kaiser glass design studio Feel the power of creativity!    Create Molds & Shelves with Only KLB: KAISER LEE BOARD is easy to cut, carve, and shape makes effortless reliefs is a perfect casting medium has no waste - even scraps can be used does not need mold hardener is pre-fired - eliminating organic binders releases no unpleasant fumes when firing can be fired without kiln wash is re-usable countless times No special tools necessary. Spatula, Kitchen Knife, Sanding Block, Nail File, Ruler, Pencil and Marker. For carving we use the back of the marker or we cut and grind glass pieces to the size we need. Nine molds cut out of 1" x 8" x 9" KL-Boards; placed on a KLB shelf in our Denver Kiln; awaiting the decorated glass plates to be full fused and slumped in one firing Many of our creative ideas are only possible, because we have Kaiser Lee Board within reach. Basic Instructions Please let us know if you are interested and mail your questions to: Kaiser Lee BoardWe will send you a list of our distributors and information about our special 'KLB' mold making weekend workshops. Prepare your work area by covering it with old nespaper. Place the KLB on a flat surface when cutting it to avoid breakage. Using a pencil or marker, draw your mold design directly on the KLB. Cut along the pencil lines with a simple kitchen knife or a stainless steel spatula for straight edge cut. To carve the wavy line use the end of a marker. The small molds are carved 1/4" deep with a piece of glass. For added stability, gently round edges using fine grade sand paper. It is also useful to smooth the surface of your mold if desired. Place the mold on your KLB shelf and cover it with thin fire paper. Place your decorated glass on top of the covered mold and fuse and slump in one firing.