Lesson 3
IN THIS LESSON
Learn Which Glass is Best for Fusing!
After watching this lesson you’ll:
Understand the relationship between compatibility and C.O.E.
Be able to test for compatibility of different glasses
Be aware of the color shift potential of certain glasses
Know the most important qualities to look for when selecting glasses for a fusing project
You’ll also get a peek at the science behind how glass and light interact to round out your understanding of compatibility principles!
Additional Resources
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Download this lesson’s supporting documentation file for step-by-step instructions to test for glass compatibility
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Lightboard (the one used in the lesson was custom-made by friend of Glasswork Pixie®, @cellocalypse, but this is the recommended alternative)
See the comprehensive list of recommended tools and materials used in the Glasswork Pixie® fusing studio
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See the setup for how hundreds of glass sheets are stored within the small Glasswork Pixie® home studio
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Reference Oceanside Glass™'s Possible Changes During Fusing Guide and its Reactivity Guides for info on the unique properties of Oceanside Compatible® glass
Visit Oceanside Glass™'s Dealer Locator to find your closest retailer of Oceanside Compatible® glasses