The fact that putty started so recently is incredibly encouraging. I really appreciate that you show techniques that may not be your bread and butter just to show us how to do them.
My name is Bruce I've been doing, playing with glass for over 10 years. That's in all the down side is haven't touched or even been involved with glass in last 5 years or so. Well as you know the industry, pieces, the art of glass blowing in general has evolved I believe more in the last 5 years than in all of its long history. I say all that because when I started all those years ago I couldn't find a single glass blower, artist, a single individual who was willing to help, teach, share or even show me how to develop this new found passion which I discovered.. Everything I've learned has and had been self taught. I've just discovered you tube and realizing what all new education is available. I have grown as a very amateur artist even after all these years into a very amateur artist with at least a few real techniques that have completely opened up my imagination along with abilities due to you and your videos.. What your doing and info your giving away no one really understands how valuable and closely guarded the secrets and techniques you've brought to artists across the globe have been for centuries.. So for that I give you my deepest thanks and true gratitude for caring enough about the art to allow others to share in it with you... My question is can a piece that's been annealed and cooled but ends up cracking for what ever reason is that repairable as it is or does it have to be broken and repaired completely.
Hey Bruce, I realize I’m nine freakin years late to reply. I’m sure you’ve figured it out by now, but just curious if you’re still at it and if so, how much you’ve grown since this comment. Take care buddy 🙌🏻
I just wanted to thank you guys both so much for taking the time to make these videos, there great. Ive been at it for about six months now and I've learned almost everything through your videos and trial and error. I live in Milwaukee and haven't been fortunate enough to find anyone to work with yet but I've come way farther than I ever thought I would on my own and it's thanks to your videos, seriously can't thank you guys enough!
You guys are great. Not only are you cool people, you are also amazing glassblowers and helpful. Thank you. I hope to eventually be able to set up a glass blowing shop in my garage and make some of the cool stuff you do
Great work on the videos, I just binge watched this whole series. Feel like I will have a great starting point when I get a set up this winter. Cant wait to keep up with these videos! Thanks!
kickass video!!! ive been trying different glass sketching techniques for a couple months now and this video is a ton of help! its pretty much the only tutorial that ive found about drawing with glass to make something resembling a Punty or Zach P. thanks for the great vids!
These videos have been incredibly beneficial to my new Adventures on the torch in the local glass shop. I'm able to show up with glass knowledge right out the gate. Even with simple advice like 'watch their hands' was a huge help to me getting technique down. To telling my teacher about some of the tools you use (like the v blade) that he agrees would be quicker cleaner way to go about cutting tubes. Keep up the fun informative videos and I'll keep the views rollin in! Peace and glass.
the videos you guys make are awesome some and i believe they shine a whole new light on glass blowing. I've seen every video video made over the course of this weekend. keep up the good work !!!!
Very cool episode.. I live just a few miles from mountain glass in Asheville N.C ,, and never even knew they were there, only in the last few weeks after getting addicted to your vids have I gotten the glass blowing bug,, and now i can say I am hooked for life.. thanks for doing what you guys do.. you rock..
Watch you guys all the time. I find glassblowing soothing and watching you guys every week you have inspired me to look for some classes close by. Any advice on what I should look for in a beginners class/shop? While I like to believe in humanity I know there are people out there who aren't on the up and up.
Love these videos guys! Very entertaining to watch and incredibly informative. I plan to take a class here soon. Cant wait until the next video. Thank you for doing what you do!
Hey guys I love the video you guys have opened up a new world to me in the glass world. I have always been interested in glass but you guys have taken this to a new level. I am just getting started and I saw the home made shop with propane and and oxygen but what tools and torch do I start with. This is my first time ever with any glass blowing tools and I don't know what would be for good beginners. Never stop making videos PLEASE.
you guys are awesome! I wish I lived closer to Berkley, so I could take some of your classes. Been glass blowing for a little over a month and your videos have helped me out so much with all the small detail being pointed out. Look forward to more videos and hopefully I can take an online class soon and get going on some collabs.
