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10" Bowl Slumper Mold

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10 Bowl Slumper Mold
10" Bowl Slumper Mold by Colour de Verre
$86.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Turn glass plates and castings into beautiful bowls
  • Creates a glass bowl up to 10" wide
  • Exterior of mold measures 11" by 3" deep
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Product Description

?For Gallery Quality Results
The perfect size for small glass bowls 7" - 10" in diameter. Use this handy mold to slump glass and plates into bowls. Ideal for creating bowls with Colour de Verre floral plate molds #77847 and #77848 (see images above). The mold even has built-in handholds so it is easy to get in out of the kiln. Furthermore, it is designed with a flat bottom so the resulting pieces sit flat.

Mold Size: 10" diameter x 2-1/2" deep. Overall mold dimensions 11" diameter  by 3" deep. See size perspective of mold with quarter image shown. 

General Slumping Schedule below courtesy of Colour de Verre.
Seg 1 300°F/hr to 1200-1230ºF, hold 10 min.
Seg 2 AFAP to 960°F, without venting, hold 60-90 minutes.
Seg 3 100ºF/hr to 600ºF, OFF, cool kiln, no venting. 

First flower image created by artist Roy Kapp. Last two flowers created by artist Jayne Persico. Images courtesy of Colour de Verre.
 

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Pros : It slumps beautifully. No movement, no slipping. I am so happy with this one, making wonderful gifts for the holidaze.
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