Pros
This book is absolute classic. Very informative, easy to follow, clear instructions, inspirational projects.

Cons

Other Thoughts
As the title says these are basics, yet still useful to more advanced stained glass craft person. Good as a reference book, or to use as a refresher.

Pros
Doesn't leave a build-up of wash. No Grity residue

Cons
Nusiance to pre-fire

Other Thoughts
Much better than regular kiln wash

Pros
I love this product! I have only used it once. worked beautifully with the 9" drop ring that goes with it. Considering getting the 6", too!

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Other Thoughts

Pros
These hangers are great..oh so unique!

Cons
Absolutely no cons--

Other Thoughts

Pros
Unlike most of Bullseye's fracture streamer colors, this one actually looks like the picture.

Cons
Pricey

Other Thoughts

Pros
Great for pictures or graphics. Easy to use.

Cons
Not good for projects that need full fuse or draping. Slumping results are very good if the shapes are not too severe. Fusing above 1350°F will degrade or burn off the image. Also, the movement of liquid glass deforms the image.

Other Thoughts
The picture seems to lighten as the temperature goes up. My best results were fusing to about 1300°F-1350°F. Use only a black and white image for printing. If using a color picture, make sure it has good contrast. Use on light colored glass. When fused uncapped, the image will turn a light sepia tone. Capped, the image is more reddish or auburn. If using the HP1020 printer, set the paper setting type to "Heavy" and run 4 to 5 sheets on regular paper right before printing on the photo paper to ensure the printing temperature will "fix" properly the iron oxide to the photo paper. Take the glass temperature up slowly to about 1100°F and then soak for about 20 minutes to burn off the binder material. Then ramp the heat to a max of about 1300°F - 1350°F, depending on the kind of project being done. Have had excellent results on flat pieces and in slumping plates.

Pros
Papyros paper lasts me thru 3, sometimes 4 firings most times. It does not get all powdery.

Cons
It does leave the bottom of the glass a bit rougher than thinfire paper.

Other Thoughts

Pros
nice polish and price is good.

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Other Thoughts

Pros
works well out of the box, belts are easy to get from Delphi or Griffin and easy to change, makes very quick work of grinding and beveling, price is right, not to heavy to move around tilts easily and stays wet

Cons
the metal shelf does rust so I will dry it off and cover it with duct tape, does spray water but what wet grinder or tool doesn't

Other Thoughts
this does what I want it do at a good price and very quickly

Pros
Fabulous product to work with. Colour intensity is great

Cons
small package

Other Thoughts
Larger package same price :)))))

Pros
Great price! I like the shape, the holes for attaching to jewelry, and the fact that it has the three reservoirs.

Cons
None

Other Thoughts
I have more expensive jewelry molds, but I like this one better. You MUST use MR97 or you will have a problem getting your piece out of the mold.

Pros
I like these because they are large and will take a chain with a larger clasp. They also look good on a larger cabochon.

Cons
They are not dainty looking so be careful how you use them.

Other Thoughts
A nice substitute when the bright silver bails need to be toned down.