Hell yeah! Another great, super informative video! These have really helped me step my game up! Congrats on all the give away winners! Ill be waiting for the next video! :)
I love the flip disc! Ive been waiting for this video for a min. Thank you guys and keep it up. What are your's and kevin's favorite characters to make with this technique?
Ur channel is amazing! I was looking for a way to fix my pipe. It has a crack on it :-( it makes me sad to think about. It was a gift from a friend. I can no longer use it. I came across this channel and I have not been able to stop watching it. U really inspire me to try to blow glass. I don't even know if it is available in San Antonio, Tx. Thank you for educating and inspiring, keep up the great work!
Great to see a new video out! Any tips for organizing colors/tubes? Could you guys do a video on doing texture work on heady pieces or maybe frit discs. Oh and I'd love to have Jake hangin from the rearview, or a revere glass logo sticker
Really loved the video. So sick! I'm trying to see if I can gather some spare cash for classes because your videos got me really interested in glass working and pipe making. Hope I'll be able to drop by soon!
You guys make some really dope stuff I enjoy watching all these interesting videos on how you guys blow your glass you should definitely make a video on how you do your rigs if you already haven't keep up the great work
super awesome, great work as always Dustin. Adventure Time FTW. props on all the editing Kevin, keep up the good work man! I've noticed that you mostly use tubing for your work, however I'm curious if there is a way to do this type of technique using rods? Thank you guys for all the awesome videos, keep 'em coming!
another awesome video guys. im just wondering if it's possible to do a filla. i need to see how to make a filla lol it seems like you would almost color it in like in this video. thanks guys =D
Hey guy, Love the videos, you guys do amazing work and as a new glass blower i have learned soo much from you guys. sadly Maine dosent offer much for glass blowing so i relay on videos like your! keep up the great work.
Ohh yeah. Thank you guys so much. I hit "contact us" on the revere glass website, hope that was the right way lol.. This Jake pendant is pretty cool too.. My question is how big is Dustin? He looks like a tall guy.
Amazing video as always , im a couple classes in now and made some shatter pendants and a dab tool im enjoying it!!, unless you guys already have a video of it , id be really cool to see something to do with honey combs or bee's for the next video! im really wanna learn Bee's and honey comb designs eventually ,im really into the whole dripping shatter look. cheers guys thanks for all the great tips and inspiration !
Hey Revere! I'm having a ton of fun making glass goblets, pendants, different types of cane, bowls, rigs, bongs bubblers etc. I have come so far since my last comment on your videos at the studio here at Hampshire College. This video is amazing! I am pretty sure I have seen all of your videos and I still have not seen you guys drop in a 14mm male downstem for an oil rig. Is this a style you avoid? I have trouble dropping it in cleanly and would love to see a video. Sorry if I missed a video would love to be pointed the right direction. Also would love to see what you guys would make to drink beer out of. I have been making squat glass goblets for my home brewed beers but would love to make more like a viking style mug! Sky Hayes
I have a question. If you were to use Northstar Second Quality rods, what differences would you expect to see? or could you talk about the difference between the First and Second Quality rods. thank you, great work!
Awesome job guys! Can you make more how to videos on percs like one on circ percs or the fritted disc. That would be sick! Keep the awesome videos coming!
Hey, i love your videos. Would you ever consider making a video on different flame types that are used for gold / silver and various other colors? I'm getting the hang of my GTT but I would love some reassurance!
Great video!! As always Kevin. Dustin thanks for the new tricks. I just went and tried this after finishing the video. My first attempt came out great. I'm not very skilled at drawing so i kept it simple, and did a Nintendo Star. I got it in the kiln a few min ago! Super stoked. I am curious, I have avoided this style of bail for a while, because i seem to have a ton of trouble getting my blow tube cut into small perfect pieces. Do you have any advice on this Dustin? I noticed yours just came out of nowhere in this video. Lucky for me i had 1 small piece sitting in my station that worked perfect for this one. Great way to end my day, Wouldn't have been possible without you guys. Big thanks to Revere Glass.
