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luke gardner
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Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-12-16, 7:19pm
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2nd chance?
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2,635
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luke gardner
If you don't have a kiln, you can use a toaster...
If you don't have a kiln, you can use a toaster oven to bring it up to 500 or so before you try to reintroduce it into the back fire.
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Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-12-11, 9:40pm
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Any use uroboros?
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2,802
Posted By
luke gardner
I like their colors for their subtle palette and...
I like their colors for their subtle palette and natural tones, but I find some of them too weak for fine cane applications.
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Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-12-11, 9:21pm
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bottle stoppers
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2,326
Posted By
luke gardner
I don't think there would really be any way to...
I don't think there would really be any way to ensure a good glass on glass seal unless you use ground glass seals, which are boro and for scientific work. Basically all you need is a ball larger...
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Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-12-10, 11:28pm
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7
Chrome???
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2,560
Posted By
luke gardner
Chrome in its reduced state is a bane to boro...
Chrome in its reduced state is a bane to boro workers that causes cracking. It is found in many greens and cotributes to their incompatibilty issues. Just a side note if you ever want to work with...
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Torch Questions
2005-12-08, 7:52pm
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7
My Bobcat is making a "tink" sound...
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3,465
Posted By
luke gardner
Sorry i assumed all GTTs had one. My bad.
Sorry i assumed all GTTs had one. My bad.
Forum:
Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-12-08, 7:50pm
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1
Blue Mosiac Effect
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1,947
Posted By
luke gardner
Turquoise moretti dots or stringers over ivory...
Turquoise moretti dots or stringers over ivory will give you an extra line where the two colors meet and their metallic oxides react. Hope that helps.
Forum:
Torch Questions
2005-12-08, 7:41pm
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7
My Bobcat is making a "tink" sound...
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3,465
Posted By
luke gardner
I don't think a GTT should get that hot. Are you...
I don't think a GTT should get that hot. Are you always running the middle o2 and making sure your candles never get shorter than 1/4 inch? Either one of these could cause the torch to heat up.
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Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-11-29, 8:47pm
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1
Question on making silver lines
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2,089
Posted By
luke gardner
You can also use fine gauge silver wire rolled...
You can also use fine gauge silver wire rolled onto the bead.
Forum:
Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-11-21, 8:14pm
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7
Copper Mesh
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2,905
Posted By
luke gardner
Just as a side note, copper seems to be one of...
Just as a side note, copper seems to be one of those majic metals that work well in both soda lime and boro.
Forum:
Boro Room
2005-11-21, 8:01pm
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5% rule: can it work with Boro and soft glass?
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5,908
Posted By
luke gardner
As a general rule, glass will accept other glass...
As a general rule, glass will accept other glass or materials up to 5-10% stiffer than itself based on the coe difference. This means that the material must have a 5% lower coe than the glass that it...
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Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-11-21, 7:09pm
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18
Do many people use pixie dust
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4,356
Posted By
luke gardner
Pixie dust works extremely well for honeycombs or...
Pixie dust works extremely well for honeycombs or base backrounds for inside out blown soft glass beads. Never exposing the pixie dust to direct flame contact maintains its silky integrity. To...
Forum:
Boro Room
2005-11-21, 6:57pm
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10
5% rule: can it work with Boro and soft glass?
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5,908
Posted By
luke gardner
Definitly a huge difference on the coe scale. Way...
Definitly a huge difference on the coe scale. Way more than 5%. Just checked my TI-80 and it is a 32% difference in coefficient of expansion.
Forum:
Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-11-21, 6:52pm
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5
Can oxy be stored outside and piped in?
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2,483
Posted By
luke gardner
You bet! It went down to -15 last winter here in...
You bet! It went down to -15 last winter here in western PA, and we had no problem with our liquid o2 that was outside,
Forum:
Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-11-20, 3:53pm
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10
Any sugestions as to where to buy creation station?
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2,880
Posted By
luke gardner
Generations Glass out of South Carolina also...
Generations Glass out of South Carolina also carries them.
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Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-11-20, 3:51pm
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Copper Mesh
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2,905
Posted By
luke gardner
I would just file down a copped tube or fitting...
I would just file down a copped tube or fitting from your local harware. Or you could check out a local machine shop. Another copper item that is really fun is copper brillo pad. ;)
Forum:
Torch Questions
2005-11-20, 3:46pm
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How to take torch apart and clean
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3,094
Posted By
luke gardner
If you can't clean it with a standard brush kit,...
If you can't clean it with a standard brush kit, the I would reccomend sending it to nortel.
Forum:
Torch Questions
2005-11-16, 10:54am
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6
Barracuda (questions) and NG
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3,199
Posted By
luke gardner
One of my local lampworking friends runs his cuda...
One of my local lampworking friends runs his cuda on natural gas.
Forum:
Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-11-16, 10:45am
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8
Goldstone Adventurine Stringer? help..
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3,128
Posted By
luke gardner
If you have a kiln it is very easy to make your...
If you have a kiln it is very easy to make your own goldstone stringer. Many suppliers carry large chunks of gold stone. After you bring the goldstone up to temp, then you can punty up to it and case...
Forum:
Boro Room
2005-11-16, 10:39am
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8
Recommendation for blue boro
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5,034
Posted By
luke gardner
Colormax used to make a blue similar to the one...
Colormax used to make a blue similar to the one that you are describing. I think they went out of business, and I don't know if it is availible anymore
Forum:
Boro Room
2005-11-14, 8:01pm
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37
Etching boro?
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9,585
Posted By
luke gardner
I have always thought that sandblasting or...
I have always thought that sandblasting or tumbling should weaken the structural stability because of the millions of acute angles scored into the surface. Just a speculation.
Forum:
Boro Room
2005-11-14, 8:00pm
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37
Etching boro?
Views:
9,585
Posted By
luke gardner
I have always thought that sandblasting or...
I have always thought that sandblasting or tumbling should weaken the structural stability because of the millions of acute angles scored into the surface. Just a speculation.
Forum:
Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-11-14, 7:48pm
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6
Fuming?
Views:
2,677
Posted By
luke gardner
The residual film that is left on the glass is...
The residual film that is left on the glass is actually silver or gold "smoke" or fumes that are deposited on the surface after the metal in question has been burned. As an element is heated, its...
Forum:
Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-11-06, 8:26am
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6
Using opals?
Views:
2,793
Posted By
luke gardner
You can use opals in boro, but only the synthetic...
You can use opals in boro, but only the synthetic ones made in a lab by Gilson. (By the way, they are the only ones that produce these stones, and I hear that they may discontinue their manufacture)...
Forum:
Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-11-06, 8:19am
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4
Has this ever happened to you?
Views:
2,284
Posted By
luke gardner
I am not a hundred percent positive, but it...
I am not a hundred percent positive, but it sounds like you are working the glass too long. As glass is baked in the flame it begins too lose some of its trade mark charcteristics as more and more of...
Forum:
Tips, Techniques, and Questions
2005-11-06, 8:13am
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5
How did she do this??
Views:
3,557
Posted By
luke gardner
Well first there are a few ways to achieve the...
Well first there are a few ways to achieve the bicolor mushroom. The first is to take a stringer and weld a small section of another color to the tip. The second way is to make a cane by fully...
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