How to Make Dichroic Dots with Lisa Vogt 

It is a Skutt fire box 14. One of my favorite and probably the most used kiln in my studio :)

Bullseye Glass is COE 90 and is supposed to be annealed at 900. If Lisa is using COE 96 glass, the anneal temp is 960

Why would you need to anneal at all with dots?

Do you have a scale for sizes? If I want 6mm finished, what size do I start with? That is what I’m looking for. 10mm so forth.

@@lkoho2090 wow I didn’t know that. I see now how they correlate. Thanks

yes! With the black dichroic you'll want to keep the dichroic side up.

the lizards are from CBS - coating by Sanberg :)

THANKS SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

you can use as they are, they should soften up when fired again in whatever project you use them for.

I haven't used that manufacturer before, so I have no experience with it to say if it is a good kiln to start with or not. I have used Skutt, Evenheat and Denver Glass Machinery and al three of those brands have been great to work with and very user friendly. I hope this helped!

500 degrees is a placeholder, I am setting the kiln so that in effect it will cool AFAP. It basically tells the kiln to not turn back on. It allows it to cool at the rate that the kiln itself will naturally come down to room temperature. I hope this helps clarifies things.

shelf paper tends to stick to the bottom of art work that you need to clean off before re-firing and with dots it can be tedious.

Texture down :)