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what printer do you use to print the deccal image

Thank you for sharing all this knowledge! ❤

Thank you for showing your process. Looking forward to see what you make with it. Have a good time in Japan! Congratulations on your son’s marriage.

Jeff, this video is so informative. I didn’t know how to prepare my fibreboard until now. Thanks again so much for your step by step very detailed tutorials. ❤

Jeff, if you were to fuse the plate again before slumping of course, say2 mm thin clear tekta, would that have added enough volume and expansion to fit the mold? Thank you

I would have never thought of grinding those corners. It’s still successful. I really like this. ❤

i find the finish intriguing and it is beautiful

Thank you for all of your tutorials. You explain things so well.

Have a lovely time in Japan. As usual clear and well made video. I hope u show some videos trying out enamels on glass. Thanks

So smart and have a great time inJapan!

Does the kiln wash manufacturer recommend 6 coats or do you do additional coats because of how the mold will be used.

Ótimo vídeo Jeff ! 👍🏻✨

I hope you have a wonderful trip. Where can I get fibreboard? I'm not sure what to look for...

Hi Jeff! Hope you are well! Thank you for sharing!! I have a 5" weave mold I have yet to use and you gave me inspiration. How many strips did you slump? How wide did you cut them? Thank you! ~H

Did you find out that the tin should not be sandwiched inside ? That was my assumption

Hi Jeff. Speaking of sandblasting, if you get debit, can you not blast it off and just refuse?

🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 Brasil Jef 👍🏻 lindo os decalques

Found it very interesting. I did not make the woven piece as you did. I liked watching and learning how you contemplated the drape. I like the details you offer when describing your proposed drape. I wanted to see something more dramatic with such an exciting looking fused piece and wondered it perhaps it was draped over a more higher narrow cylinder object would it made a unique art piece. Or perhaps watch the edges flatten a bit more on the sides. Thank you always enjoy your videos. It is clear information. I love the kiln knowledge you share as well.

Some pretty pieces here Jeff

It looks amazing. Even if you think you left it in too long ❤

Great effect... thanks for sharing. Though I'm curious as to why you stacked the tack fused elements vertically and not horizontally? Wouldn't this save mucking around with the dams and little bits of fire paper?

Hi Jeff. Did you happen to make a video demonstrating the reactive glass sample strips you made ? ❤

These turned out beautifully ❤

I think it turned out great Jeff. That’s a llama couple and the male has his chest puffed out ❤😅

Jeff. Does the glass need to ground after cut on the saw? Or do you find the edges smooth out nicely in the fuse ?❤

Hi Jeff. Commodore 64, now there’s a flashback! Love it. This pattern is so fun. Thanks for this share and instruction. Much love to you and Ann from the State of West Virginia ❤

Thank you! Greatvideo

Good video as always, and Thank you for sharing❤ What cutting system do you use, and would you recommend it? I've had a Morton system for years, and I can't seem to figure it out 🤔

Hi Jeff, where do you get these enamels from?

Do you sell cabs?

Thank you, im just starting with pattern bars this will be great usefull information on my fusing journey.

if you melt a sheet of irid facing down on top of a sheet of dichro facing up, it will create a really neat effect. use a transparent top sheet and opaque bottom for further interesting effects. can also put strips of color or clear as a middle layer for interesting results.

Thank you for all your help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Love it!!

Red flowers are poppies and the yellow ones dafodiles. I know that first firing was a simple one to make the blanks, but you really nailed it there, no devit and perfect edges, setting you up well for the rest of the project.

Those are very sweet! Are those Bullseye molds? Just curious, I just purchased a few small slumpers, was just curious. Thanks for sharing!

What is the name and manufacturer of the slumping mold?