12" Square Vermiculite Board

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12 Square Vermiculite Board
$22.95 USD
Item# 92807
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  • Heat resistant vermiculite withstands high temperatures
  • Versatile board can be used for a variety of applications
  • Create custom reusable molds
  • Board measures 12" by 12" by 1" thick

Product Description

Versatile vermiculite 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 vermiculite board excellent for this application.

    1" thick. Measures 12" x 12". Sold individually.

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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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Pros : Easy to cut, easy to use holds up for many firings. Great for making your own drop out molds
Cons : The thickness inhibits the use of small fine designs.
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  •   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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