Hi There! The "mirror rot" happens from moisture getting between the backing and silvering on the back of the glass either from the side or scratch on the back. After cutting and cleaning your pieces, if you place them face down on newsprint and spraypaint sides and back it will give you extra protection. Just wanted to share.
Hey Makenzie, I’ve watched several videos presented by a variety of people to learn how to do glass work. You are the BEST. Your techniques , tips, and overall methods are fun and fantastic. Thank you so very much for what you do to share your knowledge. You encourage taking on new challenges. Important for all aspects in life. Your videos are amazing. Thanks again.
I think that's what made it so funny. It's clear you didn't mean it in that way but you caught yourself and thought oh crap 😂😂. You are a breath of fresh air. This uk nurse thinks ur awesome (and not violent) 🥰
Second time I’ve watched this! I love this and it may be my next attempt once I find the appropriate glass. Love it! You’re fantastic, I can’t say that enough. 😊❤
Makenzie, wanted to thank you for all the good information on your channel. I learned stained glass from an old school guy here in Marquette, MI 15-20 years ago and did numerous projects. Got away from it but now that I am retired I pulled out my stuff and used your channel to “refresh”. Long winded way to say thanks for clueing me in on using running pliers instead of old style pliers. They work GREAT!
Awesome!! Welcome back and thank you for watching! I've had alot of folks say my channel is a great refresher, im so glad to help and show different ways to attack the glass! Thank you so much!
Wow another great video! Thanks again for all the information. I don't use mirrored glass that often, but when I do, I use clear nail polish on the edges of smaller items and on larger pieces, also used clear aerosol paint on the whole backs of mirror pieces. let them dry thoroughly before foiling the pieces. I haven't had that " rot/spotty" situation happen to my pieces. Having put the time and effort into my pieces, this assures a better chance of them lasting without the ugly spotting. Just a thought....
What works for me is, when I finish my piece I use a generous amount of baking soda to remove as much flux as possible before washing it. Simply rub it where the flux 'escaped' until you get most of it {you can use a paper towel, soft cloth, tooth brush or whatever works}. I wear gloves because I am coming into direct contact with the flux. The baking soda also polishes the solder and makes it easier for the patina to stick. Great job on the star! Your idea to use the corner of your mat was ingenious!
You can make beautiful outdoor lighting with that style maybe different glass obsidian mirrors would be cool too hehe. I do lapidary work so this would be cool 😁
Yippee, mirror glass! I always thought mirror rot was caused by flux / patina being corrosive, so your tip to avoid any moisture at all is really helpful. I've avoided it to avoid disappointment but will be braver now and just treat it as another glass learning curve. On the right angle question, you could maybe draw yourself a square using the base measurement, to have a square that size for aligning it? Your edges were exactly right, and the result is gorgeous. I might make a smaller one to sit on the mantle with candles. Thank you for the inspiration and tips! Happy Saturday to all from sunny Scotland
This turned out so radd!! You did perfect w using colored mirror. Absolutely loving these vids. Except they always make me want to start doing this but I just can't take on a new hobby right now. It's a goal I plan on getting to once I'm moved & settled. 🖤❣🖤
You can use that green soft styrofoam stuff used for plant arrangements to hold the pieces together temporarily for your initial tacking. Obviously, just don't get it wet. 🙋♀️💕
WOW, LOVE IT! What do you use for a jump ring on heavier items? Do you make a jump ring and/or what do you use to make one? I LOVE IT, GREAT JOB AS USUAL Thank you for sharing
That glass 😍😍😍 I've been wanting to make a star, but haven't done stained glass in about 4 months, so I'm gonna have to get back into it and practice a little first. I got really ambitious and bought a bunch of Worden lamp forms and patterns a while back since they are damn near impossible to find anymore. Thought I would buy what I could find so in the future, when I'm actually good enough to make a lamp, I'll actually have some patterns and forms 😂😂 I think you could make a really cool lamp!
You spoke about keeping the mirror dry so you won't get staining, I am just getting into stained glass so what are your thoughts on cleaning the soldered joints with alcohol instead of water. I have over 40 years of soldering in the electronics field and i always used alcohol to remove flux along with compressed air for drying. Thank You for the video.