Hey guys, I have been watching the channel for a few months now, and I am excited to try my hands at lamp working. I would like to know: what kind of kiln would you recommend for a beginner who wants to make pieces up to 7-8"? Thank you guys a bunch for running this channel! I am learning a lot without ever being near a torch.
When you broke the disc from the blowpipe: I would have attached a blow-hose to the blowpipe, attached a punty to Jake's face, heated up behind Jake's face while pulling the punty and the blowpipe away from each other while simultaneously blowing in the blowpipe. Ultimately causing a bubble to form and thin out, creating a slightly cleaner break all while saving a bunch of time. Personally.
awesome video as always guys, could you do a texture video for heady pieces like the mercs minions? would love to have the jake pendant hangin from my rearview too!
man i was so bummed not to here my name u guys had some sick glass on the table can u maybe do i more in depth with the sliver and gold fuming how to get all the different colors like show us and maybe like flatting and making vacstacs into straight stems and all that idk u covered so much and ur little tips and try theses things really help to... thanx again man for all u do keep up the good work and i hope to meet u one day
you guys are the best! these videos help so much!! can you please do a video on fuming? i can fume silver all day but when i do gold it comes out very light red almost not even there. also, how do you deal with color that bubbles?
Hey guys, great videos. Would it be possible to see more work on the lathe? Or possibly making a few bongs or bubblers on the torch? Just a thought. Thanks for the vids guys, keep em' coming!
I always watch your videos and I wanted to get started. There are bigginer classes near me but i like to go it with some imagination. Can you guys make a pipe bubbler.
What's your favorite piece of glass in your personal collection? Can we see them? Maybe a glass show and tell? As far as blowing tips and questions, what is a good way to keep yourself on center?
LOVE jake the dog! :D would love to get some adventure time gear. love watching the vids too, you guys have such a good vibe and my question is for Kev- what or where would you suggest i learn a bit more and get better at filming and editing (ie any websites or type of camera's or classes or.. i dont even know what to begin asking) ? your filming and video editing inspires me to want to learn more about it, its half why i watch too. iv always had fun filming and editing small stuff from skateboarding awhile back to cannabis now, but never really was impressed enough with alot of peoples filming skills to want to get any better and learn more about it, until i subscribed. what can i do to get better?
Inspiring! Thanks for the video, would love to rock that Jake! I'm just getting started with a home studio, how much metal do I have to go with when I line my walls? Joist panel for ductwork is cheap compared to the expensive aluminum sheet used for welding. Will the joist do or do you have any advice there? Thanks!
thats awsome thank you guys as always for the videos but could u possibly show a video for dotstack method..i know u did something like that but theres some crazy marbles n pieces going around nd i cant figure out how to do it ..well not in they way ive seen...and if u decide to do that video thank you againn haha
Can you show us a more complex pieces...specifically sectionals...talk about the heat and how long you can work a piece before you start to worry about it cooling too much...thanks guys great video as usual.
Awesome episode guy! Love your work. Got a couple questions. How do you anneal your work to make them "industructable "? Also I can make pipes all day but my biggest issue right now is finding buyers...? Any ideas? PS. Do a dab for me :D
I really love your videos! I have a question for Dustin. What kiln would be a good starter kiln for small projects like the one you featured in the home studio video?
when making sacred geometry, once you draw your first lines and they are spun around the point... iv seen two steps for the second lines and one is to spiral them down free hand or to draw them straight on the first lines after over twisting them a bit then twist the second lines and untwist the originals. what way do you consider the easiest? thanks.
Amazing video guys! Im new to your videos but I've watched at least 15 videos in the past 24 hrs! I'm a huge adventure time fan and creationist and would love to know your thoughts on the universe and how significant or insignificant we are. Thanks homies!
