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Sample pack contains one 7" rod of each of the following:
Lead: A-06, A-26, G-05, G-17, G-21, G-27, S-04, S-11, S-22, S-28
Soda: A-27, A-39, E-20, E-21, E-24, E-40, G-37, G-40, S-37, S-38
VARIATIONS:
Satake Glass offers two types of glasses: lead and soda. Both can be used similarly with an air burner, but mixture of the two is not recommended. The glass compound may be subject to cracking. There is no problem adding dots or placing small amounts of glass to the surface of another glass, but it is not recommended to craft parts or laces with the two types of glasses.
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ANNEALING:
Annealing temperature: 890°F
Annealing is the controlled, slow cooling of glass to room temperature. Very small pieces can be put into an insulating agent such as vermiculite or perlite, which allows them to retain heat and cool slower. Allow at least 1 hour, depending on size of piece.
If using an annealing oven or kiln, anneal at 890°F for 10-20 minutes. Lower to 750°F, 20 minutes for small bead, 1 hour for large bead. Lower to 390°F for 2 hours. Turn off and cool to room temperature.
Price: $35.00/pk.
PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE FREIGHT CHARGES. QUOTE WILL BE GIVEN UPON REQUEST.
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Trading Eagle Company. All rights reserved.
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