at 500 degrees. Any tips on keeping the full color? We also use Slumpys guide, and the first try was the bottle slumping schedule. Thank you in advance!
All bottle labels fire differently, but all the colors will change somewhat. Some will burn off completely, some just partially. Try the lowest temps you can and still get a slump. Work up from there.
@@CaptMike Thank you, trying that now. I can't remember which bottle I used, but all of the painting stayed. (I was so proud!) lol The Grey Goose isn't working like I'd like. btw- I've also tried the dichroic glass at different temps, and never had one that didn't crack. Thank for the fast response! Have a great day!
@@blessedbloominghomestead9134 I usually don't have trouble with dicro, even in the Microwave kiln. Are you using compatible glass? Also check your schedule and make sure you are annealing the glass properly. Funny haw that works. No annealing is available using a microwave kiln and the small pieces usually give no trouble. Larger pieces in a regular kiln need all the necessary ramp and hold times. Check with the company that supplies your dicro and see if they give advise on schedules.
Is there heavy metals in the bottles? Will there be fumes when fusing and slumping crushed bottles?
I have not heard of heavy metals in bottle glass. Anyone here know? I have not noticed any fumes when firing crushed glass, but I have a large shop.
I don’t see a kiln schedule? Do you use a cone setter?
I use a kiln with a computer setup. I use whatever schedule is needed for te project. Go here for a good one: www.slumpys.com/Company-Information/Company/Slumpys-Firing-Schedule
I stumbled upon your video and I just want to try this! Can you recommend a kiln?
All I can recommend is that you get a computer controlled kiln. This is most important for glass work. Also, one on the smaller 120 volt kilns will work fine.
@@CaptMike thank you
Hi ! Nice tips !! Can we do this in our electric oven ?
Sorry Nishi, but a convential oven will not get hot enough to slump the glass. You will need a kiln that will heat to at least 1200 to 1300 degrees F.
I have a small paragon sc2 kiln so it would nto be very big..I also want to make jewelry pieces out of them it fits 6 by 6 inch
Ginger, here is one option from Slumpy's: www.slumpys.com/Warm-Glass-Molds/Stainless-Steel-Casting-Square-Molds. You would have to use a mold release agent on the SS and kiln shelf paper on the bottom, but you will end up with a square piece. Do you have a tile saw? If so, think about cutting wine bottles and flattening them.
how do you put a label inside a bottle during slumping..My step mom got a flattened bottle from a store with the label "inside" the bottle.the winery wouldn't share their secret but YES its inside the glass bottle...but how???
If the bottle is slumped completely flat, with no space on the inside, then they had to have a lable printed on something like kiln papaer with high temp ink. They would place the lable inside the bottle before firing.
You can buy dichroic film and it won't crack. The COE recycled glass is usually 82, which definitely will crack with a 96. I've heard that if you make any glass into a powder or frit, then the coe won't matter as much because the stress tends to leave the tiny pieces.
I too find that frit, at least in a thin layer seems to be more forgiving.
@@CaptMike can you put crayon pieces inside the bottle before firing it in the kiln for slumping
@@gagnej61 I would think the high temps would burn the crayoons and make a big mess. Just guessing.
I’d like to paint on the slumped bottles. I use folk art paint. Can I paint before putting into kiln?
No, acrylics and enamals will burn off when fired in a kiln, however, there are ceramic paints available that will withstand the extreme temps. First you might slump the bottle then use the ceramic paints and refire. Hope this helps!
@@CaptMike yes that helps. Thank you.
Where can I get this mould?
start here: www.amazon.com/s?k=bottle+slumping+molds&crid=CD42N7B4IKRI&sprefix=bottle+slumping+molds%2Caps%2C97&ref=nb_sb_noss_1
Do you have to use a kiln or can you use a strong microwave
Mellisa, you have to use a microwave kiln.
Thank you sir, Merry Christmas 🎄
@@mellisasouza908 A Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Can you put crayon pieces inside the bottle and then put it in the kiln?
Crayons are just a type of colored wax. I am sure they would burn up and cause a bunce of smoke and ash in the bottle.
Can you use pieces of stained glass in the bottles
It is usually hard to tell what the COE of stained glass is. Very small pieces might work. Slump one and see if it cracks when cool. Let me know how it turns out for you.
Capt Mike thanks,I’m trying it right now,I’ll let you know
I tried with pieces of broken bottles first and it came out beautiful,but after it cooled it broke in half,but I think I put too much glass pieces in and the pieces were big.
So how do i crush the glass so it’s more fine
Thanks
@@izzy854 some people use a couple of old cotton socks. Put the glass in the socks and bust it up with a hammer. It will ruin the socks and be creful to wear gloves and eye protection.
Can I flatten 2 beer bottles at a time?
Sure. If your kiln is large enough, just place them on a kiln shelf that has been treated with kiln wash with a large piece of kiln paper on top of the shelf. If you want the bottles to stick together just line them up sid by sifr. If you want two seperate flattened bottles just make sure there is enugh space between them so they will not touch when the melting is complete.
Please I want to make these bottles in my country Egypt ..... Please help please
Do you have a kiln?
Plz mention the product which u have used
Any aloe product will do. It burns off . In this case I used Glastac Gel. The frit (colored pieces) was busted up wine and beer bottles. Bottle slumping molds can be found online at Clay King, Slumpy's and others. Hope this is what you need.
Mold a bong out of bottles.
🙋: umm, why?
What in particular are you courious about?😀