So happy you guys posted this video, i've been wondering how punty? and other glassblowers do this technique. My question is one the disk is made can it be made it to a murrine?
Jeremy Rogers you can't turn a disk flip into a murrine that I know of. Its not got enough glass to be able to stretch that image out into much cane anyway.
really enjoy the videos guys, i plan on taking my first class soon because of y'all thanks! and do you guys have sit it classes by any chance im in sacramento and would love to come that way for a class or something
I have a couple of questions. I've been on a bobcat for a year now, I have a Lynx on order. Moving forward, since the Lynx is the center torch for a few of the larger torches, do this help me with upgrading at all? Also, with the disk flip; would I be able to lay down some colored lines and then work into a wig wag ? Maybe attach a punty to the center?
Wicked cool guys. Is this the first stable yellow you've come across in your travels? Also, I was curious if either of you or anyone in the shop games in their spare time.
can you guys make a video on how to do every style of bowl/slide? like a 4 hole, 3 hole, pinch screen, martini slide, push slide, etc. push slides obviously are easy but I am having trouble with 4 holes. Cheers! :)
HI D&K what torch/equipment would you recommend to learn at home for fun? How much would you guess it costs to equip and operate a simple setup? I like camaraderie & that you guys don't have to act all gangsta boogie. keep up the good work!
cool vid guys i was wondering what kind of nippers those are dustin? i always take off my excess with a punty bc my nippers ALWAYS leaves bubbles. thanks!
I LOVE HIM!! I have a glass jewelry maker and I definitely am going to use this. The little tiny bubbles on his face do those stay there or is there a way to remove them?
I started making critters and beads and such for placement on one hitters and simple spoons, I was wondering how to draw thin lines with stringers without the stringer collecting right away, and without it globbing. Also, how do you avoid beads melting together when making flower patterns or putting them close to each other?
The fact that putty started so recently is incredibly encouraging.
I really appreciate that you show techniques that may not be your bread and butter just to show us how to do them.
My name is Bruce I've been doing, playing with glass for over 10 years. That's in all the down side is haven't touched or even been involved with glass in last 5 years or so. Well as you know the industry, pieces, the art of glass blowing in general has evolved I believe more in the last 5 years than in all of its long history. I say all that because when I started all those years ago I couldn't find a single glass blower, artist, a single individual who was willing to help, teach, share or even show me how to develop this new found passion which I discovered.. Everything I've learned has and had been self taught. I've just discovered you tube and realizing what all new education is available. I have grown as a very amateur artist even after all these years into a very amateur artist with at least a few real techniques that have completely opened up my imagination along with abilities due to you and your videos.. What your doing and info your giving away no one really understands how valuable and closely guarded the secrets and techniques you've brought to artists across the globe have been for centuries.. So for that I give you my deepest thanks and true gratitude for caring enough about the art to allow others to share in it with you... My question is can a piece that's been annealed and cooled but ends up cracking for what ever reason is that repairable as it is or does it have to be broken and repaired completely.
Hey Bruce, I realize I’m nine freakin years late to reply. I’m sure you’ve figured it out by now, but just curious if you’re still at it and if so, how much you’ve grown since this comment. Take care buddy 🙌🏻
loving this little vase !!!! it would be awesome to put a fresh cut branch in there
I just wanted to thank you guys both so much for taking the time to make these videos, there great. Ive been at it for about six months now and I've learned almost everything through your videos and trial and error. I live in Milwaukee and haven't been fortunate enough to find anyone to work with yet but I've come way farther than I ever thought I would on my own and it's thanks to your videos, seriously can't thank you guys enough!
You guys are great. I have spent about 60hrs on the torch now. I find your videos very informative. Thank you for sharing!
