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12" Square High-Temp Board

12" Square High-Temp Board
$17.95 USD
Item# 92807   In Stock

Product Features

  • Heat resistant high-temp board withstands high temperatures
  • A great alternative to Vermiculite!
  • High-temp board can be used for a variety of applications
  • Create custom reusable molds
  • Board measures 12" by 12" by 1" thick


Product Description

Versatile high-temp board can be cut and sanded just like wood. The board is extremely heat resistant (up to 2012° F) and has many applications.

  • Use to build a reusable mold box for casting.
  • Use as kiln shelving. Delphi Tip: support the board well with short kiln posts and use fiber paper on top of the board to prevent sticking.
  • Use to create custom molds like drop rings. Delphi Tip: cover with fiber paper before slumping.
  • Use for back up kiln insulation. The combination of rigidity and resistance to heat makes high-temp board excellent for this application.

    1" thick. Measures 12" x 12". Sold individually. Project by artist Val Oswalt-De Waard.

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Great for drop-outs
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Pros : Easy to cut and shape, sands down well, holds up well after firing, and won't stick to the glass. I used this product to make a drop-out mold for use with a thick pot melt disk. It holds weight and leaves a clean surface. I was able to bevel the sides of the hole I cut in the board and sand them smooth for a nice finish. Quick and easy.
Cons : As expected, upon firing the board produces quite an odor. Ventilation is a must for safety.
Other Thoughts : This is a great product for making custom shapes without a lot of fuss.
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Great Product
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Pros : Easy to cut, holds up during firing. Can be used for small or larger projects!
Cons : Little messy after being cut.
Other Thoughts : This product has held up for many uses through out the last few years.
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Versatile
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Pros : I love these! Not only can you get the perfect shape you desire, but it accepts the high temps in the kiln. It is perfect for my creative glass stylings and allows for more creativity.
Cons : A little messy to cut, but with practice and a great blade nothing is impossible.
Other Thoughts : Don't confuse this with the other high fire boards, the versatility and size of this are perfect for platters to ornaments. Your imagination dictates.
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