Paul Tarlow
Paul Tarlow replied to the topic Tools and reference pages gone in the forum FusedGlass.Org Website Help 1 year, 7 months ago
There was a problem – but it should be fixed now. Thanks.
Paul Tarlow replied to the topic document error in the forum Suggestions & Feedback 1 year, 10 months ago
Please send an email to help@fusedglassbooks.com
Paul Tarlow replied to the topic slab layer firing in the forum General Fusing Discussion 2 years ago
Paul Tarlow replied to the topic Sandblasting glaze from ceramic bowl in the forum General Fusing Discussion 2 years, 2 months ago
Any media will work. The goal is to rough up – not remove – the finish.
Paul Tarlow replied to the topic Somebody tried Glass Bird Studio modeling glass ? in the forum General Fusing Discussion 2 years, 6 months ago
Yes – I’ve used and taught with it.
You can do cane with it – look at some of the online tutorials for polymer clay. Those instructions should be fairly adaptable.
Paul Tarlow replied to the topic Making a fused glass fan in the forum General Fusing Discussion 3 years, 3 months ago
Difficult to know for sure, but sounds like a slumping mold.
Paul Tarlow started the topic Highly recommended in the forum General Fusing Discussion 3 years, 4 months ago
I’ve been lucky enough to see Richard teach many times at my studio in Austin. He is one of the very best teachers out there. And you cannot go wrong taking a class at Bullseye.
https://mailchi.mp/bullseyeglass/heres-your-chance-to-learn-from-richard-parrish
Paul Tarlow replied to the topic Shrinkage after slumping in the forum General Fusing Discussion 3 years, 4 months ago
Deep square and rectangular molds will almost always end up with curved edges that dip in towards the center. Slower slumping will minimize this. You can probably get to straight edges if the flat piece has sides that are bowed out – but it would require testing.
Paul Tarlow replied to the topic Fusing Schedules in the forum General Fusing Discussion 3 years, 4 months ago
You can always perform the anneal-hold at a higher than required temperature so I would continue to hold at the prescribed temperature and maybe extend the anneal cooling a bit lower.
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