You guys are great. Not only are you cool people, you are also amazing glassblowers and helpful. Thank you. I hope to eventually be able to set up a glass blowing shop in my garage and make some of the cool stuff you do
Great work on the videos, I just binge watched this whole series. Feel like I will have a great starting point when I get a set up this winter. Cant wait to keep up with these videos! Thanks!
kickass video!!! ive been trying different glass sketching techniques for a couple months now and this video is a ton of help! its pretty much the only tutorial that ive found about drawing with glass to make something resembling a Punty or Zach P. thanks for the great vids!
I'm definitely going to try this technique.. always wanted to apply my ability to illustrate to my glass but never really knew how till now.
These videos have been incredibly beneficial to my new Adventures on the torch in the local glass shop. I'm able to show up with glass knowledge right out the gate. Even with simple advice like 'watch their hands' was a huge help to me getting technique down. To telling my teacher about some of the tools you use (like the v blade) that he agrees would be quicker cleaner way to go about cutting tubes. Keep up the fun informative videos and I'll keep the views rollin in! Peace and glass.
Thank you both a ton, thanks to the whole revere team, you guys dont know how special this is to me!!
I recently blew my first piece and you make it look so easy! Granted, I dont have an Oxy torch yet... Thanks for all your awesome tutorial.
the videos you guys make are awesome some and i believe they shine a whole new light on glass blowing. I've seen every video video made over the course of this weekend. keep up the good work !!!!
Awesome work again guys. I love these videos and so I guess I have Kevin to thanks for that, REALLY great work!
Very cool episode.. I live just a few miles from mountain glass in Asheville N.C ,, and never even knew they were there, only in the last few weeks after getting addicted to your vids have I gotten the glass blowing bug,, and now i can say I am hooked for life.. thanks for doing what you guys do.. you rock..
With Jake the dog and Finn the human, the fun never ends, adventure time!!! :D I would love the pendant
I love revere glass I wish I was blessed enough to visit his school this show has opened me up to the art of glassblowing thanks
Watch you guys all the time. I find glassblowing soothing and watching you guys every week you have inspired me to look for some classes close by. Any advice on what I should look for in a beginners class/shop? While I like to believe in humanity I know there are people out there who aren't on the up and up.
New subscriber here just getting into the world of glass blowing.
Thank you guys so much for the videos so much inspiration.
Love these videos guys! Very entertaining to watch and incredibly informative. I plan to take a class here soon. Cant wait until the next video. Thank you for doing what you do!
Man I love these videos so much. Amazing view into the art that is glassblowing. Adventure time is also an amazing show.
great works guys, been watching for a year love it. must have jake pendant
Hey guys I love the video you guys have opened up a new world to me in the glass world. I have always been interested in glass but you guys have taken this to a new level. I am just getting started and I saw the home made shop with propane and and oxygen but what tools and torch do I start with. This is my first time ever with any glass blowing tools and I don't know what would be for good beginners. Never stop making videos PLEASE.
you guys are awesome! I wish I lived closer to Berkley, so I could take some of your classes. Been glass blowing for a little over a month and your videos have helped me out so much with all the small detail being pointed out. Look forward to more videos and hopefully I can take an online class soon and get going on some collabs.
Love the shows guys mouth dropping work. Just ordered my first studio
Hell yeah! Another great, super informative video! These have really helped me step my game up! Congrats on all the give away winners! Ill be waiting for the next video! :)
I love the flip disc! Ive been waiting for this video for a min. Thank you guys and keep it up. What are your's and kevin's favorite characters to make with this technique?
Ur channel is amazing! I was looking for a way to fix my pipe. It has a crack on it :-( it makes me sad to think about. It was a gift from a friend. I can no longer use it. I came across this channel and I have not been able to stop watching it. U really inspire me to try to blow glass. I don't even know if it is available in San Antonio, Tx. Thank you for educating and inspiring, keep up the great work!
