Introducing our COE 96 Pre-cut Glass Bails – the ultimate solution for hanging your glass creations with ease, eliminating the need for drilling. Enhance your artwork effortlessly with unmatched convenience and adaptability. Each pack contains 5 pre-cut glass bails.
Crafted for seamless fusing onto your glass art, these ingenious bails create a convenient loop for hassle-free display. Experience a simplified process that not only saves time but also preserves the integrity of your creations.
Reliable and durable, our pre-cut glass bails instill confidence in showcasing your art in any setting. Say goodbye to the complexities of display logistics and focus solely on your artistic vision.
Don't miss out on the simplicity and versatility that our pre-cut glass bails offer to your fused glass projects. Explore boundless creativity and elevate your artistry with ease.
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We recommend fusing the bails at 1430°F-1470°F (775°C-800°C). The top temperature for the samples in this article was 1485°F (807°C) - this created a slightly "overfused" look (but the bail hole was not completely closed up and was still usable). Above 1485°F, you run the risk of the hole fusing closed. If your piece requires a full fuse above 1485°F, consider firing it without the bail at first, then do a second firing at a lower temperature to attach the bail.
Our clear dots (in COE 90 and COE 96) or clear frit (COE 90 only) are the most simple, straightforward way to attach a fusible glass bail to your piece. Think of them like a drop of glue you're placing between the bail and your fused glass art piece.
The only trace the clear attachment will leave is a small raised glass bump at the point where the bail meets the rest of the art piece - but if you want the connection to be even more hidden, it's easy to attach the fusible bail with an element of your design! As long a piece of glass is overlapping the bail and the edge of your art piece, you can use anything else you'd fuse on top of sheet glass.
Another way to attach a bail is to just slide it underneath the sheet glass base of your art piece. (You may want to use glass tac to hold any small elements in place so they don't slide off when raising one edge. Keep in mind that glass tac will burn off during the firing, so wouldn't work as well with elements that can roll off.) This method results in a more subtle bail attachment. It's also the best method for attaching bails to pieces that are significantly thicker than the bail, for example a piece that is 2 layers of glass thick. This is because it's harder to place a small piece of glass spanning both your art piece and the bail.
But a single attachment point isn't the only way to use our glass bails; play around with them as part of a hanging chain, or as a visual design element.
If you're looking for an effortless way to hang your work, or looking for a new shape to play with in your work, add Glacial Art Glass's fusible clear glass bails to your glass art studio today! Available in COE 90 and COE 96, in packs of 5 or 20.
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