Skuttle Indoor Air Quality Products Klin Water Pump User Manual

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Q. What causes sharp edges on the project?

Dragging is usually caused by over ﬁ ring a project that is resting on ﬁ ber paper. As the glass

Q. What causes sharp edges on the project?

Dragging is usually caused by over ﬁ ring a project that is resting on ﬁ ber paper. As the glass

Q. What causes sharp edges on the project?

contracts and draws in on itself the paper resists, sharp edges are the result. This edge can be made

Dragging is usually caused by over ﬁ ring a project that is resting on ﬁ ber paper. As the glass

contracts and draws in on itself the paper resists, sharp edges are the result. This edge can be made

Dragging is usually caused by over ﬁ ring a project that is resting on ﬁ ber paper. As the glass

safe with ﬁ le a or grinder. After grinding the project can be put back in the kiln and heat until the ground

contracts and draws in on itself the paper resists, sharp edges are the result. This edge can be made

safe with ﬁ le a or grinder. After grinding the project can be put back in the kiln and heat until the ground

contracts and draws in on itself the paper resists, sharp edges are the result. This edge can be made

edge is polished.

safe with ﬁ le a or grinder. After grinding the project can be put back in the kiln and heat until the ground

edge is polished.

safe with ﬁ le a or grinder. After grinding the project can be put back in the kiln and heat until the ground

Q. Why is there debris between the glass layers?

Too much glue. Small amounts of glue will burn off leaving no trace. (See:

Q. Why is there debris between the glass layers?

Too much glue. Small amounts of glue will burn off leaving no trace. (See:

Q. Why is there debris between the glass layers?

Glue

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Glue above for more Glue

info.) If you use an excessive amount of glue it will burn becoming sealed between the layers, leaving

Too much glue. Small amounts of glue will burn off leaving no trace. (See:

info.) If you use an excessive amount of glue it will burn becoming sealed between the layers, leaving

Too much glue. Small amounts of glue will burn off leaving no trace. (See:

dark blotches. Excess glue can also cause small eruptions that will blow a hole through the glass or

info.) If you use an excessive amount of glue it will burn becoming sealed between the layers, leaving

dark blotches. Excess glue can also cause small eruptions that will blow a hole through the glass or

info.) If you use an excessive amount of glue it will burn becoming sealed between the layers, leaving

cause pieces to jump and move in the kiln.

dark blotches. Excess glue can also cause small eruptions that will blow a hole through the glass or

cause pieces to jump and move in the kiln.

dark blotches. Excess glue can also cause small eruptions that will blow a hole through the glass or

Q. What are the differences between using a ceramic kiln shelf or ﬁ ber paper?

A. Ceramic Shelf:

Q. What are the differences between using a ceramic kiln shelf or ﬁ ber paper?

A. Ceramic Shelf:

Q. What are the differences between using a ceramic kiln shelf or ﬁ ber paper?

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Fused glass will take on the texture/ pattern of whatever it is ﬁ red on. If you ﬁ re on a ceramic

kiln shelf your project will have a smooth back surface. (Great for bowls, plates, ﬁ ne art pieces;

Fused glass will take on the texture/ pattern of whatever it is ﬁ red on. If you ﬁ re on a ceramic

kiln shelf your project will have a smooth back surface. (Great for bowls, plates, ﬁ ne art pieces;

Fused glass will take on the texture/ pattern of whatever it is ﬁ red on. If you ﬁ re on a ceramic

projects where a sleek underside is desired.)

kiln shelf your project will have a smooth back surface. (Great for bowls, plates, ﬁ ne art pieces;

projects where a sleek underside is desired.)

kiln shelf your project will have a smooth back surface. (Great for bowls, plates, ﬁ ne art pieces;

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Ceramic shelf is used over and over again.

projects where a sleek underside is desired.)

Ceramic shelf is used over and over again.

projects where a sleek underside is desired.)

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A ceramic shelf is dense; it retains heat which allows the glass to pass through the critical stages

Ceramic shelf is used over and over again.

A ceramic shelf is dense; it retains heat which allows the glass to pass through the critical stages

Ceramic shelf is used over and over again.

slowly.