I’m very new to stained glass, but I think plasticine could work well to help hold all your pieces together! I’ve seen people use it to prop up resin so I don’t see why it wouldn’t work here🙂
That was the book I got a month ago to learn stained glass. It is ok. I just used the info on tools needed and such. Will you try the heart mirror in that book?
cool af! i've got some idea's i want to try, but first i've gotta figure out how to make the 3d model to turn into stained glass, where i could basically make a giant set of pieces, to slowly solder together
I’m so glad you made this video. I have been wanting to do something like this since last year and it’s just sitting in a box. My issue is that my triangles have 3 sides instead of 4.
Will just have to figure out what angle the base needs to sit at. Draw that on a piece of paper and use that as a stencil, like I did the corner of the matt.
I'm sure great! But, if the flux is the mystery issue, which I'm thinking yes, a dryer wouldn't do much I don't think. Somebody else had mentioned this, so I'm absolutely going to give it a try. Worth a shot for sure!!
No such thing as a silly question! I toss the whole bucket. If you wanted to transfer all the glass mud into a bag and toss it, to save your bucket, you could absolutely do that too! Maybe fill a bucket a year with mud.
Hi Makenzie...sorry I am asking this here on utube but I didn't know how else to get in touch with you. Have you ever worked with Yogi cut offs? I have a few pieces and I want to do a beach window with one and i would like to keep the edge and not solder it?
@@MakenzieHallie I am told that the “yogi” glass pieces I bought are cutoffs from a bigger sheet. They are nicely rounded and smooth at the edge. Wish I could send a picture. Anyway, I am doing a beach 14” x 15” and I don’t want to solder that edge but I want to attach a piece of clear to it. Can I just solder the two pieces at the back using a flat piece of copper foil. And not show the solder on the good side?
I just tried to make something with my first mirror and with my first cut i got many many cracks in it :-) I will try again soon. Thanks for the video !!
@@MakenzieHallie I thought it would be a good idea to make the score line on the foil. Then when i used the running pliers i got a crack like a spider web. Now i know to do it on the shiny side. I am still a bit puzzled what to do with the foil. I guess cutting it with a hobby knife would work.
How do you start your pattern? I started a piece straight out book and took pieces to grinder. All pieces are way bigger than design pattern. Should I have made pattern bigger before cutting?
My batty is about 5" wide. But it totally depends on what glass your using, if your doing layovers or soldered lines, how many soldered lines, etc. Weight is what's important. Just test the waters and you'll know when that shits too heavy 😂
That is fabulous! I don't think I'm thinking right but don't you have to clean the inside because of the flux and solder or is it because you tinned it first and cleaned it? What if it were clear or iridescent glass would you do it the same?
So after it settles, I scoop it out with a putty knife, place that glass mud in a separate container with a lid. Then throw that away when it's full. All mucky water goes outside away from pups and people.
Hell yeah!! Wake up to not only another sick video by makenzie but its a project using mirror too!!!! 💓Plus my new soldering iron shows up today! How could today possibly get any better!?... thank you makenzie! ♡
Love all your tutorials! I’m very new to this, and planning on making a 3D project as soon as I feel like I’m good enough to try it, but I’m a bit confused about one part.. Are you not supposed to solder the inside?
I love this thing! I’m super inspired to make one now! Is the carbon stone used instead of the grinder for straight edges? What stone do you recommend? Thank you for this amazing video!
Ok so I just watched your video with the bottle neck and bottle cutters and I’m guessing this kit is where the stone came from! Lol that one was so fun to watch! 😂
Since you are using mirror and moisture is an issue with mirror rot, do you think using powder flux in this instance would be beneficial? I know it's a bitch and super messy, I'm just wondering if the powder might be a good way to go when working with mirror..?
I loved your demonstration! I was going to suggest my studewnts watch your great demonstration...but I couldn't let them because of your last little bit with swearing. I'm really bummed. It was really good too:-(
I'm afraid that's everywhere my friend. Although stained glass is making its resurrection from 10 years ago, corona has really hammered those small and big businesses.
@@MakenzieHallie yup it's a shame .I love cathedral glass/mouth blown glass. The problem is the glass has no thickness and depth anymore . Almost like the soul is gone with modern glass.
Ooff what a way to put it. Agreed. Hopefully the "trend" we see in stained glass now, is enough to bring it back to its beautiful, very large roots. Keep hope and keep our fingers crossed.
@@MakenzieHallie I think the book is aimed at learners like me who don't have a grinder yet, and a stone on straight edges might actually be as fast as setting up and cleaning away the grinder for some. And yes it is gross!
