It really helps to be able to see how it's done. Years ago when I first learned photos were the best one could find. You're also a very good teacher- you talk in layman's terms (not over our heads. :) Very cool! Thank you!
I enjoyed this video very much, your instructions were clear and easy to follow. I hope you make many more videos, IMO you're the UA-cam successor to the wonderful and missed Jeannie Cox.
Thank you very much. Jeannie was so wonderful and giving with her knowledge. I have learned many things watching her videos and hopefully I can add a few more to the community. Yes, she is sorely missed. 💓
Awe, I have been watching Jeannie Cox. I had no idea she passed. It is her videos that enticed me to buy a kit, which is just now on my kitchen table while I create a good workspace. Im sad she is gone.
Thank you! This is the best video on making and applying murrini I have seen. I agree with other comments that you are a good teacher. Your explanations are clear. I like your technique of applying the cane to the bead and cutting.
Something to not. When marvering layers heat just the skin of your design marver. Smooth. So the uneven surface doesnt get pushed into the inaide design
Thanks! That is a torch top marver I got from Blast Shield (theblastshield.net). Many lampwork supply companies have them. Just have to make sure it is the correct one for your brand of torch. 😄
@@kodyfrost I've never worked boro, so I don't know if it would work. I ran it with 2 Ex-15 concentrators. It is a good torch, but I needed a larger flame. I changed this past year to a Carlisle Wildcat, which I run on 3 Ex-15's. Sorry, not much help.
@@daynaschutter338 Thanks for the info and the replies! I checked your channel page and see it's been awhile. :( I hope you're still melting glass and decide to do another video (or 20). :)
It really helps to be able to see how it's done. Years ago when I first learned photos were the best one could find. You're also a very good teacher- you talk in layman's terms (not over our heads. :) Very cool! Thank you!
Thank you Angela! I appreciate that. ☺️ I hope you have fun with these.
I enjoyed this video very much, your instructions were clear and easy to follow. I hope you make many more videos, IMO you're the UA-cam successor to the wonderful and missed Jeannie Cox.
Thank you very much. Jeannie was so wonderful and giving with her knowledge. I have learned many things watching her videos and hopefully I can add a few more to the community. Yes, she is sorely missed. 💓
Awe, I have been watching Jeannie Cox. I had no idea she passed. It is her videos that enticed me to buy a kit, which is just now on my kitchen table while I create a good workspace. Im sad she is gone.
Thank you! This is the best video on making and applying murrini I have seen. I agree with other comments that you are a good teacher. Your explanations are clear. I like your technique of applying the cane to the bead and cutting.
I made this murrini and I totally LOVE the way they came out! Thanks so much!!
Hi dayna, your videos has been very educative, thank you so much
Welcome!
This was terrific. Thank you
Very cool, thank you!!
You're welcome! 😁
Thanks, will try
Something to not. When marvering layers heat just the skin of your design marver. Smooth. So the uneven surface doesnt get pushed into the inaide design
Very nice video what is the angle called that is attached to the top of your torch and can I find this? Thanks 😊
Thanks! That is a torch top marver I got from Blast Shield (theblastshield.net). Many lampwork supply companies have them. Just have to make sure it is the correct one for your brand of torch. 😄
In his video, is this the Nortel mega Minor
Yes, it is! 😁
@@daynaschutter338 iv been thinking about getting that model. How does it work on boro with an O² concentrator
@@kodyfrost I've never worked boro, so I don't know if it would work. I ran it with 2 Ex-15 concentrators. It is a good torch, but I needed a larger flame. I changed this past year to a Carlisle Wildcat, which I run on 3 Ex-15's. Sorry, not much help.
What size is your mandrel that you made the shell cane on?
I like using 3/16" mandrels to make all my murrini on. 😁
@@daynaschutter338 Thanks for the info and the replies! I checked your channel page and see it's been awhile. :( I hope you're still melting glass and decide to do another video (or 20). :)
@@IMSiegfried yes, still melting! I'll have to think about another video. It has been a while!
@@daynaschutter338 Yay!