Annealing 96coe and 104coe Together

[kittyluv4ever]

OK! I've searched the threads and found plenty of annealing schedules for individual glasses, but what I want to know is do y'all anneal 104coe and 96coe beads together and if so what high temp and what strain temp? I usually ramp down from 120 125 an hour for both types of glass. My dream would be to have three separate kilns for the three glasses I work with, 104, 96, and 33 all running at the same time so I could work what ever I wanted but until that day gets here I would at least like to put together the 104 and 96 if possible. It's gets frustrating only working one type of glass on a given day Thanks in advance for any help!
Flames and Hugs,
Donna

[shawnette]

It's the same annealing schedule and you can work all 3 types in the same day, same kiln. Just do boro 1st. On the rampdown, stop at 960 and do your 104 & 96 then continue your ramp schedule.

[Phoenix]

Originally Posted by shawnette

It's the same annealing schedule and you can work all 3 types in the same day, same kiln. Just do boro 1st. On the rampdown, stop at 960 and do your 104 & 96 then continue your ramp schedule.

I stop at 968- but otherwise do the exact same thing. It backfired for the first time this week when without realizing it I stopped the kiln instead of skipping a step and ended up with a kiln full of thermal cracked florals (someday to become cabs most likely)

usually it works like a charm

[kittyluv4ever]

Thanks y'all, I appreciate the info, now maybe I can get more work done. I can still dream about the three kilns though!!