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  • KNOW YOUR GLASS—Compatibility

    KNOW YOUR GLASS—Compatibility

    By Admin Office

      This is an excerpt from Technotes from Bullseye Glass Co.  written by Daniel W. Schwoerer. "A misunderstanding that the compatibility or “fit” of two glasses is solely a function...

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  • Flame Room

    Flame Room

    By Admin Office

    We have been doing Flame Working for a while.  This picture shows our first set up in our low location.  We were 20 years at 10 Railroad Square in Waterville,...

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  • WHEN IS A JEWEL NOT A JEWEL?

    WHEN IS A JEWEL NOT A JEWEL?

    By Admin Office

    Jewels are made of stained glass pressed into many different shapes.  They are convex and can be smooth, but most are multi-faceted.  They have a lot of sparkle.  They vary...

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  • WHAT TEMPERATURE IS YOUR KILN

    WHAT TEMPERATURE IS YOUR KILN

    By Admin Office

    A customer asked me how to tell if his pyrometer was reading the accurate temperature of his kiln.  He said he heard something about a melting wick gauge.  I searched...

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  • STAINED GLASS AWARDS!

    STAINED GLASS AWARDS!

    By Admin Office

    For several years our Maine State Chamber of Commerce came to our store and purchased beautiful glass.  They then would take the glass to a framer and arrange the glass on...

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  • Know Your Tools—Pliers

    Know Your Tools—Pliers

    By Admin Office

    So many pliers—so many uses!  Your first plier should be a breaker/grozer.  Double duty!  Their primary function is to grasp the glass securely on one side of a score when...

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  • Drapery Glass

    Drapery Glass

    By Janet Parkhurst

      Know your Glass—Drapery Glass, Submitted by Liz WHAT IS “DRAPERY GLASS?” Drapery glass was invented by the glassmakers at Tiffany Studios to recreate, in glass, the folds of fabric...

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