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craig.tessa
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5mo ago
Had a guy at the torch show in Seattle change my mind about color layers
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chen.fiona
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5mo ago
A furnace door in Seattle taught me to stop rushing the heat-up
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jordanl82
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5mo ago
Serious question, old school glory holes vs. modern gas furnaces
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wyattc76
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5mo ago
PSA: my $200 kiln shelf upgrade was a total game changer
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piperr58
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6mo ago
My $300 investment in a proper ventilation fan was the best money I ever spent.
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kareng27
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6mo ago
My studio's main furnace went cold during a big commission last month
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amybarnes
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6mo ago
I thought I could fix a cracked punty seal in an afternoon
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smith.ray
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6mo ago
Couldn't decide between a Carlisle CC or a Bethlehem Bravo for my new torch
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mark723
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6mo ago
Hot take: I picked a $400 used glory hole over a new one for my home studio
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fiona_lane
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6mo ago
I bought a 'professional' color bar kit before I knew what I was doing
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jason_lopez
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6mo ago
My shop switched from a standard glory hole to a ribbon burner setup last fall
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adam675
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6mo ago
Am I the only one who sees color differently after blowing glass for 3 years?
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wyattc76
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6mo ago
I finally had my first major furnace brick failure after 8 months
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logansmith
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6mo ago
I was reading an old glass trade journal from 1978 and found a surprising fact
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foster.patricia
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6mo ago
Unpopular opinion: I think those fancy graphite paddles are overrated for beginners.
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