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Chocolate con Queso
the last day of Arty's trip to Eugene...a visit to Sole Fired. the bub and jar is a collab between Shad, J Nutz on facets, Arty, and myself... ...
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25 inches of a gnarly chugger, she's got a worked perk, first collab with my buddy DAVIS...one of many..thanks for looking
Bubble tea is the...
super unobtanium, egyptian white sand and blue spruce.. Facets by Anne.
chocolate swirls
a sherlock from march. some fun blow outs. thought i'd throw up a couple skate pics too. started again last summer, something to get me out of the...
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rod holder tutorial
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KurtB
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this is a fairly easy tool to make and will save you lots time. you will need
1" pony spring clamp
3/8 x 8" carriage bolt
two hose clamps
some athletic tape
total cost is $7.oo and takes about a hour to make. I truly love this tool I use mine every day.
good luck
How-to: Anneal your glass
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NoDFX
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Here is something every glassblower should have in the their shop - an annealing chart. It's a great place to start if you aren't sure about annealing cycles, but remember, it's just a place to start. Adjust according to your working style and colors used frequently.
Email me if you have questions. Poorly annealed glass reflects poorly on all of us.
Brass Bowl Pushes
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Woogaus
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I currently have two of these listed on E-Bay, item#'s 8171618499 and 8171619871 Brass tipped bowl push - overall length is 10" , handle is 5/8" x 7-3/4" capped on each end, polished brass tip is 2" in length, diameter is 1/2" at largest point.
mutiant torch - benched 2006
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somberbear
)
This is a nortel minor strapped to the top of a knights burner little dragon - 21 port. With a torch pad from generations glass. its set to light the 21 port with the minor flame. with a mild sweet spot. It is now bolted down to a bench with some new modifications to come.
wiring diagram
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jiminy
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this is the final wiring schematic for the controllers off ebay that we came up with. i take no responsibility for any equipment changes, different parts, improper wiring, smoking fingers and/or ears, or any other fuckups that may occour. that said, hope it helps.
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Glassblowing Action Shots
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NoDFX
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Updated January 2007 - Various Glassblowing Action Shots. These aren't the right size for your desktop wallpaper, but they are cool to look at nonetheless. Copyrighted by NoDFX 2007.
jim moore jacks
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SeanMulligan
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theis are a set of prototype lampworker jacks from a friend and send feed back to jim so i love them and thay worked grate thay will come in a set but i only tryed one keep your tools waxed. to find out more go to tools for glass.com or po.box 1151 port townsend,wa 98368 #306 379-2936 tell him were you seen them first....... THE MOORE I USE THEM THE MOORE I LOVE THEM
Foot Pedal.
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SamYamini
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So I make Foot Pedals. been doing it for a couple of years now. they work great, ive never had any problems whatsoever. They come in a 4"X4" enclosure and are electric. the best part is that i sell them for $300 or less if you get on my good side.
My phantom
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somberbear
)
I finaly got the money up for my own GTT. Thanks dave ill take good care of her.
L pad - Generations glass
pedel - Hot ass glass (jj)
quick connects
its so nice to have a work horse. my work has improved just owning it and working on it.
Hand tools - 2006
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somberbear
)
what i have collected so far. Bambo handled eather made or modified by my teachers.
Top gripper in for testing.
marble mold - bambo handled generations glass econo mold.
got me a free kiln... but will it work ?
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glassrebel
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Okay so first off So somehow I got into talking to my mom about blowing glass an I brought up Im looking where to buy kilns even to check prices locally.. an pretty much my moms says "oh didnt I bring one of them back from philly (grandparents house)" an the search though my basement began lol. My grandparents used it to do ceramics an really it hasent been turned on in maybe 10 years. I dont see why it wouldnt operate they kept everything they owned in great shape (I havent tried to turn it on yet its 240volt an no spot to plug it in YET! . So this is part of my foundation for blowing. Some good luck an having somewhat artists in family has sure helped me out. BUT Okay I know its a dumb question , all my instints have told me it'll work for firing glass though a part of me isnt sure some reason because its so damn old early 80's old!!.. But it was stricky used for pottery. So im kinda asking a Question with this page , if this kiln works should I be all set to do glass with it ? Im 99% sure but Im a newb
Shop Pics
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KBsPipes
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Green beans came out of the back yard. Canned by my granfather. The big kiln was free. I don't have an outlet for it. or a lid. NOte the cat bed on the deep freeze. and the washer and dryer. YAY!!
praying mantis
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GlassMasterBen
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i m forever customizing the world around me some times 4 function and sometimes 4 art but its always best when its both. i wanted this thing stable on a bench with out screwing it down but i also wanted it 2 fold up and fit in a tool box. plus i had some prodution 2 do and this seamed like a lot more fun. next i m gonna teach it 2 blow glass by its self.
thanks 4 check- n - it
B3nj4m1n
We've Got Arterial Flow...
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JasonLeeGlass
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While breaking down some 30/2.8, the glass slipped in my hand, cutting the inside of my thumb severely. Instantly the whole end of my thumb went completely numb and a 10 inch geyser of blood began pulse pumping all over the place. In panic, i ran from one side of the shop to the other and back , spraying blood everywhere, while screaming "we've got arterial flow..." over and over.
0. Custom Carlise Marvering Pad/Point Rest and Hel jr.
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HelSKitchen
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This is a marvering pad that my son and I made together on a sunny sunday...Can you believe he did most of the sanding, and for 2 1/2 years old, he did a suprisenly fine job...He's quite the little helper. I'm so proud of him...If anyone's interested in obtaining a custom marvering pad for thier torch, or other custom work done to thier burner (except Herbie's, or any german torches for that matter)(as much as I love em, I don't fuck with em.) Drop us a note, We can fabercate almost anything...eyalhe...
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