Glass Fusing and Slumping - Amaco

Learn glass fusing and slumping techniques with Amaco! Shop all Amaco products at www.dickblick....
Amaco offers everything you need to make beautiful glass fused and slumped pieces in your studio, classroom or home. Watch how easy it is to work with glass.
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[@stormypaxton1035]

what type of mold do I have to use to create small - medium jars? I could not find anything regarding making jars so far?

[@Blick_Art]

+Stormy Paxton Jars, like Mason or canning jars, are usually blown and formed in a wooden mold. They are not created by slumping or fusing glass. For any additional questions, you can reach Blick Product Information at 1-800-933-2542 or [e-mail]. Thanks!

[@mrshewitt7421]

What was the thickness of the glass when it went into the kiln. It looked as if you used two pieces of 3mm as well as the glass that was put on top. Is that right?

[@Blick_Art]

+Mrs Hewitt Each sheet of glass is 1/8” thick, so in example she made it would be between 3/8” and ½” thick. For any additional questions, you can reach Blick Product Information at 1-800-933-2542 or [e-mail]. Thanks!

[@jeanneirwin3999]

Glass slumping

[@gussiebee]

Where do I get a shelf fot a small kiln, and where to get thepaper?

[@Blick_Art]

+gussiebee We offer kiln shelves of all different sizes, from 6” to 23”. You can find a selection here www.dickblick.com/products/amaco-kiln-shelves/ or contact us and we can help you find the correct one for your kiln. The fiber shelf paper can be found here www.dickblick.com/products/amaco-fiber-shelf-paper/. If you have additional questions, you can reach Blick Product Information at 1-800-933-2542 or [e-mail]. Thanks!

[@SeverinoBiil]

where will i buy these tiny pieces of glass to fusing? do you sell it?

[@clarehewitt9455]

Very clear, thank you.

[@professorpaulwandless7464]

Great video!

[@MarcFresko]

Slight error; placing clear sheet of glass under the coloured glass does not "prevent bubbles from forming". If bubbles are going to form, they'll form under the glass instead of ... under the glass! Actually, it introduces an extra place where bubbles can form, being the space between the clear and the coloured glass. It's still good practice, don't get me wrong, but the video is mildly misleading.

[@kidsreview1]

Cool

[@dennisolson6920]

whats the coe of the glass she is using!

[@Blick_Art]

+Dennis Olson All of the glass she is using and that we sell for fusing and slumping is 90 COE.

[@user-mv5ni4os6b]

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[@cleverreaper6771]

its an ash tray

[@eyeh8meyeleyef158]

Yeh yeh yeh, cos everyone has a kiln at home :)

[@galliontrillion]

+Amber Star i was thinking that , and how expensive to buy one and how mush gas i would use just to mould one art .work