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    The difference is your trying to push the pattern to the front without imploding the center as it will disort the lines and make it look less clean. When I do this it also has a lot to do with the angle you hold it at.. I try and keep it horazontal, instead of holding it at a 45 degree angle. Just my two cents

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    hi i just got my new paragon kiln its a small model

    i have burned it in yesterday, so it is ready to run

    i dont know now wich cycles to run

    at wich temperatures to hold and garage and at wich rate to cool down and hold and when i want to use prepwork at wich rate to heat it up

    i understand how to programm it it is queit simple as i could see in the manual

    so now i really want to try out working with it, but because i dont now the specific rates per hour and stuff i cant

    i want to do pipes pendants and small fudurines , riff scenes , my kiln also is only 20X20X20cm

    would be really cool if somebody would help me

    kind regards frank

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    You can garage your work from 950 degrees to 1050. Annealing times depend on the size, check library, if you are working small pieces and pendants- an hour soak time then turn it off, should be fine. If you are trying to fix a crack ramp your kiln up to 1150 and soak piece for 5 min. then hit the crack from the start and melt to the finish, good luck. Peace!

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    new stuff and my new kiln

    what do you think













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    has someone maybe some suggestions for me what to practice or wht i can make better

    kind regards frank

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    try and make some goblets and oil dishes maybe. do tons of reversals n shit, thats what i do. i dunno, if you wanna get fancy, make a lil color design cup and blow another one into it with a lot of clear in it, and produce a double layer thingy. kinda rad. try and make a donut, thats fun

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    ya reversals are fun even better when you put them together..make a dagger i just made one it was fun.. maybe some gromet bong bowls or chillums
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    thanks you guys, i have to practice a lot

    but sometimes i sit there and nothing comes to my mind, and i hear the click .....click sound from the kiln reminding me to put stuff in it haha

    greetings from germany

    aaahh btw i just got my new torch its a mega max from nortel

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    nice man
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    i felt that i need to learn everything new cause the flame is so much bigger then with my old one

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    turtles made with my new mega max torch from nortel












    and then the oxy was out

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    hi , thanks to turtleglass for the inspiration on the turtles, my girlfriend loves them




































    i sold some stuff to my friend but i wanna go to some headshops with my slides and dishes pokies and packies and stuff
    and i laso wanna go to some store in the city wich sell jewlery, maybe they like my pendants, oh and i wanna take part of a big flea market in our city

    well see if peaople like my stuff

    kind regards frank

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    I want that smiley face sun pendant, I know a young lady who would go nutty for it!
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    I will second the sun pendant, super cool and I'm sure ever little girl will want one.

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    i will stop turtles and do some suns for the kids

    it seems that everybody except myself really likes the sun

    i did it for my girlfriend, maybe i should listen more and often haha

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    wow man havnt checked your thread for a bit, diggin the work, and Thanks for the givin me props for turtle Idea But I wasn't the first one Im sure. I like yours, very original, keep it up, there can never be enough turtles in my eyes

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    my girlfriend says the teeth look stupid, i like them

    what do you think?

    haha

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    although turtles dont have teeth i do like them, cleaned up a little more and they would be a cute little addition, try laying a single stringer of white, mashing it flat a bit after meting it in a little. then take a knife or a razor and heat up the stringer and press lines for the space between the teeth one my one. ive never done teeth but thats just a simple way ive seen them done.
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    yweah cool advice thank you, i have large hands and im not so good at doing tiny stuff haha

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    lol it all takes time and practice man, steady hands come with experience.
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