Hello mate, I will always suggest the Chilipepper kiln from Jen-Ken. They are available at Mountainglass.com and also check out Craigslist and offer up for a good deal on one or even a startup kit. I started off with a Chilipepper kiln and used it for a long time. We had a fire and lost our studio. When rebuilding, we got a bigger kiln, so right now, I use a Blue Bird XL kiln from Paragon , also available at Mountainglass.com. thank you for watching our videos and supporting the channel. Be sure to tune in each Tuesday for new content . -RDW
Thanks for watching my videos. If someone were to take glass bend it one way and then bend it the other way , that is when you zig zag glass, you are taking the straight shape and changing it to look like a z . When you wigwag ,the glass stays straight, you take straight glass twist it back and forth and then melt it together back into a straight form if you were to zigzag you would be taking straight glass and turning it into a back and forth shape. I hope I was able to allow you to concept why we have different names for them. Wig wag- straight glass Zig zag- curved glass
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your angles are perfect. I can see exactly what to do thanks so much
I'm glad to help . Thank you for your support.
I'm now following cause your a glassblower and u have my EXACT initials RDW 😅❤🎉 AWESOME
Hey that's awesome the RDW club 😁. Cheers my friend I appreciate the follow
Amazing video man!
Thank you.
Nice wig wags
Thanks mate
sick bro. what is the best kiln for a beginner ?
Hello mate, I will always suggest the Chilipepper kiln from Jen-Ken. They are available at Mountainglass.com and also check out Craigslist and offer up for a good deal on one or even a startup kit.
I started off with a Chilipepper kiln and used it for a long time. We had a fire and lost our studio. When rebuilding, we got a bigger kiln, so right now, I use a Blue Bird XL kiln from Paragon , also available at Mountainglass.com. thank you for watching our videos and supporting the channel. Be sure to tune in each Tuesday for new content . -RDW
amazing reply ngl 10/10@@RDWglass
Good stuff. I like
Appreciate it
I don’t see why you guys have changed the name from zigzag to wigwag
Thanks for watching my videos. If someone were to take glass bend it one way and then bend it the other way , that is when you zig zag glass, you are taking the straight shape and changing it to look like a z . When you wigwag ,the glass stays straight, you take straight glass twist it back and forth and then melt it together back into a straight form if you were to zigzag you would be taking straight glass and turning it into a back and forth shape. I hope I was able to allow you to concept why we have different names for them.
Wig wag- straight glass
Zig zag- curved glass
@@RDWglass the pattern that you have created in the end is a zigzag