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Wow, Im really impressed with the worktime you have... With the heat you seem to have my blow pipe is usually glowing.. Im a newb though so perhaps thats a larger factor..
I've been blowing for about three years now, as far a solidworking goes, I've gotten really good at paperweights, haven't really started on animals yet - is there a particular one that you'd suggest I try first?
I'm thinking perhaps a horse, just because they're pretty standard
Have a look at the swan in my profile. I think that's a pretty good starter, because its quick to make; you can have many attempts over a short period of time. you'll get better, faster, if you hammer at it for an hour or two.
I've seen someone blow some glass and turn it into a bird, which I now have in my room (the tip of the back of it broke, unfortunatly), but glasswork looks amazing!
And you did it so fast! I'm envious.
You'd make me want to get into doing that sometime, haha, I don't think there are any workshops for such things around here though.
I love all the videos you've posted. I'm totally envious of the working time you've got with that cobalt blue!
I dig the silence. There are so many glass videos with "cool" music that's all about being cool and not about the glass. You guys are gettin' it done with style.
Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you like the videos. We should get some more videos made. We make some pretty cool stuff sometimes. but usually there is no one around to video it!
damn! I need to get myself into a hot shop and do some offhand work! that is incredible! I am jealous of the working time you get, my glass only gives me a few seconds at a time! what is the COE of the glass used in offhand? and does color chemistry ever create the same problems of differing viscosities within the same piece, or are the temperatures of the process low enough to stay better balanced in terms of viscosity?
cool.. I have a hollow glass swan that you could fill with a liquid from a cavity its back and the water pressure would keep the head filled with water.. I have 3 of those.
Thanks. most of the videos have an awful furnace roar. there are 3 furnaces and the sound of the furnace fans has a very poor sound proofing. so i take out the audio.
It's all good! You do what you what and I will just enjoy the show. I just thought it was funny, given your name. It is exciting to see the explosion of glass working videos on youtube. I better get busy!
YAH!...put in some music...just nothing bad, maybe something hardcore like throwdown, children of bodom, pantera, symphony in peril, or waking the cadaver...by the way ross i love your videos...im so jealous of ur skill!!!u make it look so easy and i know...IT IS NOT EASY!!!
that swan is amazing !
TheBunnylover100 2 months ago
yup, the guys is Boss!!
tebanano 4 months ago
great work.. very interesting .. seems like you need alot of skill and patience
whySOseriousFOR 6 months ago
Incredible work! I've always thought glass blowing was awesome, you've got a wonderful talent.
Zefnex 7 months ago
Beautiful work you do! Love it! :o)
LibraLovesFaVs 8 months ago 2
@LibraLovesFaVs Thanks Libra!
audioglass 8 months ago
i like your shirt hahah i wonder how many people on here actually get it.
sdferro926 1 year ago
So cute..
marissa32 1 year ago
how long does it take to learn to do something like this?
Joeybugman 1 year ago
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ryanpdrc 1 year ago
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liqidearth 1 year ago
So cool ^^
MyuliaM 1 year ago
Nice Shirt
mrxracing 1 year ago
i was wondering why it stayed so soft... blue.
very nicely done.
robert3033836 1 year ago
not one trip to the glory hole? Impressive
cameronisdapoo 1 year ago
at first it looked like a light bulb lol
JoseHoustone24 2 years ago
that was intense
420hankin 2 years ago
Wow, Im really impressed with the worktime you have... With the heat you seem to have my blow pipe is usually glowing.. Im a newb though so perhaps thats a larger factor..
Desopolis 2 years ago
probably using a drastically different glass formulation than you are, but who knows really.
Dierwolf2000 2 years ago
Slick. He didn't miss a beat.
comingatchu 2 years ago
Rola Cola.
AlexFruen 2 years ago
Wow! Lovely :)
MissCartographer 2 years ago
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Fucking sick as fuck.
i have a pipe thats a swan, its sicker than that. (:
SexyStoner1234 2 years ago
this made me think of jelly
Tehgumshow 2 years ago 2
I've been blowing for about three years now, as far a solidworking goes, I've gotten really good at paperweights, haven't really started on animals yet - is there a particular one that you'd suggest I try first?
