premade goblet parts

[nickglassdood]

i wanna buy some goblet cups and feet premade for some quickie wedding gifts can anyone turn me onto some good spots

[medicatedMELTDOWN]

glasscraft is all i know about....

http://www.glasscraftinc.com/product/product_detail.cfm?part_id=284

http://www.glasscraftinc.com/product/product_detail.cfm?part_id=285

[smutboy420]

get hold of cravin morehead. He can do matched sets for you.

[nickglassdood]

thanks smutrocker im gonna try to get em from cravin unless he to busy or sumtin then glasscrafts the ticket thanx guys iknow its cheese to buy the parts but i can only make janky ones and there a weddin present i want nice ones

[J Howard]

i posted to nick's other post, but if anyone else needs em, just pm me

[kindmatt]

The most econimical way is to buy a set of 6 or 8 glasses at the store and take them apart.

[JDeMoss]

The most econimical way is to buy a set of 6 or 8 glasses at the store and take them apart.

How do you know what type of glass they use at the store? I know you can do a quick test to see if they are compatible, but if they are not what do you do? Glue? Just curious.

You can also try ABR - http://www.dichroicimagery.com/
they have a few different styles

[J Howard]

sure there's a test, put it in the flame... soft glass will spit like mad and then run like water when hot

[JDeMoss]

Yeah, I know what tests to do. It's just that I don't know what they are before I buy them....and then when I have them at home and it is not the same type, what am I supposed to do?

[Zed]

In all likelyhood, any machine made glasses you buy are not going to be pyrex... never seen a machine made glass that is pyrex.

[Chris Carlson]

glue em.

[vetropod]

Yeah, I know what tests to do. It's just that I don't know what they are before I buy them....and then when I have them at home and it is not the same type, what am I supposed to do?

Take 'em back and say they weren't what you were looking for! :lol :lol :lol