I keep looking but can’t find anything wrong with your thumbnail. Your nails are always awesome. Thanks so much for showing us these items, I got the finger protection. Keep making great videos. 🕉🥰
Do you have a “holy grail” list of products? I would love to see your list of favorites and maybe runners up for all stained glass tools. Love all your videos. You are the gold standard for clear communication and great info. Thank you 🙏
I tried the toyo in a class but got the gryphon cutter after your video. The gryphon is waaaaaaay more comfortable to use. It feels like it sets you up for correct use rather than a learning curve in the toyo
Thank you ! I just today was grinding for 6 hours with rubber finger protectors I got off of Amazon and not only are they shredded but the tops of my thumbs are too ( wish I could post a pic). I have a disease called Ehlers Danlos and everyone always thinks I have Rheumatoid Arthritis but it’s not … it’s a college disorder so my joints are super hypermobile and I’ve had several of my fingertips fused already and I am super excited about the glass holder for grinding ! Thanks for the review!!
I love the palm runner! It works so well. I came up to Amherst so my aunt and Cousin so he can visit the college and while they’re doing that I’m visiting twin city and toy town tomorrow! #pumped
i got that hakko stand from amazon for christmas! wasn't sure if I should get the sponge or tip cleaner. i like the thought process of removing the top and just shoving a sponge in it anyway lol
Thinking about the Grinder Mate, it looks like this lifts the glass up slightly to a “new” spot on the grinding bit - right? Could this extend the life of the grinding bit if you grind some glass without the grinding mate and some pieces using the grinding mate? I pretty new to stained glass but have thought a lot about how much of the bit surface is never used. Is there some other product that adjusts the glass position upward on the bit so you can use all/most of the bit surface before changing bits?
I just got given the same sort of trick to open curved scores from the back fo the glass and it's a game changer! I like the look of the tool though, instead of using my thumbs lol
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Being a "sponge" guy for the last 51 years, I had trepidation about using the brass sponge that came with the 633. However, I've used it now for a month, and I must admit that it works quite well.
@@MakenzieHallie I continue with the regular sponge for electronics work, but will continue with the brass in the 633 for now. On another note, I'm now signing my work with the cnc laser. It's interesting trying to figure out what color/opacity glass is best for showing the signature. A learning curve. Just finished a 24 inch diameter project, now on to a 43 by 29 window insert with america's cup yacht theme. The ones from the 70's were so magnificent, not like the modern spacecraft looking ones. I'm building a steam generator to make bent wood stands for my work. Another learning curve. Thank you for your videos, they are so informative. John
Makenzie, did the palm runner have directions that included using a compliant surface to hold the glass when pushing? I noticed you used a silicone mat for your work surface. I was thinking that trying to use the palm runner on a hard surface might not be as effective. John
As I recall, you tend to use a smaller container to hold the flux so you don't spill a large amount of flux. What size is the little container? I mean the OD at the bottom...be exact.. John
I have been using the bloomoak now for a few months. Mine leaks oil. I took it apart, the thread at the rubber grip end closest to the tip is not a good seal, the threads won't seal, and there is no rubber grommet or gasket there either. Perhaps mine was shipped without it? Who knows. Luckily, I came across this video of some stained glass artist who has a little container with a cotton ball (IIRC) at the bottom wetted with oil, and she occasionally dips the tip in to keep the tip lubricated so as to not continuously leak oil. Thank you for that tip as well.. John
😂😂 she sounds smart! Lol!! I'll check mine and see if mine have gaskets I can't remember. I think my nails are why I particularly didn't care for it, makes that grip awkward to hold. I thought I'd like that one the best. I usually wrap electrical tape around my other regular pencil grips, so I figured it would be my fav! I can send it to you so you can have it if you want!
@@MakenzieHallie Thank you for the offer, but I'm good. I am designing a cutter that might be waaaay beyond anything out there, SOTA kinda stuff... If it works, it will be amazing. If it doesn't.... well, failure and I are good friends... John
I am from Manitoba Canada and I wanted to by a Creator's Palm Runner but the company only does US sales are you able to get it in and sell it in your shop?
How have none of you commented on my ridiculous ass thumbnail yet?! Lol!!!!
LOL... I thought it was hilarious!
Can you give me some diamond cutter :'(
😂 Love it!
It’s weird but…I’m old…so
I need to start using my grinding mate. Glad you tried it for me.
😂😂 I think I'll really only use it with those small pieces that my nails have trouble grinding.
Where do you get the palm runner? I always have difficulty breaking deep curves and that was so easy!
I keep looking but can’t find anything wrong with your thumbnail. Your nails are always awesome. Thanks so much for showing us these items, I got the finger protection. Keep making great videos. 🕉🥰
😂😂 my leg completely up in the air disguised as a cutter!! Lol!!!
Do you have a “holy grail” list of products? I would love to see your list of favorites and maybe runners up for all stained glass tools. Love all your videos. You are the gold standard for clear communication and great info. Thank you 🙏
That's a good idea! I don't have a video specifically like that, but I can absolutely do it! Screenshotting this so I remember! 🖤🖤
Oh yes I am getting the palm runner, thanks
It's super fun!!!
Love the finger protectors
Was thinking yesterday I need to get the old fashioned accounting fingers lol
They are the best!!! I never grind without them now.
I tried the toyo in a class but got the gryphon cutter after your video. The gryphon is waaaaaaay more comfortable to use. It feels like it sets you up for correct use rather than a learning curve in the toyo
100 percent agree. The gryphon grip forces your wrist into a straight position for some reason! Love it.
