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Instructions for making straight cuts on glass using a cutter and breaking pliers.
Addresses cracked glass during firing and suggests checking COE and cleaning glass.
Solutions for fused projects cracking after cooling, suggesting slower cooling.
Removes sharp edges or burs from a fused glass project using a file.
Advice on removing glass embedded in kiln walls or base after cooling.
Addresses kiln coating damage and suggests replacement if heating is uneven.
Troubleshooting dichroic glass shattering by reducing microwave power.
The provided document describes the "Fuseworks™ Microwave Kiln," a device designed for glass fusing in a standard microwave oven. This kiln allows users to create fused glass projects, such as jewelry and small decorative items, at home.
The Fuseworks™ Microwave Kiln facilitates the process of fusing glass by concentrating microwave energy to reach the high temperatures required to melt and join pieces of glass. The kiln consists of a base and a lid, designed to be placed inside a microwave oven. When microwaved, the kiln's interior heats up, causing the glass placed inside to fuse. The process involves carefully layering glass pieces on kiln paper within the kiln, microwaving for a specific duration, and then allowing the fused piece to cool slowly. The kiln is intended for use with Fuseworks™ 90 COE (Coefficient of Expansion) fusible glass to prevent cracking or shattering.
General| Brand | Diamond Tech |
|---|---|
| Model | Fuseworks |
| Category | Kilns |
| Language | English |