Great to see a new video out! Any tips for organizing colors/tubes? Could you guys do a video on doing texture work on heady pieces or maybe frit discs. Oh and I'd love to have Jake hangin from the rearview, or a revere glass logo sticker
Really loved the video. So sick! I'm trying to see if I can gather some spare cash for classes because your videos got me really interested in glass working and pipe making. Hope I'll be able to drop by soon!
You guys make some really dope stuff I enjoy watching all these interesting videos on how you guys blow your glass you should definitely make a video on how you do your rigs if you already haven't keep up the great work
super awesome, great work as always Dustin. Adventure Time FTW. props on all the editing Kevin, keep up the good work man! I've noticed that you mostly use tubing for your work, however I'm curious if there is a way to do this type of technique using rods? Thank you guys for all the awesome videos, keep 'em coming!
Awsome to know how its done ive been trying all ur techniqes down here in OZ
Thanks for the trick. Please show how you would take a disk flip like that and turn it into a hollow pendant. That would be super!
He makes glassblowing look so easy....my next piece might have to a droplet!
another awesome video guys. im just wondering if it's possible to do a filla. i need to see how to make a filla lol it seems like you would almost color it in like in this video. thanks guys =D
Going to give it a go tonight ! Thanks so.much guys for the very in depth information on the tech and I'll send you one haha
Hey guy,
Love the videos, you guys do amazing work and as a new glass blower i have learned soo much from you guys. sadly Maine dosent offer much for glass blowing so i relay on videos like your! keep up the great work.
Ohh yeah. Thank you guys so much. I hit "contact us" on the revere glass website, hope that was the right way lol.. This Jake pendant is pretty cool too.. My question is how big is Dustin? He looks like a tall guy.
Amazing video as always , im a couple classes in now and made some shatter pendants and a dab tool im enjoying it!!, unless you guys already have a video of it , id be really cool to see something to do with honey combs or bee's for the next video! im really wanna learn Bee's and honey comb designs eventually ,im really into the whole dripping shatter look. cheers guys thanks for all the great tips and inspiration !
Silver or gold fume the glass then put clear is either star pattern or in a honeycomb pattern
Hey Revere! I'm having a ton of fun making glass goblets, pendants, different types of cane, bowls, rigs, bongs bubblers etc. I have come so far since my last comment on your videos at the studio here at Hampshire College. This video is amazing! I am pretty sure I have seen all of your videos and I still have not seen you guys drop in a 14mm male downstem for an oil rig. Is this a style you avoid? I have trouble dropping it in cleanly and would love to see a video.
Sorry if I missed a video would love to be pointed the right direction.
Also would love to see what you guys would make to drink beer out of. I have been making squat glass goblets for my home brewed beers but would love to make more like a viking style mug!
Sky Hayes
Great technique man!!! Thanks for the awesome video
this is awesome i would love a pendant like that
Love your videos! Thank you for taking the time to make them, I am sure you are helping a lot of people take their art to the next level.
Great videos! Can you make a video about making a fritted disc perch? That would be sick and helpful! Thanks for the videos they are awesome!
I have a question. If you were to use Northstar Second Quality rods, what differences would you expect to see? or could you talk about the difference between the First and Second Quality rods. thank you, great work!
Can you also do a blow cut out like when you did the implotion and if you don't like using it for this why ? Thank you again you guys are great
Awesome job guys! Can you make more how to videos on percs like one on circ percs or the fritted disc. That would be sick! Keep the awesome videos coming!
This is exactly what I was thinking I would love to see you guys show fritted and disc percs
Hey, i love your videos. Would you ever consider making a video on different flame types that are used for gold / silver and various other colors? I'm getting the hang of my GTT but I would love some reassurance!
Colors are so dope.
