In my experience, one of the
In my experience, one of the issues you will have is that larger pieces, that incorporate larger pieces of glass (rather than many small pieces), may require a longer bubble squeeze. In some instances, such as if doing those lovely drop-out vases in Paul’s new ebook http://fusedglassbooks.com/, a side fire may actually be an advantage over a top fire if you are limited on vertical space and want to make the largest vase possible.
My Skutt 1414 has both top and side, and so I typically do a longer bubble squeeze in it. It’s all about understanding your kiln and adjusting your firing schedules where necessary.
Paragons are excellent kilns (I have two 
), and I wouldn’t think Bullseye would sell something unsuitable for glass.
Dana W.
Jester’s Baubles Fused Glass Designs
