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Coloured Glass Sheets: Beech-Ash Glass Blown into Cylinders and Flattened (Theophilus, tr. Hendrie 1847)
Window glass as the monk Theophilus taught it around 1100: two parts beech ash to one of clean sand, fritted for a night and a day, melted overnight in clay pots, blown into long bladders, opened into cylinders, split and flattened in a second oven, and cooled standing upright.
White glass comes first. A pot that turns yellow gives light yellow if heated to the third hour and reddish yellow by the sixth; a pot that turns flesh-coloured gives light purple after two more hours and red purple by the sixth.
Source: Theophilus, De Diversis Artibus, Book II, tr. R. Hendrie (1847), pp. 119-129. Picture: p. 127.
Lanjutan
2-3 days
Arahan
1
1
Make the beech ash
Make the beech ash
Cut beech-wood logs and dry them. Burn them together in a clean spot and collect the ashes, taking care that no earth gets mixed in.
Bahan untuk langkah ini:
Balak kayu keras (oak, mapel, beech)1 beechAlatan diperlukan:
Sudip tukang2
2
Frit the ash and sand
Frit the ash and sand
Mix two parts of ash with one part of sand washed free of earth and stones. Heat it on the upper hearth of the furnace for a night and a day, stirring it with an iron trowel as it warms so that it does not melt into a lump.
Bahan untuk langkah ini:
Pasir Kuarza1 1 part to 2 of ashAlatan diperlukan:
Relau kaca yang mampu mencapai 1100 darjah Celsius
Sudip tukang3
3
Make the pots and melt
Make the pots and melt
Grind dry white clay, wet it, beat it hard with wood and make pots wide at the top and narrow below, with a small lip curved inward. Set the dry pots in the glowing furnace, fill them in the evening with the hot frit and feed dry wood all night until the glass is fully melted.
Alatan diperlukan:
Serbuk tanah liat kaolin
Relau kaca yang mampu mencapai 1100 darjah Celsius
Penyepit Tukang Besi
Sudip tukang4
4
Blow the cylinders
Blow the cylinders
In the morning gather glass on the iron pipe (two yards long, a thumb thick), blow a little, tap it on a flat stone so it hangs evenly, and blow it into a long bladder. Melt open the far end in the flame and widen it with a piece of wood, break it off the pipe with a wet piece of wood, open the other end the same way, and let a boy carry the cylinder on a stick to the warm cooling oven. This first glass is pure and white.
Alatan diperlukan:
Paip tiup peniup kaca
Relau kaca yang mampu mencapai 1100 darjah Celsius
Relau penyepuhlindapan5
5
Bring out the colours
Bring out the colours
If a pot turns yellow, heat it to the third hour for light yellow or to the sixth for reddish yellow. If a pot turns tawny like flesh, keep some for flesh tints; heat the rest from the first to the third hour for light purple, from the third to the sixth for a red purple. Blow cylinders from each as before.
Alatan diperlukan:
Relau kaca yang mampu mencapai 1100 darjah Celsius
Paip tiup peniup kaca6
6
Split and flatten
Split and flatten
When all are made and cooled, fire the flattening oven. Split each cylinder along one side with a hot iron, lay it on the glowing hearth, and when it softens open it with the pincers and a smooth piece of wood and flatten it. Stand the sheets upright against the wall of the warm cooling oven, one next to another. When cold, cut them into pieces for windows.
Alatan diperlukan:
Relau kaca yang mampu mencapai 1100 darjah Celsius
Penyepit Tukang Besi
Relau penyepuhlindapanBahan
2- Pemegang Tempat
- 1 1 part to 2 of ashPemegang Tempat
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