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😳 …fantastic! OMGosh goals! What a stunning piece - thank you for sharing!

Beautiful,thanks for sharing ☕️☺️

Thanks for doing this!

❤lovely

I like this guy. Thanks for thorough explanations. I wonder if making some Prince Rupert drops and breaking the tails in a bucket of water. It would be taking keen advantage of the free energy stored in the stress of the drop. The potential energy stored within the drop will be used to achieve the primary goal, in this rare instance However all the benefits of purchasing frit mentioned in this video is obviously the best choice if its within your budget.

Looks great! - thanks for sharing! How are you finding this setup now you have had it a while? Does it handle the weight Ok and is it stable? Anything you would do differently?

Gorgeous ❤ thanks

Brilliant can you share model of tv mount and where you purchased it?

Nice video which Dewalt saw are you using I have the MK10 but I really like pulling the blade into the work instead of pushing the work into the blade. Thanks

i dont mean to be picky. this is great. i just wanted to share that :)

cough cough... we glassblowers invented the concept of a bubble squeeze fellow silica lover ;) for when we melted the batch into the glass initially. often gas bubbles will become trapped in the middle level of the glass puddle. you squeeze them upwards. been done for very much longer than kilncraft my friend,

Fused mosaic look. Love it ❤

This is a very pretty plate ❤

Excellent video. Pretty. Thank you

Excellent video! I had the same questions as you regarding the making of frit and a lot of the videos are misleading. I wonder how the glass manufacturers make frit without contamination?

I need this in my life😅

Tv wall mount? That’s fantastic whatever it is. Love your videos

Amazing work!!!!!

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Outstanding!

THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

what is the form made of?

What cutting system are you using?

can you tell us the name of that sliding cutter attachment, and the cutting system itself if it isnt a morton system? id absolutely love to get a cutter like that.

so in glassblowing, we have whats called an optic mold. its an ice cream cone shaped mold with various fin patterns facing inward. you blow a bubble into it, and the bubble takes the pattern, and thats how glass is fluted. if you do that, then reheat and twist the bubble until its all smooth, you get a twisted color pattern. if you started with this chevron pattern fusing as a rollup, and then twisted the color pattern in the above manner, i bet it would be amazing. i might have to get one of these, gives me tons of ideas.

man i would GLADLY pay a stained glass artist to install that over a doorway or something. absolutely gorgeous.

if you do get large chunks of scrap like that off pot melts or similar again definitely let me know. these can be attached to a solid pipe and melted fully then made into rods or smoothed out into crudely formed sheets for further kiln use.

also i think with cutting it in half you might have missed an opportunity to show off both sides of the melt. it might have been cool to flip one half over and show the alternate and then fire that back together as one homogenous piece. super cool either way though. really impressive success from defeat no matter what, and cutting it in half at all was pretty gutsy.

with the scraps from cutting the ellipse do a melt into a brick shape and ill pull it into longer thinner rods and you can have some sweet unique reddish murrine. great save. ive been inspired to find a bunch of very similar stainless baking trays. i have a ton of pattern ideas from this. thanks for sharing, liked and subbed for sure! again, many compliments. great save indeed.

Beautiful,Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful

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Gorgeous! Thank you for sharing!

I absolutely love watching your beautiful art work and your mind at work once you have all the components gathered. Beautiful project thank you so much for sharing!

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Beautiful

Legal gostei top, Trilegal bom

I love that tile saw! And the vase

Thanks for the videos! Could I ask what brand is your 24" lap grinder? That thing looks awesome!!! Looks like you have a nice little workshop there. We're just gearing up. Hopefully be running by the end of the summer

Excelente! Lamentablemente en Argentina es muy costoso conseguir material pero es maravilloso aprender. Saludos. Y esperamos que Milei nos saque de la retrograda Peronia

great video! what is the glass cutter that you are using?

I made some frit using my kiln and 4 really pretty blue sapphire gin bottles I found. Followed up with a hammer. My kiln was set 1250 and the hardest part was getting the bottles out using barbecue tongs. Thanks for the video ❤

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Very nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

hi, can I know the fire schedule for dropping the glass?

Are you able to tell me what cutting system you are using. I’ve never seen one on any videos or for sale on glass websites. I have the both the Morton System and Beetle Bits. Thank you.

Hi there. Beautiful piece. Your link goes to the book “Addiction to Glass Fusing”. Is this where you have more details of this project or am I missing another book? Thank you.

That was very interesting. I only wish that you would speak, and explain exactly what you are doing.

Lots of planning for that project. Thanks for showing the possibilities. Wonderful video. Thanks for posting it.