Where did you purchase the gryphon cutter from? I can’t seem to find it on Amazon. Thanks.
I believe gryphon sent it to me, but you should be able to find it on the gryphon website! 🖤
Thank you ! I just today was grinding for 6 hours with rubber finger protectors I got off of Amazon and not only are they shredded but the tops of my thumbs are too ( wish I could post a pic). I have a disease called Ehlers Danlos and everyone always thinks I have Rheumatoid Arthritis but it’s not … it’s a college disorder so my joints are super hypermobile and I’ve had several of my fingertips fused already and I am super excited about the glass holder for grinding ! Thanks for the review!!
I love the palm runner! It works so well. I came up to Amherst so my aunt and Cousin so he can visit the college and while they’re doing that I’m visiting twin city and toy town tomorrow! #pumped
It is so much fun to use. & Awesome!!! Have fun, tell everybody hi for me!!
yup- jus gonna hit the ol' like button there- love the style love the channel! thank you again :)
So glad you enjoyed it!
i got that hakko stand from amazon for christmas! wasn't sure if I should get the sponge or tip cleaner. i like the thought process of removing the top and just shoving a sponge in it anyway lol
Thinking about the Grinder Mate, it looks like this lifts the glass up slightly to a “new” spot on the grinding bit - right? Could this extend the life of the grinding bit if you grind some glass without the grinding mate and some pieces using the grinding mate? I pretty new to stained glass but have thought a lot about how much of the bit surface is never used. Is there some other product that adjusts the glass position upward on the bit so you can use all/most of the bit surface before changing bits?
Oh girl, just move the bit! You can slide the bit to sit anywhere you want along the grinder shaft. So all surfaces should 100 percent be used!
Great video as usual!!. Question about your cutting pad. Where did you get it and do you cut/solder/etc everything on the pad? Love it
I just got given the same sort of trick to open curved scores from the back fo the glass and it's a game changer! I like the look of the tool though, instead of using my thumbs lol
How do you feel about foilers? I just got the glastar foiler and am disappointed. Maybe I’m using it wrong, idk.
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I review both major foilers in these vids! I enjoy and recommend the glastar!
Being a "sponge" guy for the last 51 years, I had trepidation about using the brass sponge that came with the 633. However, I've used it now for a month, and I must admit that it works quite well.
The tip cleaner? (I prefer sponges for normal soldering too!)
@@MakenzieHallie I continue with the regular sponge for electronics work, but will continue with the brass in the 633 for now. On another note, I'm now signing my work with the cnc laser. It's interesting trying to figure out what color/opacity glass is best for showing the signature. A learning curve. Just finished a 24 inch diameter project, now on to a 43 by 29 window insert with america's cup yacht theme. The ones from the 70's were so magnificent, not like the modern spacecraft looking ones.
I'm building a steam generator to make bent wood stands for my work. Another learning curve.
Thank you for your videos, they are so informative.
John
Mackenzie love your videos, what kind of a smoke box to absorb fumes from soldering ?
Makenzie,
did the palm runner have directions that included using a compliant surface to hold the glass when pushing?
I noticed you used a silicone mat for your work surface. I was thinking that trying to use the palm runner on a hard surface might not be as effective.
John
The mat I was cutting it on was not a silicone, it's a very hard craft mat. Just like any other glass cutting I would say stick with hard surfaces.
@@MakenzieHallie Ah, ok..my bad.
It's ok man, don't need to apologize!
Do you have the company name for the palm runner? Finger tips and runner are a must for me.
"creators brand" is the name of the actual company! I've also linked everything in my description
@@MakenzieHallie just found it on "Anything Stain Glass" for $9.95 before shipping. Thanks for the info.
@ Mackenzie Halle can you please link the palm runner I can’t seem to find it. It looks like a great tool. Thank you so much
Have you ever used a Mortan Table for cutting glass and if so what do you think about it 🤔 Is it worth the investment.
Because I have the creators brand cutters mate ( I already have a video up on my channel) I never picked it up, but I can and test it out soon!
As I recall, you tend to use a smaller container to hold the flux so you don't spill a large amount of flux.
What size is the little container? I mean the OD at the bottom...be exact..
John
Finger tip protectors yeah mine are always full of small cuts
Crazy how cut up they got within a month!
I have been using the bloomoak now for a few months. Mine leaks oil. I took it apart, the thread at the rubber grip end closest to the tip is not a good seal, the threads won't seal, and there is no rubber grommet or gasket there either. Perhaps mine was shipped without it? Who knows.
Luckily, I came across this video of some stained glass artist who has a little container with a cotton ball (IIRC) at the bottom wetted with oil, and she occasionally dips the tip in to keep the tip lubricated so as to not continuously leak oil.
Thank you for that tip as well..
John
😂😂 she sounds smart! Lol!! I'll check mine and see if mine have gaskets I can't remember. I think my nails are why I particularly didn't care for it, makes that grip awkward to hold. I thought I'd like that one the best. I usually wrap electrical tape around my other regular pencil grips, so I figured it would be my fav! I can send it to you so you can have it if you want!
@@MakenzieHallie Thank you for the offer, but I'm good. I am designing a cutter that might be waaaay beyond anything out there, SOTA kinda stuff... If it works, it will be amazing.
If it doesn't.... well, failure and I are good friends...
John
I am from Manitoba Canada and I wanted to by a Creator's Palm Runner but the company only does US sales are you able to get it in and sell it in your shop?
Did you ever find a way to get it? I’m in Canada as well and really want it!
I thought you had a yellow arm cast : ) lol
😂😂😂😂😂