Slumping considerations
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October 1, 2012 at 7:00 am #12706
Stephen RichardParticipant
You don’t say what kind of glass you are slumping, what thickness it might be, the depth or shape of the mould.
Generally you want a low temperature slump to avoid changing the carving. Spectrum and Bullseye can be slumped at about 620C. Float will require about 650-670. In both cases you have to keep checking to determine when the glass has completed its slump.
Stephen Richard
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