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Glass
Fusing glass plates - COE 90
When melting glass, the COE (coefficient of expansion) of glass must be taken into account. It must be the same to avoid breaking glass. At Hotpotshop.nl we mainly use COE 90, so this glass always fits together. Other COE numbers can also be merged (if matched), but are now only part of the millefiori range.
Combine and melt glass to your heart's content!
Special effects can be created by combining opal glass and transparent glass with Dichroic glass. Glass can be reheated a number of times (after it has cooled completely) so mix and match to your heart's content.
Tip! Dichroic glass cannot be fused with the dichroic (shiny) side together, but the glass plates can be stacked because the glass is between the Dichro layers.
When melting glass, the COE (coefficient of expansion) of glass must be taken into account. It must be the same to avoid breaking glass. At Hotpotshop.nl we mainly use COE 90, so this glass always fits together. Other COE numbers can also be merged (if matched), but are now only part of the millefiori range.
Combine and melt glass to your heart's content!
Special effects can be created by combining opal glass and transparent glass with Dichroic glass. Glass can be reheated a number of times (after it has cooled completely) so mix and match to your heart's content.
Tip! Dichroic glass cannot be fused with the dichroic (shiny) side together, but the glass plates can be stacked because the glass is between the Dichro layers.
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COE glass can be melted in both a full fuse and a tack fuse. Both have a different effect. Experiment!
