Hot Glass Tips # 2

Basic information on torches for borosilicate lamp working.

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Howto & Style

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• glass
• torch
• Timia
• blown
• glassblowing
• blow
• lampwork
• howto
• flamework
• lamp
• flame
• work

[acroduster]

delayed? heah, thats it. man, I cant believe how far this online media generation about art and glass has gone for me.-) still trying to get the 8 fundementals out there.-) shooting starting very soon my friend, very soon. gona try to make a real difference. hope I dont kill myself in the attempt.-)

[TimiaGlass]

Good because I only know how to do 2. I don't even know what the other 6 are :-)

[FunWithGlass]

Thanks very much for this. Would it be too much to ask for you to go over basic hookups and general "no-no" rules for the begginer oxy/prop. flameworker. I don't wanna get my new torch and blow myself up lol.

[TimiaGlass]

Sure. I'll put something up in the next couple of days.

[Ns42o]

thanx m8 very helpfull.... cheers

[TimiaGlass]

Acetylene isn't too hot, it's too sooty. Too much carbon. Natural gas or propane is pretty much what everyone uses.

[olengivens]

thank you, i cant wait to start. I'm interested in 2'' blown thick balls for my suncatcher production.

[hemrod69a]

grate videos

[sugartemple]

Totally helpful, thank you for making these.

[FunWithGlass]

I appreciate it bud.

[spanoTSi]

thanks for the info!