Introduction to Glass Fusion Art with Rod Burn

Rod Burn makes art by fusing glass. He uses a wide range of recycled float glass including glaziers offcuts, broken window panes and old bottles. This video is a short introduction into the process of glass fusion. Rod runs glass fusion workshops from his studio in Tilford, Surrey and has a permanent exhibition of work for sale at The Glass Connection, 13 Tunsgate, Guildford.
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[@couldwellbe4227]

Thanks very much for demonstrating the various techniques. It was really clear and informative. Much appreciated!

[@halyaarts2115]

Wow. Those turned out really great. Good job♥️

[@lorihodgeslor444]

Enjoyed your video!

[@gabrielacarolinacuzzocrear1126]

Excelente. Cordiales saludos desde Argentina

[@editos33]

Amazing. Thanks for sharing

[@suefryatt1170]

INSPIRATIONAL ... Thank you so much.... just starting out

[@MMGlassSurrey]

Amazing stuff! M&M Glass also does glass work but on the installation and repair side mostly. Hope we can get to experiment on the same art form next time. Keep it up!

[@sunshinem3958]

Could have marked where you cut the glass with a marker your lines, flip the glass over and tap it out

[@jsimpson8018]

What is the minimum temp that glass starts to melt? And what is the Max. Ideally what temp range do you set your Kiln to?

[@lv7629]

500-850c

[@debibrown7975]

I’m having some trouble understanding your voice in the video. What were the items called that made the ridges?

[@iamlennii6791]

Might be odd but what's the music behind?

[@sylvieh1063]

Mumble mumble mumble UGH 😣
Open your mouth brother! Be confident! And cut off that music drowning you out!