A ceramic shelf is dense; it retains heat which allows the glass to pass through the critical stages

slowly.

A ceramic shelf is dense; it retains heat which allows the glass to pass through the critical stages

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Ceramic shelves have to be primed frequently, this can be time consuming.

slowly.

Ceramic shelves have to be primed frequently, this can be time consuming.

slowly.

Fiber Paper:

Ceramic shelves have to be primed frequently, this can be time consuming.

Fiber Paper:

Ceramic shelves have to be primed frequently, this can be time consuming.

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Shelf paper comes in a variety of thickness and ﬁ nishes. Generally the thinner the material the

Fiber Paper:

Shelf paper comes in a variety of thickness and ﬁ nishes. Generally the thinner the material the

Fiber Paper:

smoother the fusing surface. (Great for coasters, pins, wall art; projects where a textured back

Shelf paper comes in a variety of thickness and ﬁ nishes. Generally the thinner the material the

smoother the fusing surface. (Great for coasters, pins, wall art; projects where a textured back

Shelf paper comes in a variety of thickness and ﬁ nishes. Generally the thinner the material the

side will make it easy to glue accessories on like rubber feet, pin backs etc.)

smoother the fusing surface. (Great for coasters, pins, wall art; projects where a textured back

side will make it easy to glue accessories on like rubber feet, pin backs etc.)

smoother the fusing surface. (Great for coasters, pins, wall art; projects where a textured back

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The thin material can be used only once. The medium material can sometimes be reused; it

side will make it easy to glue accessories on like rubber feet, pin backs etc.)

The thin material can be used only once. The medium material can sometimes be reused; it

side will make it easy to glue accessories on like rubber feet, pin backs etc.)

leaves a matt ﬁ nish on the back of the project. The thick material can be used multiple times but

The thin material can be used only once. The medium material can sometimes be reused; it

leaves a matt ﬁ nish on the back of the project. The thick material can be used multiple times but

The thin material can be used only once. The medium material can sometimes be reused; it

the texture on the back of the project will be course.

leaves a matt ﬁ nish on the back of the project. The thick material can be used multiple times but

the texture on the back of the project will be course.

leaves a matt ﬁ nish on the back of the project. The thick material can be used multiple times but

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The ﬁ ber paper is porous. Air can circulate, therefore large air bubbles are less likely to form

the texture on the back of the project will be course.

The ﬁ ber paper is porous. Air can circulate, therefore large air bubbles are less likely to form

the texture on the back of the project will be course.

between the glass and the shelf.

The ﬁ ber paper is porous. Air can circulate, therefore large air bubbles are less likely to form

between the glass and the shelf.

The ﬁ ber paper is porous. Air can circulate, therefore large air bubbles are less likely to form

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Shelf paper has to be cut to size and can be costly if you are using it every time you ﬁ re.

between the glass and the shelf.

Shelf paper has to be cut to size and can be costly if you are using it every time you ﬁ re.

between the glass and the shelf.

Q. What are the differences between ceramic molds and stainless steel forms?

A. Ceramic Molds:

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Ceramic molds come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes. They have to be primed like the

ceramic kiln shelf. The primer tends to last longer on a form than on a shelf because slumping

Ceramic molds come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes. They have to be primed like the

ceramic kiln shelf. The primer tends to last longer on a form than on a shelf because slumping

Ceramic molds come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes. They have to be primed like the

temperatures are lower than fusing temperatures. Slumping occurs at approximately 1200-1300

ceramic kiln shelf. The primer tends to last longer on a form than on a shelf because slumping

temperatures are lower than fusing temperatures. Slumping occurs at approximately 1200-1300

ceramic kiln shelf. The primer tends to last longer on a form than on a shelf because slumping

degrees.

temperatures are lower than fusing temperatures. Slumping occurs at approximately 1200-1300

degrees.

temperatures are lower than fusing temperatures. Slumping occurs at approximately 1200-1300

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Ceramic molds are inexpensive and durable but they will break if dropped or used unprimed.

degrees.

Ceramic molds are inexpensive and durable but they will break if dropped or used unprimed.

degrees.

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