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Old 2007-11-23, 12:01am
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A failed blown object doesn't have to be trashed, melt it down, make a marble, pull a pendant, but certainly it can be a nice save in some respects. I really am terrible at this blown stuff, but something always nice becomes of it.
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Old 2007-11-29, 6:08am
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So remember how I mentioned that a bulb could potentially maybe blow up in the kiln? Had that happen last night for the first time. What a mess. It makes me like that 6" thick blast...err...kiln door.
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Old 2007-11-29, 7:06am
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So remember how I mentioned that a bulb could potentially maybe blow up in the kiln? Had that happen last night for the first time. What a mess. It makes me like that 6" thick blast...err...kiln door.
Not good!! I bet that was a "blast" to clean up! At least you have tried.........maybe when I feel better I'll get to it. I cant wait for Dons wisdom!
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Old 2007-11-29, 7:32am
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eh, I keep a piece of fiber blanket on my kiln floor to cushion the landing of things as I put them in, so I was able to just pull that out and turn it over into the trash

It's the first explosion out of about 35 successful ornaments, so that's not a bad run
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Old 2007-12-02, 10:59am
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do they explode a lot? what causes that? how can we stop it from happening?
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Old 2007-12-02, 12:58pm
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A lot as in often? Nah.

Best guess I have for why it happens is that the air inside expands quite a bit and it goes boom. May have even imploded as opposed to exploded. Either way it was a mess.

I usually let them cool a bit before I put the loop on and seal them, so maybe this one was still hot when it went in. It was the first time it's happened to me.
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Old 2007-12-02, 5:21pm
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Yes sent you a pm. Yes I would like to have a blown tut on ornaments and then the fishie. Thanks.
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