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 ==Which glass should I use to make beads from?==
-[[Plowden and Thompson]] (English)
+*[[Plowden and Thompson]] (English COE 100 and 93)
+*[[Effetre]] (Italian COE 104)
+*[[Bullseye]] (American COE 90)
+*[[Satake]] (Japanese COE 120)
+*[[Reichenbach]] (German COE 104 and 96)
+*[[Lauscha]] (German COE 104)
+*[[CiM]] (American COE 104)
+*[[Northstar]] (American COE 104)
+*[[Double Helix]] (American COE 104)
+*[[Vetrofond]] (Italian COE 104)
+*[[Kugler]] (German COE 104 and 96)
+*[[Gaffer]] (New Zealand COE 96)
+*[[TAG 104]] (American COE 104)
+*[[Clear Glass]]
-[[Effetre]] (Italian)
+===[[Borosilicate Glass]]===
-[[Bullseye]] (American)
+*[[TAG 33]] (American)
+*[[Northstar 33]] (American)
+*[[Glass Alchemy]] (American)
+*[[Momka]] (American)
+*[[Borostix]] (American)
-[[Satake]] (Japanese)
+===Using sheet art glass===
-[[Reichenback]] (German)
-[[ASK]]
-[[Laucha]]
-[[CiM]]
-[[Northstar]]
-[[Double Helix]]
-===Plowden & Thompson===
-===Effetre===
-===Bullseye===
-===Satake===
-===Lauscha===
-===Vetrofond===
-===Other glass rod manufacturers===
-===Using sheet art glass===
 ===Scrap glass from bottles etc.===
+== Further information ==
 See http://www.glass-beads.co.uk/Flame/June06/WhichGlass.html for more information