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Love your sence of humor ,It turned out pretty thank you
Those straight lines … !!!Super impressed 🤩 …
🖤🖤🙏🙏
Hi There! The "mirror rot" happens from moisture getting between the backing and silvering on the back of the glass either from the side or scratch on the back. After cutting and cleaning your pieces, if you place them face down on newsprint and spraypaint sides and back it will give you extra protection. Just wanted to share.
I am an intermediate stained glass artist and you make things very clear. It is invaluable!!
🖤🖤🙏🙏🌈🌈 thank you!!
Hey Makenzie, I’ve watched several videos presented by a variety of people to learn how to do glass work. You are the BEST. Your techniques , tips, and overall methods are fun and fantastic. Thank you so very much for what you do to share your knowledge. You encourage taking on new challenges. Important for all aspects in life. Your videos are amazing. Thanks again.
Thank you so much Janet 🙏🖤 Im so glad your enjoying my videos, finding them fun and helpful! Thank you for watching. 🖤
Using the mat corner was GENIUS! I would have never been brave enough to try this one on my own. Thanks for all the tips!!
You can do it all! Your welcome and thank you for watching!
I'm loving this series! As a beginned I appreciate your patience with instructions.
I'm so glad your enjoying it! Thank you for watching!
Makenzie always has the best tips!
You never fail to make me LOL....what a weapon 🙈😂, another fantastic tuition from the amazing Mrs Mak
😂😂🤣🤣 I ALMOST cut that from the video, im not a violent person, I swear. It was more so the "saying" you know what I mean?! Lol. Thank you!!!
I think that's what made it so funny. It's clear you didn't mean it in that way but you caught yourself and thought oh crap 😂😂. You are a breath of fresh air. This uk nurse thinks ur awesome (and not violent) 🥰
😂😂 thank you. I appreciate you and your ability to see my jokes! So glad your enjoying, my friend from over the pond!
Hi Makenzie, it is absolutely huge and beautiful I love it so so much thank you for sharing xxx
Beautiful job👏👏👏
Looks great ,big too !!!
It was a huge star!!
Glad I watched this you answered a lot of questions I was having trying to figure it out.
So glad it was helpful!! 🖤🖤🌈🌈
I just watched ur video. Its so so helpful. You explain very patiently.
So glad it was helpful!! 🖤🎃
It is beautiful! Love it..
You are a stained glass master! Love watching you!
Far from! But thank you so much!!!
So happy to see that blue mirror glass! This star turned out so good!
Thank you!!! I love it, I've used it for some Zelda pieces too, it's always a hit!
Second time I’ve watched this! I love this and it may be my next attempt once I find the appropriate glass. Love it! You’re fantastic, I can’t say that enough. 😊❤
Thank you Donna. As always. 🙏🏻🖤 appreciate you so much
Love it and the way you explain it. F-ing awesome
Beautiful
Very cool, I ❤️ it. Great job.
Thank you for watching!
Absolutely gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Brandy!!!
This is my second video and im getting a little obsessed w this channel, loving it here!
I'm so glad your enjoying my channel! Thank you so much!!!
awsom i to am loving the series you are doing like always great video thank you
Glad you like them!
Beautiful, thank you for showing your assembly.
Thank you for watching!
thank you for sharing how you make a star with the mirror glass!
Thank you for watching!
Such a natural
WHOAAA MACKENZIE THIS IS SUPERRRR SICK!!!!
Thanks doll!
Makenzie, wanted to thank you for all the good information on your channel.
I learned stained glass from an old school guy here in Marquette, MI 15-20 years ago and did numerous projects.
Got away from it but now that I am retired I pulled out my stuff and used your channel to “refresh”.
Long winded way to say thanks for clueing me in on using running pliers instead of old style pliers. They work GREAT!
Awesome!! Welcome back and thank you for watching! I've had alot of folks say my channel is a great refresher, im so glad to help and show different ways to attack the glass! Thank you so much!
Wow another great video! Thanks again for all the information. I don't use mirrored glass that often, but when I do, I use clear nail polish on the edges of smaller items and on larger pieces, also used clear aerosol paint on the whole backs of mirror pieces. let them dry thoroughly before foiling the pieces. I haven't had that " rot/spotty" situation happen to my pieces. Having put the time and effort into my pieces, this assures a better chance of them lasting without the ugly spotting. Just a thought....
Holy s*+t, that star is gorgeous in that glass! Great video thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
Definitely want to try this !! Than you !
You can do it!!!!
