Float glass firing schedules
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- May 9, 2012 at 2:49 pm #9782
kazelis
ParticipantHi, I mostly use float glass for fusing as I can hardly get any specialty glass where I live (Cyprus.) Could you please advise on firing schedules for fusing and slumping float glass?
Many thanks,
Kazelis.
May 11, 2012 at 1:56 am #12521Anonymous
InactiveYou can use the schedules on this site (https://fusedglass.wpengine.com/tools/firing_schedules) with the following changes:
- Increase the top temperature by 100° F (55° C) . For example, the schedules on this site recommend full fusing most projects at 1475° F (800° C). For float, you will get simillar results at 1575° F (857° C). For slumping you may not need the full 100° F.
- Begin your anneal at 1030° F (554° C) – instead of the 960° F in the schedules.
- Change the mid annealing point (where the rate changes) from 800° F to 900° F (482° C).
- Finish annealing at 800° F (427° C) instead of the 725° in the schedules.
That should work for most window and bottle glass.
Paul
Paul
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PaulTarlow.comMay 11, 2012 at 1:07 pm #12522kazelis
ParticipantMany thanks for your advice. Fusing schedule very similar to the one I use (My top temp. for 2layers of 3mm glass is 827 degrees, but annealing is the same) I was wondering about the slumping schedule. Will try it out and let you know.
Regards,
Glass-The workshop
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