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London Plate Mold

London Plate Mold
Price: $40.95
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Average Product Rating : 25 stars
Number of Reviews : 2
London Plate Mold 2 stars
By robinc856 (top contributor) on December 29, 2009 - See all my reviews
Pros : It's a really nice size. I really like this mold a lot.
Cons : I, too, had a problem with it cracking straight down the middle after using it a couple of times. Delphi replaced it for free.
Other Thoughts : Perfect size. Very sturdy mold. Not sure what the problem is with it cracking.
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10 of 10 people found this review helpful
London Plate Mold 3 stars
By kjt59 on July 16, 2010 - See all my reviews
Pros : Nice size and design.
Cons : 2 molds split in half with first firing.
Other Thoughts : The 3rd time was the charm. I now elevate the mold on 1 inch kiln posts when slumping and have not had any further cracking of the mold. I have since made this a common practice to improve air flow around and under the mold while firing.
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