How pretty. I love watching your videos and I’m learning so much . Thank you
Thank you so much Gail!!
Beautiful! You are so talented.
Thank you Mary!!
Good job! Looks neat.
Thank you so much!
Thank you
Love your show
Thank you!!!!
WOW That's beauuuuutiful !! ♡♡♡
Thank you!!
Awesome ❤
Thank you! Cheers!
What works for me is, when I finish my piece I use a generous amount of baking soda to remove as much flux as possible before washing it. Simply rub it where the flux 'escaped' until you get most of it {you can use a paper towel, soft cloth, tooth brush or whatever works}. I wear gloves because I am coming into direct contact with the flux. The baking soda also polishes the solder and makes it easier for the patina to stick.
Great job on the star! Your idea to use the corner of your mat was ingenious!
Love this series!
So glad your enjoying it!!!
You can make beautiful outdoor lighting with that style maybe different glass obsidian mirrors would be cool too hehe. I do lapidary work so this would be cool 😁
That would be so awesome!! Such a good idea!
Thank you 😊
You are fabulous!!!!
Thanks Lorraine!!!!
You’re awesome! Thanks!
Thank YOU! 🖤
Yippee, mirror glass! I always thought mirror rot was caused by flux / patina being corrosive, so your tip to avoid any moisture at all is really helpful. I've avoided it to avoid disappointment but will be braver now and just treat it as another glass learning curve. On the right angle question, you could maybe draw yourself a square using the base measurement, to have a square that size for aligning it? Your edges were exactly right, and the result is gorgeous. I might make a smaller one to sit on the mantle with candles. Thank you for the inspiration and tips! Happy Saturday to all from sunny Scotland
This turned out so radd!! You did perfect w using colored mirror. Absolutely loving these vids. Except they always make me want to start doing this but I just can't take on a new hobby right now. It's a goal I plan on getting to once I'm moved & settled. 🖤❣🖤
That's a great goal to have! Good to take time for collecting everything needed, and getting that dedicated space set up! Thank you for watching!
That is amazing. I love it. And it definitely would make a good weapon, LOL 😆.
😂😂🤫🤫🖤🖤
Amazing!!!!💚💚💚
Amazing 👏
I'd love to see you do something in dichroic glass.
If your paying, you got it! 😂😂🖤🖤😉😉
You can use that green soft styrofoam stuff used for plant arrangements to hold the pieces together temporarily for your initial tacking. Obviously, just don't get it wet. 🙋♀️💕
Awesome idea! Thank you for watching!
Maybe exactly measuring the sides and cutting on cardstock a square as a guide. A cube maybe also helpful. Amazing work you do!
that looks so cool I love it thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching!
WOW!! Thanks for all of your fun and informational videos! This star has inspired me to create my first 3D piece...eventually at least lol
Woohooo!! Have fun! So glad your feeling inspired!!
Love it!
Beautiful star. How about making a Moravian Star? 😊
Love this! Gonna give it a go!
Awesome!! It was so much fun.
WOW, LOVE IT! What do you use for a jump ring on heavier items? Do you make a jump ring and/or what do you use to make one? I LOVE IT, GREAT JOB AS USUAL Thank you for sharing
Omg that's f**king amazing!
Thanks Linda!!!
That glass 😍😍😍 I've been wanting to make a star, but haven't done stained glass in about 4 months, so I'm gonna have to get back into it and practice a little first. I got really ambitious and bought a bunch of Worden lamp forms and patterns a while back since they are damn near impossible to find anymore. Thought I would buy what I could find so in the future, when I'm actually good enough to make a lamp, I'll actually have some patterns and forms 😂😂 I think you could make a really cool lamp!
That's awesome! Now is the time as stained glass is making its comeback finally! Thank you for watching!
I would love to watch you make a jewelry box style box please 🥰
I can definitely put that on the list for vid requests!
@@MakenzieHallie Thank you! I've been missing you and your videos!
I just uploaded a shopping video! 🖤 and welcome!!!
You spoke about keeping the mirror dry so you won't get staining, I am just getting into stained glass so what are your thoughts on cleaning the soldered joints with alcohol instead of water. I have over 40 years of soldering in the electronics field and i always used alcohol to remove flux along with compressed air for drying. Thank You for the video.
The porcelain lid to the toilet tank is also a good option to smooth edges. Silicone carbide is a type of porcelain ;)
😶 the toilet.
Could you please do a video on making a Moravian star light?
