Can you put metal in the oven with polymer clay?

Metal of any kind is absolutely no problem to bake with polymer clay (or with liquid polymer clay).
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Can you bake polymer clay with wire in it?

With polymer clay, the baking temp is a low 265 degrees F and will not melt wire. Therefore you can use any wire you like baked inside your clay. Plastic coated wire like telephone wire and plastic coated paper clips will even bond with the clay while baking so it has some unique applications.
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Can you bake metal?

Some examples of the types of materials that are oven safe are: Metals such as stainless steel and cast iron (Avoid items with non-metal parts such as wooden or plastic handles.) Ceramics are generally fine to use in the oven.
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Can you bake Sculpey with wire?

Can you bake Sculpey with wire in it? Yes, you can, its perfectly safe as long as you don't burn the polymer clay (even then its not toxic, just not very nice).
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Can you bake polymer clay with aluminum foil?

You can bake clay on a variety of surfaces, including foil and paper. The only problem with baking clay on aluminum foil is that the shiny surface of the foil can leave shiny spots on the underside of your project. If this is not a problem for you, foil is acceptable to use.
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What materials can be baked with polymer clay?

Two other favorite materials that polymer clay artists love to use in their work are cork and felt. Both materials are oven safe and can be baked right along with your polymer clay.
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Can you bake polymer clay with tin?

Metal of any kind is absolutely no problem to bake with polymer clay (or with liquid polymer clay).
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Can I put metal wire in oven?

Almost any material (including metal and wires) can be used inside (or on, or with) polymer clay and be baked with it, except for a few types of plastic...and that's done all the time btw.
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Can I put Aluminium wire in the oven?

Most types of metal melt at temperatures way higher than polymer baking temperature, so you don't have to worry about that either. I've made Fimo things with a core of aluminium foil, and no problems at all.
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Can you bake cardboard with polymer clay?

In many cases, it works well to leave the cardboard in place after baking so it can continue to add support to your structure. But if you just want to use the cardboard as a temporary armature to remove after baking, here are a couple of tips: Use foil or wax paper instead of glue for easier removal.
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Can you bake glass beads in polymer clay?

All glass crystals can be baked in polymer clay, though not all shapes and types will give good visual results.
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Can stainless steel go in oven?

Stainless steel skillets are tough as nails and can stand up to an oven without a problem. A stainless steel skillet is the best all-around choice for oven-safe use. It's very difficult to damage a stainless steel pan, even at extremely high temperatures.
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Why is my polymer clay cracking?

Repairing Polymer Clay

Cracking is almost always caused by insufficient curing or by baking a sculpture with uneven thicknesses throughout. To ensure you have a consistent thickness in your piece, we recommend “bulking out” with foil or creating an armature from Super Sculpey UltraLight™.
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Why does my polymer clay break after baking?

Polymer clay breaks after baking because it has not cured properly. This is due to either the temperature being too low or it wasn't baked for long enough. It does also depend on the brand of clay you are using, as some are more brittle, some are harder.
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Can copper wire go in the oven?

1 Answer. Show activity on this post. Copper has a melting point of 1085°C/1984°F which is well above your expected temperatures. There should be no danger of losing structural integrity of the sculpture due to melting of the copper wire.
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Is it safe to bake with aluminum foil?

Anything acidic sparks a particularly aggressive process that dissolves layers of aluminium into food. This research suggests that aluminium foil should not be used for cooking. Instead, we'd recommend using glassware or porcelain when preparing baked dishes.
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Can silver foil go in oven?

Foil is heat resistant, but it isn't completely heat-proof. Using high heat with aluminum foil in the oven bottom could cause the foil to melt, permanently damaging your appliance.
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Can you Line bottom of oven with foil?

With any type of oven, putting foil at the bottom can be risky. The foil may not be able to withstand the high heat and can melt to the oven, damaging it permanently. The heat reflected off the foil can make your baked goods cook faster. The heat reflected off of the foil may also burn out the oven's heating elements.
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Do you need wire for polymer clay?

Try 16 gauge baling wire, 14 gauge copper ground wire, or 12 gauge aluminum ground wire, they all will work. (Obviously you must use only bare uninsulated wire.)
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What can you not put in an oven?

Now, scroll down to see a few items that you should definitely never put in your oven — at any temperature.
  • Wax Paper. Unlike parchment paper, wax paper is not heat-resistant and can melt at high temperatures. ...
  • Wet Potholders. ...
  • Foil Oven Liners. ...
  • Anything That Covers the Vents. ...
  • A Mess of Food.
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Can you put cookie racks in the oven?

So, to answer your question — yes, you can put metal cooling racks in the oven, but don't put a nonstick rack in the oven.
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Can you bake polymer clay and food in the same oven?

Pros: Your polymer clay is perfectly safe to bake in the same oven you cook your food — just be sure to clean your oven periodically and use good ventilation. As long as you don't burn your clay, it won't give off toxic chemicals during its curing.
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Why did my Sculpey clay burn?

If you have burned polymer clay, you need to address your oven, not your baking times. Many people assume that baking longer times at lower temperature settings will solve this problem. It's common to read recommendations in forums to set your oven to, for instance, 215°F (100°C) and bake for an hour or so.
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How toxic is polymer clay?

Polymer clay is non-toxic, so it is completely safe to use around children and pets. If your child bites into their handmade clay pizza, the only consequence is a yucky taste in their mouth. However, even though polymer clay is non-toxic, eating a bowl of clay spaghetti for dinner might cause a stomachache.
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