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Fusing Fusing ® Artist Robert Wiener FusingFusing ToolsTools && AccessoriesAccessories ProductProduct CatalogCatalog www.dlartglass.com © 2019 D&L Art Glass Supply © 2019 D&L Art Glass Artist Nancy Bonig 303.449.8737 • 800.525.0940 Table of Contents About the Artwork Cover - Artist: Robert Wiener, DC Art Glass Series: Colorbar Murrine Series Title: Summer Salsa Size: 6" square (approx.) Website: www.dcartglass.com Photographer: Pete Duvall Table of Contents- Alice Benvie Gebhart Title: Distant Fog Size: 6 x 8" Website: www.alicegebhart.com Kilns ..........................................................................1-16 Tabletop Kilns .......................................................................................................... 1–3 120 Volt Kilns ............................................................................................................1-5 240 Volt Kilns ........................................................................................................ 6-12 Kiln Controllers at a Glance .....................................................................................13 Kiln Shelves .......................................................................................................... 14–15 Kiln Furniture and Accessories ................................................................................16 Kiln Working Supplies ....................................... 17-20 Primers & Shelf Paper ...............................................................................................17 Fiber Products & Release Sprays ........................................................................... 18 Holding Agents, Glues & Glazes ..............................................................................19 Glass Powder and Enamel Mediums ................................................................... 20 Paints & Enamels .................................................21-33 Color Line ............................................................................................................ 21-22 Colors for Earth .........................................................................................................23 Glassline ............................................................................................................... 24-25 Fuse Master ..........................................................................................................26-27 Reusche .......................................................................................................................28 Hues to Fuse, Mica Powder, Glow Pigment .........................................................29 Thompson Enamels ................................................................................................ 30 Flexi-Glass ................................................................................................................. 30 Non-Firing Paints & Stains .......................................................................................31 Dichroic Extract .........................................................................................................32 Glass Tattoo, Modeling Glass, NO Days Products .............................................33 Continued on next page 800.525.0940 • 303.449.8737 © 2019 D&L Art Glass Supply® About the Artwork Table of Contents - Artist: Miriam Di Fiore Title: Deep Forest Landscapes Website: www.miriamdifiore.com Tools & Accessories ............................................34-38 HEPA Vacuum, Dust Masks /Respirators ............................................................34 Airbrushes, Scales, Photo Resist Products ..........................................................34 Frit Handling Tools, Sorters & Sifters ...................................................................35 Brushes & Pens ..........................................................................................................36 Tools, Accessories, & Aids .......................................................................................37 Safety Glasses & Gloves ..........................................................................................38 Fusing Decals & Inclusions ...............................39-45 Decals: Lo-fire, Hi-Fire, Dicro Slide & more ................................................. 39-42 Inclusion Paper, High Temperature Wire, Foils ...................................................43 Fused Glass Shapes ...........................................................................................44-45 Jewelry Bails, Findings & Displays ..................46-64 Bails .......................................................................................................................46-48 Earring Bails ........................................................................................................ 49-50 Pendants ......................................................................................................................51 Sterling Silver Snake Chains ...................................................................................52 Chains, Chokers and Cords ...............................................................................52-53 Rings .............................................................................................................................53 Bar Pins, Brooches and Snap & Switch Sets ........................................................54 Bracelet Blanks ..........................................................................................................55 Belt Buckle Blanks.....................................................................................................56 Button, Zipper Pulls, Cuff Links, Bead Bails ........................................................57 Nail Files and Spa Bars .............................................................................................58 Giftware Findings & Displays ........................................................................... 59-62 Key Rings, Purse Hangers and Bookmarks ..........................................................59 Boxes, Bookends and more ...................................................................................60 Wine Stoppers, Glass Display Stands .............................................................61-62 Hang Your Glass and Wall Mounts ........................................................................63 Night Lights, Lighting Fixtures and Kits ................................................................64 Fusing Books & Videos ......................................65-68 © 2019 D&L Art Glass Supply® www.dlartglass.com Tabletop Kilns D&L is committed to providing the newest products in a growing industry. KILNS Tabletop Kilns FuseworksTM Craft Kiln Paragon QuikFire 6 More Product Options Paragon Infinite Switch Control Simple rheostat/Infinite Switch controller for Par- agon QuikFire 6. Infinite Switch will also work with A B other kilns rated at 120V under 15 amps. Getting started in glass fusing has never been The QuikFire 6 reaches 1000°F in 5 minutes. easier with the FuseworksTM Craft Kiln. An easy The small, lightweight kiln has a ceramic fiber Item # PAR PCB1 to use beginner/ intermediate level craft kiln shell with an embedded side-firing element. with an adjustable electronic timer. This kiln Use the QuikFire for fusing small projects and allows you to fully fuse a two layer project in as compatibility testing. Includes two 6" shelves, little as 15 minutes! 1 lb. of separator, and a hake brush. UPS-able. 3-Key Universal Controller Features include self regulated coil heating Skutt FireBox 8 system, heat resistant wooden handle, user Perfect for the customer that friendly timer. Runs on standard household purchased a small manual outlets. UPS-able. kiln and now wants a little more control over the firing. The unit can sit on the table next to the kiln or mount to the wall. It comes with the GlassMaster LT controller (see page 13). Fea- tures: GlassFire Mode; Ramp and Hold Mode; 8" Type K thermocouple; and safety relay. C Runs any kiln 15 Amps or less. Dropship only. The FireBox 8 is a great small kiln for glass fusing and silver clays. Suitable for beginners, Item # SKUTT GM2 the FireBox 8 plugs into any standard 20 Amp household outlet. Includes digital pyrometer with thermocouple mounting flange. The See Kiln Pyrometer and FireBox can fire more slowly or can reach Parts on page 16. fusing temperatures in less than 20 minutes. UPS-able. More Product Options FuseworksTM Beginners Fusing Kit This excellent hobbyist and beginner kit contains everything needed to create simple fused jewelry projects, including the FuseworksTM Microwave Kiln & FuseworksTM glass. Kiln measures 3.25 H x 4.5" D with an interior fusing platform of 2.75". Includes: kiln paper - 2 pieces; FuseworksTM fusing glass assortment - 7 Item # Pk. Dim Pk. Wgt. pieces, dichroic bits and pieces, milliefiori glass 1 oz., confetti glass 1 oz. Large & small silver and gold bails - 1 each; glass cutter, hot mitts; silver & DTI FW848 7 x 7 x 7" 1 lb. 9 oz. gold earring set - 1 each, Instructions. At A Glance - Tabletop Kilns Chamber Dim. Controller Cubic Max. Ship ID Item # Kiln Description (WxLxD) (See pg. 13) Ft. Amps Volts Watts Temp. Wgt A DTI FWCK Craft Kiln Top Load 8.5 Dia. x 3.5" D Dial/Timer 10 120 1200 1750°F 15 lb. B PAR QF6K QuikFire 6 Top Load 6 x 6 x 6" – .13 14 120 1560 2000°F 16 lb. C SKUTT FB8 FireBox 8 Flip Top Access 8 x 8 x 4.5" Infinite Switch .167 15 115 1725 2000°F 45
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