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HotPot glass-fusing, melt your own glass jewellery in the microwave.
The HotPot is a small pot that can by used in a normal microwave kiln for glass-fusing (melting) glass jewellery. You can easily make great colliers, broches earrings etc. out of glass in a quick, safe and affordable way. Glass-fusing is now accessable for everyone. You do not need to have a big, expensive glass-fusing kiln. Everyone can do it.
The complete starters kit for microwave glass-fusing
The Hotpot is available as a single pot in two dimensions. To make it easy to start we also offer a complete microwave glass-fusing starters kit (the Hotbox) which includes all kind of glass products (different colours, Millifiori, Dichroics,etc.), easy tools, jewellery parts and separators to avoid the glass sticking to the suface of the pot. Experience with glass fusing is not necessary. You will find an extensive manual in every HotPot. There is also a wide range of tipsheets available here on the official Hotpot microwave glass-fusing website.
HotPot microwave glass-fusing sales points
The original HotPot for microwave glass-fusing is availble through dealers and agents, just go to sale points here on the HotPot website. If you want to become a HotPot glass-fusing dealer or agent yourself, than you can contact
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HotPot glass-fusing and Silver Art Clay
The HotPot is designed for glass-fusing but it is also a perfect tool for making jewellery in silver art clay, with or without glass. We do recommend that you have some basic knowledge of working with this silver clay before starting. The commonly used temperature for “baking” silver art clay is 650 °C / 1200 °F. Microwaves however do not have the option to set the temperature, they only have a button to set the wattage. Therefore the most important thing to do is to determine the best wattage and time to use for baking the silver clay in your microwave. Once this has been determined, you should never exceed these figures, since silver clay will melt if fired too high or too long, which is not our objective. Each and every microwave acts differently so please understand the importance to determine your own, personal figures.
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