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Score! Went to the Discovery Shop (like Goodwill) and found a stack of stainless steel bowls for about one-fifth what I pay for them elsewhere. These are what I use to fire bronze and copper clay. So happy to have found them and a great variety of sizes.
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I did some etching (including one custom order option and two totally geek pieces).
Just curious, I also fire metal clay, what do you use as a lid or do you, with the bowls?
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ReplyDeleteFor White Bronze (aka, one-firing step), I don't use a lid.
But for all the other metal clays (that require a two-step firing), I use either a scrap piece of steel or the lid from a pan I got from Smart & Final.
It doesn't even have to fit perfectly because I want to maintain holes/gaps for the binder smoke to escape from.
Thanks Laura, I have only used a container that came with a lid. But I like the idea of using other shapes. I have never tried white bronze, maybe someday.
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