I’m very new to stained glass, but I think plasticine could work well to help hold all your pieces together! I’ve seen people use it to prop up resin so I don’t see why it wouldn’t work here🙂
That was the book I got a month ago to learn stained glass. It is ok. I just used the info on tools needed and such. Will you try the heart mirror in that book?
Thanks for the project,that turned out beautiful!...but for something so heavy what would be the magic size for the jump ring and about what gauge?
I wonder if running a hair dryer over it after it was completed would help take away any possible moisture.
It might! But if the flux is the issue, we're sol. That's just it, no one knows a definite answer!
What is the deciding factor in the size of foil you use? I'm new to the craft. Thanks.
cool af! i've got some idea's i want to try, but first i've gotta figure out how to make the 3d model to turn into stained glass, where i could basically make a giant set of pieces, to slowly solder together
anyways, that was dope
I’d like to make something similar but smaller and thst could be used as a tabletop votive candle holder. Any suggestions?
I’m so glad you made this video. I have been wanting to do something like this since last year and it’s just sitting in a box. My issue is that my triangles have 3 sides instead of 4.
Will just have to figure out what angle the base needs to sit at. Draw that on a piece of paper and use that as a stencil, like I did the corner of the matt.
What do you do with the glass mudd water? Can it be just poured out in the yard?
If you have a safe space to dispose of it yes. Or scoop that glass mud up into a separate bucket when it settles, and toss it when full!
@@MakenzieHallie thank you for the reply :)
Welcome! Thank you for watching. 🖤
When dying those peace’s after washing them how would a blower work for doing that?
I'm sure great! But, if the flux is the mystery issue, which I'm thinking yes, a dryer wouldn't do much I don't think. Somebody else had mentioned this, so I'm absolutely going to give it a try. Worth a shot for sure!!
Probably a silly question, but how do you dispose the glass mud from the bucket? Just put in trash? Or is there a way to recycle it?
No such thing as a silly question! I toss the whole bucket. If you wanted to transfer all the glass mud into a bag and toss it, to save your bucket, you could absolutely do that too! Maybe fill a bucket a year with mud.
hello :) what is your favorite flux to use?
Hi Makenzie...sorry I am asking this here on utube but I didn't know how else to get in touch with you. Have you ever worked with Yogi cut offs? I have a few pieces and I want to do a beach window with one and i would like to keep the edge and not solder it?
Where else would you ask!? No worries at all, that's what this channel is about my friend. And what do you mean by yogi cut offs?
@@MakenzieHallie I am told that the “yogi” glass pieces I bought are cutoffs from a bigger sheet. They are nicely rounded and smooth at the edge. Wish I could send a picture. Anyway, I am doing a beach 14” x 15” and I don’t want to solder that edge but I want to attach a piece of clear to it. Can I just solder the two pieces at the back using a flat piece of copper foil. And not show the solder on the good side?
Do the sun catcher next love your videos!❤️
That's the plan!! Thank you so much!!
I just tried to make something with my first mirror and with my first cut i got many many cracks in it :-) I will try again soon. Thanks for the video !!
Aw bummer! Where was it cracking and when?
@@MakenzieHallie I thought it would be a good idea to make the score line on the foil. Then when i used the running pliers i got a crack like a spider web. Now i know to do it on the shiny side. I am still a bit puzzled what to do with the foil. I guess cutting it with a hobby knife would work.
Aw bummer! Yes, good rule of thumb on any type of glass, you always score the smooth side.
How do you start your pattern? I started a piece straight out book and took pieces to grinder. All pieces are way bigger than design pattern. Should I have made pattern bigger before cutting?
Night Lights! But like way cooler than the Poinsettia one. Like how big inch wise should the glass for a night light be?
Kk noted! & like how much glass should you have ready to use? Or how many inches would that specific nightlight be?
@@MakenzieHallie like the length and width? That one in the book looks huge. The bat you make is adorable. How big is that?
My batty is about 5" wide. But it totally depends on what glass your using, if your doing layovers or soldered lines, how many soldered lines, etc. Weight is what's important. Just test the waters and you'll know when that shits too heavy 😂
@@MakenzieHallie 😝😝😝 thanks!
Well do some nightlights next! 🖤
That is fabulous! I don't think I'm thinking right but don't you have to clean the inside because of the flux and solder or is it because you tinned it first and cleaned it? What if it were clear or iridescent glass would you do it the same?
