Glass Art - fused, kiln formed, Randy Comer

[cradlemountainmayfly]

Hi Andy, I noticed you had some fibre in the kiln, dose it save electricity? How much was your workshop costing to set up? I have built a studio but the birds keep coming into it. . If you ever want to come to Tasmania I live near cradle mountains and would love you to see my area.

Cheers! Sarah King

[TheOu8122112]

Hi Randy

Very informative video. Can i ask you how i can avoid picking up texture from my molds. I am using stainless steel half pipe and S curve molds.

I have been ramping up at full to 1130F for aprox 2hrs.

Can you suggest a slower program?

[herbfell]

Yes, thank you very much. I also am just starting with this and your video is the clearest, most easy to understand and concise one I've seen on Youtube.

So many people assume that their viewers know as much as they do and skimp on the details. They seem to forget that most of the people looking at it will be people who don't know and want to learn. If I had a nickel for every video that used at least a half dozen terms I had to look up, I would indeed be a rich man!

[GlassyARTmuse]

Very nice, quick question, the glass on the stands in the right hand corner of your studio. Do you have some kind of light behind them? If so, could you share where you purchased them?

[MeTooTimesTwo]

Thank you so much for this video. I'm addicted to fused glass and I love your textile approach! Nice work!

[TomiRing]

Very good and interesting video. Really great work!

[CSBerch]

You really should do a formal instruction series. I learned more in your 7:06 than in hours of digging on-line. Many thanks.

(I have this urge to go buy a kiln, NOW)

[NewfieinMB]

When you fire the 1/4" strips in the kiln are you tack fusing or full fusing?

[siempremoo]

Very informative video! Your also a good teacher! I wish you can be my teacher! I'm thinking of getting a kiln in near future I have taken a few classes and I'm ready to dive into this art!

[luminousglassart]

Very generous sharing of good information. Thank you.

[sunnyshinecreations]

This was so thorough and informative! I really appreciate all the helpful advice you give in this video. I'm considering starting to work with kiln formed, or slumped glass and this has really helped outline the process for me. =)

Thanks!

[Opalshards]

Thank you.You describe the techniques so well.

I am hopeing to set up a little workshop of my own

[1reason2u]

Wow!!! Thanks for sharing your talent!!

[1axvn]

very nice

[tdlewis103]

well done, Randy- you've inspired me to try it with my new kiln.

[liznoeggerath]

makes me one to learn this art form!!!

I have a kiln and I use it for pmc, but have been contemplating learning glass art!!.

you are a true artist!!

[QueenUokesArtFocus]

Beauty full creations

[cbrighton72]

awesome work randy. such patience. the hardest part is not looking in the "black box"

[AnaElisaRivas]

Woao! this is amazing! You are a wonderfull artist! I cannot get out of my astonishment!

[Wickwitch]

Thank you for the video Randy. It was very informative. You do beautiful work.

[andoy1504]

nice, hoping to get back to kiln forming

[StainedGlassAddict01]

wonderfully done!

[yellow2615]

thank you My friend and I just started there are some good information

[foreststudio]

Have fun while you explore this exciting medium. Find your voice, the possibilities are endless. —R