Glass Tips from Verrier
Information on stained glass, fusing, kilnforming and glass working
Wednesday, 12 February 2025
Refractory Fibre on Top of Glass
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“I've made this stencil out of rigidized SilkeMat. Can I fill it with powder and/or frit and leave the stencil on the glass when I fire ...
Monday, 10 February 2025
Reversibility of Boron Nitride
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After using Zyp/MR97, can I sand it off and use kiln wash? Some people are applying boron nitride to ceramic moulds for the ...
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Friday, 7 February 2025
Cutting thin strips
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Cutting thin strips of glass such as used in Mission Style patterns and precision fusing projects requires skill and assistance. For transpa...
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Cutting from Cartoon
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The cutting of glass directly over the cartoon without patterns is variously called trace cutting, and English or European method. The adva...
Diagnosis of Cutting
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If your scoring and breaking of your glass is not going well, you need to diagnose the reasons. There are always a lot of suggestions th...
Adjusting Cut Runners
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There are a number of types of cut running pliers. These photos show some of them. The apparently most popular is this: ...
Lead Corrosion
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There are three important versions of lead corrosion: Red, Brown and White. In addition, there are other factors that can weaken the lea...
Tapping Glass Scores
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Many people tap the underside of the glass after scoring. The purpose of this is to run the score. However, this tapping is often un...
Break Diagnosis in Slumping
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The usual advice in looking at the reasons for breaks in your pieces must be considered in relation to the process being used. Breaks durin...
Float Annealing Temperatures
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Float glass annealing temperatures vary quite a bit from one manufacturer to another; and even within one manufacturer’s product line. ...
Frit by thermal shock
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Frit can be created by thermal shock. You will still need to do some manual breaking up. The principle is that you heat the glass and th...
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