Great video!! As always Kevin. Dustin thanks for the new tricks. I just went and tried this after finishing the video. My first attempt came out great. I'm not very skilled at drawing so i kept it simple, and did a Nintendo Star. I got it in the kiln a few min ago! Super stoked. I am curious, I have avoided this style of bail for a while, because i seem to have a ton of trouble getting my blow tube cut into small perfect pieces. Do you have any advice on this Dustin? I noticed yours just came out of nowhere in this video. Lucky for me i had 1 small piece sitting in my station that worked perfect for this one. Great way to end my day, Wouldn't have been possible without you guys. Big thanks to Revere Glass.
Wow what a bunch of giveaways! Awesome stuff. What would be a good starter torch for practicing smaller pipes like sherlocks and spoons?
Hey guys, I have been watching the channel for a few months now, and I am excited to try my hands at lamp working. I would like to know: what kind of kiln would you recommend for a beginner who wants to make pieces up to 7-8"?
Thank you guys a bunch for running this channel! I am learning a lot without ever being near a torch.
When you broke the disc from the blowpipe: I would have attached a blow-hose to the blowpipe, attached a punty to Jake's face, heated up behind Jake's face while pulling the punty and the blowpipe away from each other while simultaneously blowing in the blowpipe. Ultimately causing a bubble to form and thin out, creating a slightly cleaner break all while saving a bunch of time. Personally.
awesome video as always guys, could you do a texture video for heady pieces like the mercs minions? would love to have the jake pendant hangin from my rearview too!
man i was so bummed not to here my name u guys had some sick glass on the table can u maybe do i more in depth with the sliver and gold fuming how to get all the different colors like show us and maybe like flatting and making vacstacs into straight stems and all that idk u covered so much and ur little tips and try theses things really help to... thanx again man for all u do keep up the good work and i hope to meet u one day
you guys are the best! these videos help so much!! can you please do a video on fuming? i can fume silver all day but when i do gold it comes out very light red almost not even there. also, how do you deal with color that bubbles?
Thanks for sharing this tech with us!
to create that he's looking, maybe seeing some crazy things :D
Oh my heavens this channel is grown, I still got to hunt these tools down and start torchin!
great watch as always
Hey guys, great videos. Would it be possible to see more work on the lathe? Or possibly making a few bongs or bubblers on the torch? Just a thought. Thanks for the vids guys, keep em' coming!
wild to be here 6 years later, thank god for 2020 era temp gauges LOL
I always watch your videos and I wanted to get started. There are bigginer classes near me but i like to go it with some imagination. Can you guys make a pipe bubbler.
Awesome jake the dog pendy and bhomb shatter. How long did it take to make this disk flip? Stay lifted revere glass and everyone
What's your favorite piece of glass in your personal collection? Can we see them? Maybe a glass show and tell?
As far as blowing tips and questions, what is a good way to keep yourself on center?
LOVE jake the dog! :D would love to get some adventure time gear. love watching the vids too, you guys have such a good vibe
and my question is for Kev- what or where would you suggest i learn a bit more and get better at filming and editing (ie any websites or type of camera's or classes or.. i dont even know what to begin asking) ? your filming and video editing inspires me to want to learn more about it, its half why i watch too. iv always had fun filming and editing small stuff from skateboarding awhile back to cannabis now, but never really was impressed enough with alot of peoples filming skills to want to get any better and learn more about it, until i subscribed. what can i do to get better?
How would you add a disk flip to pipe!?? Thank you do much for all your videos!
Inspiring! Thanks for the video, would love to rock that Jake!
I'm just getting started with a home studio, how much metal do I have to go with when I line my walls? Joist panel for ductwork is cheap compared to the expensive aluminum sheet used for welding. Will the joist do or do you have any advice there? Thanks!
thats awsome thank you guys as always for the videos but could u possibly show a video for dotstack method..i know u did something like that but theres some crazy marbles n pieces going around nd i cant figure out how to do it ..well not in they way ive seen...and if u decide to do that video thank you againn haha
Can you show us a more complex pieces...specifically sectionals...talk about the heat and how long you can work a piece before you start to worry about it cooling too much...thanks guys great video as usual.
