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Hi. thanks for your comment. I have added my schedules to the description section. :)

@@ArtsandCraftsTI I was actually wondering for the MWK, since that is what you were using in this video. I am assuming it is less than tack fuse, but wondering what time to start with? I have 800W

@@BJEXUM Hi. Its too difficult to say because it depends on microwave wattage, type of mwk. Generally I dont firepolish in mwk. Also I dont full fuse in mwk unless it is something made from frit or small pieces of glass, again for the same reason. However, I know some people use 30% power fuse for a few minutes, then increase to 50% etc but its something you have to play around with. To try to avoid breakages. Hope that helps :)

Thank you Elizabeth :)

Thank you Marion :)

You are welcome. thanks for the comment :)

Its so easy, good luck :)

Thank you :)

Thank you Annette for your kind comments :)

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Hi. Thanks for your comment. 100% :)

Muchas gracias Alejandro :)

Hi Kat. I got them from AAE Glass but it looks like AAE glass dont have them anymore. I found these which you might find useful www.livemoor.co.uk/products/armour-etch-over-n-over-re-usable-etching-stencils-various-types?variant=32180099874904 Hope it helps:)

Thank you Annette. Much appreciated :)

Hi Cath. Thanks for your comment. Because the metal is encased in the mwk it is safe. The only reason you cant put metal in a microwave oven normally is because the microwaves bounce off the metal back into the microwave oven itself which is dangerous. In a mwk the mwk absorbs the microwaves to create the heat, they do not pass through the mwk, so do not reach the metal. Hope this helps :)

You are welcome. Thank you for your kind comment :)

Thank you so much for your kind comment. Much appreciated :)

Hi. Thanks for you comments. Within each individual piece the glass is compatible. I am not sure if you watched all the video but I have not glued them with epoxy, they are all fused. I only use glue for the bails.

Thank you Victoria for taking the time to comment. It is much appreciated :)

Thank you for your kind comment :)

Glad it was helpful!

Muchas gracias :)

Hi. I am sorry but I don't understand your question.

@@ArtsandCraftsTI I am sorry, I should have done spell check. My question is where can I buy dichroic glass chards that are needed for a project. Thank you.

@@gustavotobon7042 you can search dichroic flakes to find suppliers near to you. I bought mine here warm-glass.co.uk/dichroic-flakes-on-clear-medium-p-3724.html . Hope that helps :)

Hi. I cant remember but if you search beadalon tweezers with shovel you should find a supplier near to you. :)

Hi. Thanks for your kind comments. You can put metal inside a microwave kiln and then put in the microwave. The microwave kiln absorbs the microwaves which creates the heat. It does not allow the microwaves to touch the metal in the microwave kiln. However be careful using moulds in a mwk because they can break :)

Hi. Thank you for your kind comments. I cant remember where I got mine from but it is the same as this one www.creativeglassguild.co.uk/prod/hearts-stars-mould. Hope this helps :)

@@ArtsandCraftsTI 🥳 Thanks a lot!! 🌺

@@ArtsandCraftsTI hi, do you think these moulds (size permitting) can be used in a MWK please 🥰🥰

@@marionemberson Hi I would not recommend it, they can break :)

@@ArtsandCraftsTI thanks so much for your reply 🥰🥰

Hi. Thank you for your kind comments. The glue I use is E6000 which you can get on ebay or Amazon. If you watch video number 11 you will see all the products I use and how I use them, plus where I get them from . Hope this helps :)

Thank you Karen for your kind comment :)

Thank you for your kind comments. Much appreciated :)

Hola. Thank you again for your kind comments. www.warm-glass.co.uk has everything you need and their shipping costs are very good to Spain. Also www.peperios.es/ in Spain but they are a little more expensive. :)

@@ArtsandCraftsTI You are so nice and kind! 😍 Thanks a lot! I appreciate it, very much!! ⚡🧡⚡

Hola Thank you for your kind comments. You can buy molds from Warm Glass if in the UK. Their shipping cost is very reasonable to the UK. Hope that helps :)

Hi Ruth. They are self adhesive :)

Thank you Karen for your kind comment :)

Hi Karen. It looks like AAE glass dont have them anymore. I found these which you might find useful www.livemoor.co.uk/products/armour-etch-over-n-over-re-usable-etching-stencils-various-types?variant=32180099874904 Hope it helps:)

Thank you for your kind comments.

Hi Therese. Because the metal is encased in the mwk it is safe. The only reason you cant put metal in a microwave oven normally is because the microwaves bounce off the metal back into the microwave oven itself which is dangerous. In a mwk the mwk absorbs the microwaves to create the heat, they do not pass through the mwk, so do not reach the metal. :)

thank you for your kind comment

thank you very much Lyndon :)

Hi 120lana. I too have a mold I cut in half. The reason your glass stuck was probably because you did not have enough kiln wash on it. You are correct with your firing schedule. The schedule I have in my description is just for a fire polish not full fuse. Hope this helps :)

Thank you for your kind comments. I bought it a long time ago and I think it was from Warm Glass in the UK because I live in Europe. :)

@@ArtsandCraftsTI thank you 😊, l live USA

Hi Karen. Yes, it looks like AAE glass dont have them anymore. I found these which you might find useful www.livemoor.co.uk/products/armour-etch-over-n-over-re-usable-etching-stencils-various-types?variant=32180099874904 Hope it helps:)

Thank you Linda for your kind comments. Mainly I get them from Aliexpress online. but if you look at video 11 starting point 2.00 minutes there is a lot of information on bails and also how to make them. Hope this helps :)

Hi Sherri. Thank you for your kind comment. I dont fire polish in the mold :)

Hi Karen. Thank you for your comment. Warm Glass in the UK or AAE Glass in the USA. Also the white decals came from Captive Decals. All online. Hope this helps :)

Thank you Chris for your kind comment :)

Hi. Thank you for your comment. Its 800 watts :)

@@ArtsandCraftsTI Thank you. I really love the look of these fused glass beads. I was hoping we had the same wattage so I had a better idea of the time I needed to use in my own microwave kiln but I use a 1,000 watt. Any suggestion as to how much time I should try first?

@@OleLittleMe If you have the smaller mwk then start at 4 mins. Then its a bit of trial and error because of the different variables eg microwave wattage, kiln size, how cold the kiln is (eg if its the first fuse of the day then its really cold). Good luck :)

Hi hallo. The pad is actually used for card making and crafts in general so does not contain a special glue. :)

Hi. The hole is 5cm x 3cm and this is a link to the same as mine. I cut mine in half because originally I only had a small kiln. www.slumpys.com/Sales/4-piece-Oval-Cube-Tray-Fusing-Mold Hope it helps :)