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16-1/2" x 3-5/16" Ball Surface Deep Form Slumping Mold - Step 1

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16-1/2 x 3-5/16 Ball Surface Deep Form Slumping Mold - Step 1
16-1/2" x 3-5/16" Ball Surface Deep Form Slumping Mold - Step 1 by Bullseye Glass Co.
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Product Features

  • Made from high quality ceramic for countless firings!
  • Step one of Bullseye's dramatic three step deep slumper mold system
  • Mold measures 16-1/2" x 3-5/16" - measurements are based on the widest and tallest parts of the mold
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Product Description

High quality slumping molds are slipcast from a specially formulated clay body, have a very smooth surface, accept kiln wash uniformly and do not crack under repeated use when handled correctly. Individual molds may vary slightly in size. Please note the measurements are based on the widest and tallest parts of the mold. Mold measures 16-1/2" x 3-5/16".

The 17" Ball Surface Mold is also part one of a three part mold system from Bullseye that allows you to achieve a dramatic deep round slump. For step two, use mold 128990 -  15-3/4" Deep Form Mold - Step II. For step three, use mold 128991 - 12-7/8" Deep Form Mold - Step III.

Always elevate molds with kiln posts for good circulation.

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Click here to download the free project guide. 

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Pros : Easy to use
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Other Thoughts : "Pre-slump" for large bowl projects. Great results in the finished project.
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