a few simple glass hacks on a budget torch with boro glass and making hearts

a few simple glass hacks on a budget torch and making hearts........1st person perspective glassblowing demos and other things at a Carlisle CC Torch..... I have been doing glass torch work since 11/1982..... I am far from the best glass blower but I have a lot of skills to offer.…
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[Jamiesaurus_Art]

This is one of my new favorite videos on the internet. I'm an artist/craftier myself, so this is just a fun vibe. I enjoyed this window into your workstation. Relatable

[johnnyl]

I'm really interested in creating my own glass pieces after getting introduced to it recently but really have no idea what I'm doing. I just recently tried bending a glass and bonding two tubes using tools that i already have, with very limited results. I've been watching YouTube videos and whole they helped, yours was the first one that kind of put my mind at ease about getting started, so thank you for that!

[BrydieeeeB]

Wow I never thought it would be possible to play around glass like this without glass blowing... thanks so much for sharing will check more out. Please make a sunflower :-)

[babygorilla]

Thank you for sharing what you know. I was trained by an old Slavic man was a master tradesman and machinist. There is nothing more valuable then getting to learn at the hands of a master in their trade.

[koltten]

I love how this guy is such a character! I feel like he's my friend just from watching his video! Thanks man!

[danieldeblieux]

Really cool and awesome tutorial, not many people are as calm as you when doing this

[deanchen]

Absolutely bet this guy never have to buy gifts most of the time for those special days of our makes them😉.

[sophie]

Thank u so much. Diddnt do flamework in a long time and you encouraged me to give it a new try today!

[wakeupartistsofold]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the YouTube community.... Very much so appreciated; along with your lighthearted attitude & great sense of humor. Always added bonuses when personality is rich & thus adequately communicated as such.... In your case most epically so.

Keep up the good work & I definitely look forward to bearing witness to more of it in the future.

[bryanwilliams]

Thx for videos. Retired Neon Glassblower and I do a little art. Scientific work. Your videos are helpful. Thx Bryan.

[jonesuk]

Really helpful. Of course subscribed. Big thank you x

[mpscarh]

Huge thanks for this video gives me so much more confidence in my set up to just get at it!

[debbiesteffen]

Thank you so much. Informative and entertaining.

[christofmaupin]

Great vid, thanks for posting. The timing couldn't be better. Due to recent events, I've just lost my job at the local community college as the Studio Technician for Ceramics in the fine arts department. I'm converting the shed out back of the house to a small studio and have just started torch working. I took a one month course at The Crucible in Oakland about ten years ago, and did some glass blowing and torch work briefly at Penland about 5 years ago. Always wanted to get back to doing glass and here's my chance until things get back to whatever the new normal will be. Thanks for the simple but so useful tips!

[calebsmith]

This man smart asf! He’s a goddamn genius

[interviewswithiconsandsome]

Thank you, this was very useful and I'll be watching more :)

[Will-am-i]

Thanks for doing these videos, great for a total beginner.

[toolguyslayer]

Old school mix with new school that's how we win my friend

[kaitlynmcmullen]

Inspired me to do this soon I'm a fire bug and this is basically now my dream hobbie and I am a artist so this is amazing and look like I can do this for a cheaper price than other videos

[BDOWNPRODUCTIONS]

I have Been @ it since 99'... Respect