I would really like to see how to make worked glass like you would see in the handles of sovereignty slides.
Awesome episode guy! Love your work. Got a couple questions. How do you anneal your work to make them "industructable "? Also I can make pipes all day but my biggest issue right now is finding buyers...? Any ideas? PS. Do a dab for me :D
Thank you for sharing!
I really love your videos! I have a question for Dustin. What kiln would be a good starter kiln for small projects like the one you featured in the home studio video?
when making sacred geometry, once you draw your first lines and they are spun around the point... iv seen two steps for the second lines and one is to spiral them down free hand or to draw them straight on the first lines after over twisting them a bit then twist the second lines and untwist the originals. what way do you consider the easiest? thanks.
Amazing video guys! Im new to your videos but I've watched at least 15 videos in the past 24 hrs! I'm a huge adventure time fan and creationist and would love to know your thoughts on the universe and how significant or insignificant we are. Thanks homies!
So happy you guys posted this video, i've been wondering how punty? and other glassblowers do this technique. My question is one the disk is made can it be made it to a murrine?
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Jeremy Rogers you can't turn a disk flip into a murrine that I know of. Its not got enough glass to be able to stretch that image out into much cane anyway.
You should make a Jake the dog water pipe! You could get really creative with the shapes
Hey guys great job. Is there any footage of Justin working with soft glass?
Cool flip Dustin , do you ever use a titanium pen in the graphic part of a piece , other than just for signing a piece ?
thanks for the feed guys!
That was Awesome dude!
Iv been practicing drawing bullwinkle the moose and pot leaves of course, i was also thinking, practice cursive??
really enjoy the videos guys, i plan on taking my first class soon because of y'all thanks! and do you guys have sit it classes by any chance im in sacramento and would love to come that way for a class or something
I have a couple of questions. I've been on a bobcat for a year now, I have a Lynx on order. Moving forward, since the Lynx is the center torch for a few of the larger torches, do this help me with upgrading at all?
Also, with the disk flip; would I be able to lay down some colored lines and then work into a wig wag ? Maybe attach a punty to the center?
Wicked cool guys. Is this the first stable yellow you've come across in your travels?
Also, I was curious if either of you or anyone in the shop games in their spare time.
can you do with with soft glass too? love your vids guys
can you guys make a video on how to do every style of bowl/slide? like a 4 hole, 3 hole, pinch screen, martini slide, push slide, etc. push slides obviously are easy but I am having trouble with 4 holes. Cheers! :)
HI D&K
what torch/equipment would you recommend to learn at home for fun? How much would you guess it costs to equip and operate a simple setup? I like camaraderie & that you guys don't have to act all gangsta boogie. keep up the good work!
so cool!!! do other artist use stringers so thin that they fit in a mechanical pencil?
cool vid guys i was wondering what kind of nippers those are dustin? i always take off my excess with a punty bc my nippers ALWAYS leaves bubbles. thanks!
Cool video guys cheers , enjoy watching them. Would love to win looks awesome! Peace guys and i hope more videos soon
Awesome piece, what inspires you to make pieces in the shapes that you use?
In 2021 there’s terpometers that have a digital contact thermometer on the back of your dab tool. No more 750 degree enail dabs
awesome as usual, are there any colors that should be avoided when making disc flips?
I LOVE HIM!! I have a glass jewelry maker and I definitely am going to use this. The little tiny bubbles on his face do those stay there or is there a way to remove them?
its from the color reaching its boiling point. use a lower temp flame for smoother result
When working inside out frit does the color get affected if you have a pre mix or a surface mix torch?
I started making critters and beads and such for placement on one hitters and simple spoons, I was wondering how to draw thin lines with stringers without the stringer collecting right away, and without it globbing. Also, how do you avoid beads melting together when making flower patterns or putting them close to each other?
Hey guys love your show super cool. I have one question, what's the cheapest way to doing this art? I really want to give it a try