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Should you Align Joins Vertically when Fusing Glass?

Fused Glass Joins

Stacking joins vertically when fusing glass seems to be a concern for some artists. Because of this concern, I thought it necessary to address it specifically.

To do this I’ll show you a number of projects where I have don’t do this very thing. You can then decided for yourself if this is a good practice or not.

Pyrometric Cones For Accurate Firings In Industrial, Pottery And Hobby Kilns-Cone 04 (Pkg/50)
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I hope you find it useful and it helps you improve your skills.

Fused Glass Joins
Penguin Pottery - Dry Kiln Wash - Just Add Water - Prevents Glaze from Sticking to Kiln Shelves
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