I'm thinking perhaps a horse, just because they're pretty standard
mserebreny 2 years ago
Have a look at the swan in my profile. I think that's a pretty good starter, because its quick to make; you can have many attempts over a short period of time. you'll get better, faster, if you hammer at it for an hour or two.
bristolblueglasssw 2 years ago
nope nope. a duck is what you do, then a sitting cat, then a standing cat, then the horse, then this swan.
Dierwolf2000 2 years ago
wow!!
kitebabe05 2 years ago
how long have you been doing this for?
aBum11 2 years ago
18 years now. I started fulltime in a small studio called Teign Valley Glass when I was 15. They are still going now.
audioglass 2 years ago
and theres still a painting of you on the front wall of teign valley glass. nice swan
Smudg3d 2 years ago
Wow, amazing work!
I've seen someone blow some glass and turn it into a bird, which I now have in my room (the tip of the back of it broke, unfortunatly), but glasswork looks amazing!
And you did it so fast! I'm envious.
You'd make me want to get into doing that sometime, haha, I don't think there are any workshops for such things around here though.
BockerAlex 3 years ago
I love all the videos you've posted. I'm totally envious of the working time you've got with that cobalt blue!
I dig the silence. There are so many glass videos with "cool" music that's all about being cool and not about the glass. You guys are gettin' it done with style.
fatefulmo2007 3 years ago
Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you like the videos. We should get some more videos made. We make some pretty cool stuff sometimes. but usually there is no one around to video it!
audioglass 3 years ago
damn! I need to get myself into a hot shop and do some offhand work! that is incredible! I am jealous of the working time you get, my glass only gives me a few seconds at a time! what is the COE of the glass used in offhand? and does color chemistry ever create the same problems of differing viscosities within the same piece, or are the temperatures of the process low enough to stay better balanced in terms of viscosity?
acroduster 3 years ago
color is a bitch! >:P
ramanglass544 2 years ago
That is fantastic, you have to keep an art of motion the whole time, impressive!
MuNkYBizNess 4 years ago
Wow... it gave me the feeling as if I was a witness of the birth of a Swan... Fantastic!!!
Margriet1962 4 years ago
cool.. I have a hollow glass swan that you could fill with a liquid from a cavity its back and the water pressure would keep the head filled with water.. I have 3 of those.
hi12345678910 4 years ago
sounds interesting ya got any pics?
audioglass 4 years ago
Cobalt blue is one of my favorate colors..
artettina 4 years ago
That was amazing, what is the final color of the swan? I put this in my favorates! You should list this at group!
artettina 4 years ago
The final colour is cobalt blue. looks fantastic in the sunlight.
audioglass 4 years ago
great work mate. a pleasure to watch, u make it look easy but i assume u have to be very accurate. keep it up. are u from bristol?
Snoylnoj 4 years ago
Thanks chap! yeah you have to be accurate. but that come with attempting them ten million times!
I live in Bristol, but I am from Devon
audioglass 4 years ago
Ya know.... I love your videos but is odd that you put out silent video and call yourself "audioglass".
Very cool to watch you work!
~R
hotglass 4 years ago
Thanks. most of the videos have an awful furnace roar. there are 3 furnaces and the sound of the furnace fans has a very poor sound proofing. so i take out the audio.
maybe i should put some music to them?
audioglass 4 years ago
It's all good! You do what you what and I will just enjoy the show. I just thought it was funny, given your name. It is exciting to see the explosion of glass working videos on youtube. I better get busy!
~R
hotglass 4 years ago
YAH!...put in some music...just nothing bad, maybe something hardcore like throwdown, children of bodom, pantera, symphony in peril, or waking the cadaver...by the way ross i love your videos...im so jealous of ur skill!!!u make it look so easy and i know...IT IS NOT EASY!!!
rnahabed 4 years ago
great
Sleifen 4 years ago
Nice work.
JerkyNYC 4 years ago