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2014-02-19, 3:18pm
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hyperT
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Making your own frit.
How to make some frit from rod etc
https://vimeo.com/60524320
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2014-02-19, 5:38pm
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Is that COE 90 glass that you're using?
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2014-02-19, 6:13pm
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COE90 would probably explode if touched in water and then in the torch then in water again. 
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2014-02-19, 6:13pm
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Tom, I showed this to my sister and she had a ball making frit for her fusing, thank you!
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2014-02-19, 9:23pm
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I'm using COE 92 to 96. If you are using 90 brush it through the fire a few times to rewarm it slowly if you have a problem. I don't have that problem with any glass because my fuel mixture is correct. Hint.
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2014-02-19, 10:50pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Eileen
Tom, I showed this to my sister and she had a ball making frit for her fusing, thank you!
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Well I'm glad it helped somebody LOL
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2014-02-20, 3:37am
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since when does flame chemistry have anything to do with how shocky your glass is or is not?
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2014-02-20, 3:40am
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LOL
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