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    Why does the link pin show a toaster oven, a wine bottle, and a toaster oven tray?
    The One and Only Braden J.
    The One and Only Braden J.
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    WikiHow link pins are one of the world's greatest mysteries. No one knows the answer to questions like these.
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    How do I do this without a kiln, in my own kitchen?
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    The tips do cover this––basically, see if you can access one at a high school, college or community center. It is not an "in your kitchen" project.
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    Should I use a toaster oven to flatten the glass?
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    You need a kiln. It needs to be more than 1000 degrees Fahrenheit, so a toaster oven will not work.
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    Can I flatten a glass bottle in an ordinary kitchen oven?
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    No, this project requires a kiln. Even an oven that can reach 1000 degrees will not be sufficient.
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