@TimiaGlass no problem, they keep the pieces garaged in kilns at 1050 so they are annealing while they are working. then they introduce them back to the flame very carefully and slowly, usually with a high propane flame. its tough, and sometimes the pieces do break, last year several competitors fell out of the running when their pieces broke, this year I did not see any break.
Thanks for posting. I gotta get out more.
steve/Lodi
TRIVICbuilder 1 year ago
Marcels goblet at the end! WOW! I saw him work in BERKELEY when he came for a workshop. What a MAESTRO. Even if hes not from murano. LOL
SOLDGREEN 1 year ago
Thanks for these videos Bobby. Great for those of us who couldn't be there. How do they keep the larger pieces from cracking when they reheat them?
TimiaGlass 1 year ago
@TimiaGlass no problem, they keep the pieces garaged in kilns at 1050 so they are annealing while they are working. then they introduce them back to the flame very carefully and slowly, usually with a high propane flame. its tough, and sometimes the pieces do break, last year several competitors fell out of the running when their pieces broke, this year I did not see any break.
acroduster 1 year ago
was the ass of the ogre really the best place to put the blowtube?
ramanglass544 1 year ago
The sad part is I live in Springfield and didn't go to it. mabe next year! Looked great in 1080p! nice vid!!
Burksworks 1 year ago
how long did it take to make some of those pieces?
piwko4 1 year ago
@piwko4 all competitors had 10 hours to finish their entries.-)
acroduster 1 year ago
Did the one guy make an ogre?
Venomm12 1 year ago
@Venomm12 That one guy goes bt the name SALT.
SOLDGREEN 1 year ago
@SOLDGREEN yes, salt was there, and he was doing some awesome stuff!
acroduster 1 year ago
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bzglass 1 year ago