Learn how to melt glass to create jewelry on Make It Artsy with Joe Rotella (202-2)
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It’s time to party. Tool expert Joe Rotella melts glass in a microwave oven to create contemporary jewelry and accessories. Joe uses special 90 COE fusing glass and tools to create spectacular fused glass items in the Fuseworks microwave kiln. Learn more exciting techniques like this for creating memorable gifts on Make It Artsy.
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This looks so cool!
This could have been interesting if she would let him talk instead of interrupting him all the time.
I agree was getting kinda annoyed by her constant interrupting but good video all the same.
Yes! She is so annoying
I was thinking same, damn rude interrupting and annoying
@ 0:29 he got low-key mad 😂 Thinking "Bitch I'm bout to tell you"
OMG! This is awesome! I have to look for it now! Love Joe Rotella, he's always got such innovated ideas and great segments! Love Julie!
This is so cool! I've seen this kit in a local craft/art store but didn't know much about it. Great intro to the kit... I would definitely be more motivated to make glass objects knowing I could just do it at home without any fancy equipment. Thanks for sharing :) xAmy
buying a microwave kiln right now omg i am in love with this process, and i love beautiful jewelry
That's awesome, I never even knew using a microwave for melting glass was possible, now I want to try lol
That is very interesting. Happy Sunday.
Interesting🤟🏻❤️🥰💋 I’d get a new Microwave for this ! So cool 😎
Does cooking various types of glass with various coatings poison your microwave oven...? Should you use a separate dedicated microwave oven for glass cooking...?
hey joe ! ...... this is very cool .!
Awesome I got me recently a new microwave project the other one I got the Transformer out to make a lightning wood burner with👍👍👍👍👍👍✌
How did you attach the bale (metal piece) that you would string the chain through?
She said she didn't know what kiln paper was ...but she worked with a much large kiln before?? Yeah. Ok.
Often with the big kilns they use kiln wash as a release.
@@maryschmidt8075 Kiln paper is basic info though.
So she says she doesn't know anything about making glass in this way and then completely refutes that statement within a minute. Interesting huh...
Correction... She is an idiot.
You should wear didium glasses so you don’t mess up your eyes.
Can you use a kiln also?
When I vied the video, it was corrupted. could you check and repost.
Started with one of those. Not very good, went for a kiln asap.
Ummm cork will burn. Use Stone
He left out the dichro piece
curious i know you guy's where using coe 90 and you cann't mix different coe together because they may crack due to different expansion rates. But what i am wondering is can you uses any coe you want just so long as you keep all the material the same coe or does it have to be specifically all coe 90. Like could i uses coe 104 or coe 33 as long as i kept them all coe 104 or coe 33? Basically how general of a glass can you uses in this microwave kiln?
hi, if u wanted to make a space through it for say a strap to go through it, how would you make the space before putting the kiln into microwave? ( I presume you put something into it to stop it melting into the gap? ) ?
yes you would u would put something that could not melt and wouldnt stick to the glass
Poor man couldn't get a word in edgewise,....she was getting on my nerves.
What was the COE of the glass please?
Hi. The glass used is 90 COE Fusing Glass.
That terrifies me. I like creating, but safety first. They make this look so easy and carefree but what if you dropped that container on the way out of the microwave?! Can you imaging the degree burns a person would get from the hot molten glass?! Your clothes would not protect you..probably end up with clothing bits fused into your now molten skin. It could probably do some serious damage to other things as well.
No offense to the hosts who are probably just hired hands, but oh my gosh... there are a lot of safety issues that regular glass blowers and glass workers must learn first before indulging in the craft. Now we have this contraption and a demo without speaking about the dangers? I’m certain the product’s directions probably have warnings, but there are lots of people who ignore them. This kind of has lawsuit written all over it.
Jeez it's not a nuclear reactor captain safety.
@@bobdown8043 🤣
OCD much?
I am SO irritated by the power struggle here. The man is giving the instructions, she needs to stop talking over him and stop talking so much. What a rude individual. Just let the man explain and then after you can ask questions!
Omg hush please lady.
Joe - great work!! and clear tutorial...its ashame that the lady talked so much and over you! Very annoying!!
1/8" is thinner than 1/4". So it will not "shrink" to 1/4".
Glass Always wants to be 1/4" thick & round so a 1/8 piece will draw in to become 1/4 or as close as it can get so it will shrink in size but grow in thickness
Can you use the Fuseworks as a kiln for PMC?
checking for you!
I would contact diamondtech directly - links are on the Make It Artsy site - though i checked online and it did mention PMC
@ 2:36 😂😂
Нельзя стекло запекать очень быстро! Это опасно. Нужен отжиг.
Gave up! I don't understand why you people can talk at the same time when you trying to teach something important to your viewers. Trying to save time? I don't really know which one of you I have to pay attention. Very irritating!
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