Canework: Filigrana, Murrine & External Color Patterns Straight Tweezers Fifty-one percent of them have

Fifty-one percent of them have been with Paragon for over a decade

the lower steel base covers the entire kiln bottom where it rests on your worktable

recessed wall grooves

We have added an adjustable mandrel holder to the front of the kiln

The added control makes it easier to dial in a more even heat at lower temperatures without compromising flame chemistry which can help avoid boiling and scumming while using challenging colors

Canework: Filigrana, Murrine & External Color Patterns Straight Tweezers Fifty-one percent of them haveMilon Townsend Focus on Flamework Canework: Filigrana, Murrine, & External Color Patterns This video covers more ground, in more detail, than its 3 predecessors in the series. Most interesting is the demonstration of ways to actually use the different canes in a piece, as a goblet stem, paperweight figure, or a freestanding insect. Townsend explains the difference between 'filigrana' and 'latticino', and how the term 'milli's' came to be used instead