10" x 10" Square Patty Gray Dam Mold

$99.95 USD
Item# 80972
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Product Features

  • Designed by world renowned artist Patty Gray!
  • Made from high quality ceramic for many firings
  • Finished pieces require little to no coldworking
  • Finished casting measures 10" x 10"


Product Description

Internationally renowned glass artist Patty Gray has partnered with Creative Paradise to bring you this Dam Mold to expand your creative boundaries. Create incredible glass slabs and custom tiles that are thick, consistent, and have perfectly rounded corners; no need for coldworking. In addition, this portable mold means no more bending over your kiln assembling a dam on your kiln floor and positioning glass – you can do it all comfortably at your workbench and load it into your kiln with ease. Use the finished slabs as designer tiles, for roll-ups, drop rings, thick bowls or to cut fantastic pattern bars.

Mold measures 10-3/4" x 10-3/4" x 1/2" deep and creates a 10" x 10" castings. Mold must be elevated on kiln posts during firing; kiln posts sold separately. See size perspective of mold with quarter images shown. High quality ceramic mold can be fired many times. Coat with a casting primer before use.

Follow the links below to download this Free Project Guide and User Manual

Free Project Guide
User Manual

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  •   Dam Good
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Pros : Very durable. Even a rookie like me can make a great project. Check out their tips!
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Other Thoughts : So many unique patterns ... only limited by your imagination.
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  •   Actually works!
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Pros : Produces pieces which need only minimal cold-work. Fast lay-up.
Cons : REALLY pricey. Not sure the recommended shelf paper is needed, don't care for the texture it adds.
Other Thoughts : On-edge, or pattern work where glass doesn't quite meet the edge, will still involve cold-work to get crisp edges but it's quicker than the standard layup.
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