Correct, the inside is already "cleaned" by the time we're assembling. Doesn't matter anyway, it's the inside! 🖤
Can't you clean it with rubbing alcohol instead of water to combat the glass rot?
Hmm, well. I'm not sure how well it would leave streak free glass but yes it would work for quick evaporation of that moisture! I'll have to try it!
Where do you throw your glass mud water after? Just outside?
So after it settles, I scoop it out with a putty knife, place that glass mud in a separate container with a lid. Then throw that away when it's full. All mucky water goes outside away from pups and people.
That's genius thank you! ♡
Welcome!!!
do you have special technic for cutting yin yan figure
Hell yeah!! Wake up to not only another sick video by makenzie but its a project using mirror too!!!! 💓Plus my new soldering iron shows up today! How could today possibly get any better!?... thank you makenzie! ♡
Aw hell yea man, so glad it set your day off right!! Have fun with your new iron!!
Really Nice piece of 3D Art. Bra√o
Thank you!!!
Love all your tutorials! I’m very new to this, and planning on making a 3D project as soon as I feel like I’m good enough to try it, but I’m a bit confused about one part.. Are you not supposed to solder the inside?
You do not joint solder the inner portions as that's physically impossible, but those edges are pre edge soldered! 🖤 thank you so much for watching!!!
Hey...I bought a Hakko FX888D and having issues with what tips. I wanted a 3/16 tip and they have different codes. Do you have any insight?
Just get the standard stained glass tip! 🖤 punch that right into google for visual reference/specifics.
1.5 lbs. "that's heavy" lol ok i BELIEVE U. subbed
I love this thing! I’m super inspired to make one now!
Is the carbon stone used instead of the grinder for straight edges? What stone do you recommend?
Thank you for this amazing video!
Ok so I just watched your video with the bottle neck and bottle cutters and I’m guessing this kit is where the stone came from! Lol that one was so fun to watch! 😂
Since you are using mirror and moisture is an issue with mirror rot, do you think using powder flux in this instance would be beneficial? I know it's a bitch and super messy, I'm just wondering if the powder might be a good way to go when working with mirror..?
Or maybe not since it gets washed after you tin anyway..,?
Also, would bigger solder be good for filling larger gaps like that?
I loved your demonstration! I was going to suggest my studewnts watch your great demonstration...but I couldn't let them because of your last little bit with swearing. I'm really bummed. It was really good too:-(
Aw that's ok! I'm a 30 year old woman that swears like a sailor. I can't hide it all the time. 😂 I try though!!!
When you did the Mathew McConahay “ alright alright alright” 🤣
😂😂😂😂🖤🖤🖤🖤
Thank you for telling us not to wash glass down our sink. Nobody else has said this in their videos
@@CherylBall-vr6cp absolutely. I try and mention it as much as I possibly can, it'll destroy drain pipes quick!
That glass is getting tough to find here in the midwest
I'm afraid that's everywhere my friend. Although stained glass is making its resurrection from 10 years ago, corona has really hammered those small and big businesses.
@@MakenzieHallie yup it's a shame .I love cathedral glass/mouth blown glass. The problem is the glass has no thickness and depth anymore . Almost like the soul is gone with modern glass.
Ooff what a way to put it. Agreed. Hopefully the "trend" we see in stained glass now, is enough to bring it back to its beautiful, very large roots. Keep hope and keep our fingers crossed.
Where in the midwest?
@@miriampalos9054 st louis Mo area. Best place around here is Preston art glass in the city of Saint Louis
You are beautiful. I can't wait to try this! Thank you!
HaHa LOL. Me too. Knock someone out with this. :) I love your video's. Keepin it real.
OMG! It came out so b*dass!!! Is it possible to use a normal grinding machine on mirror or do you think it would be too rough for it?
Of coarse! I use it whenever I need to grind, hand grinding is ridiculous lol. It's just part of this book/series. Just need to be careful is all. 🖤
@@MakenzieHallie I think the book is aimed at learners like me who don't have a grinder yet, and a stone on straight edges might actually be as fast as setting up and cleaning away the grinder for some. And yes it is gross!
Indeed! I say that in the video! 😂😂 silly
This is beautiful but you can do it in just art glass and not mirror glass.
Of coarse you can, like I said you can do it in whatever glass you want. 😂
That star could kill a man! uhhhh i mean... 😹🤣😅
😂😂😂🖤🖤🖤
ur funny lol sayin ur gonna knock someone out with it