ADVERTISEMENT - Glass weaving strip molds

Are you saying the "Regular price $20/set" but your special offer is $40 for a set?

Gee, just think how many of these you could have sold if you hadn't been such an asshole over on warmglass and got your sorry self banned. Bwahahahahaha.

Of course, the immediate question is why would you need to advertise in this group? I mean, what with all those 400 kilns you are selling every month, don't you have a ready-made mailing list of receptive customers? Wouldn't they just be falling all over themselves to do more business with you?

I didn't think so. Bwahahahahaha.

Loser.

Effective? You mean like routinely lying about products you buy from Chinese gift wholesalers and passing them off as your own production?

I guess you could call that an adaptation of the truth.

My 2 cents worth - Looks like a knock off of the weaving molds sold by Mike Fraser at:

believe his site used to show a weaving that was completed by Mr. Debrady, but now their gone. Makes you wonder who's doing whom. By the way, I've purchased 2 of Mike's molds, very well made. Looking at the molds advertised below, you might run into horizontal spacing and alignment issues. That's just my opinion, mind you. Not plugging or trying to knock someone down.

lkallen

snipped-for-privacy@debrady.com wrote:

You just know so much stuff. Most of it is wrong.

Other than you probably have spelled your name correctly, everything else will be a lie, a fabrication, or more of your incessant bullshit. So, beyond the first page, it'll take a lot of red markers.

Many basements harbor disgusting creatures that crawl around in the dark and dank slime. It appears you have first hand knowledge of beingslimn, disgusting, and in the dark, so maybe you are on to something.

Spawn of the Devil.

glass.http://www.vicartglass.com/weaving_mold_strips.pdf>> Regular price $20/set> Special Introductory offer expires Aug 1/07> Any of the following options:>

Mike Fraser makes a much better mold for about the same price. Why would you want to end up with several mold strip to lay out when one mold does it all.

As usual, you are right again, Clown Breath!!!

from Fraser's website: "The initial trial of individual stainless humps had too many variables to produce a constant weave, therefore we only make one piece molds for consistent results everytime." I can hear it now. "You can turbo anneal the glass from my individual strips." Or something equally nonsensical.