Speed of slump
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December 7, 2011 at 8:05 pm #12328
Stephen RichardParticipant
You don’t indicate anything about the rate of advance you use when fusing. In general, going slow and to a low temperature with a long soak provides the best results. You do need to observe when the glass has fully slumped on the first few firings and when you change your layup to get the right combination of rate, temp and time.
Stephen Richard
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