Glass Blowing Basics : How to Control Thickness when Blowing Glass

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Uploaded by on Feb 16, 2008

Control the thickness of your blown glass piece by controlling the blowing; tips, tricks and techniques for creating your own blown glass pieces in this free online art lesson on video taught by expert glass artisan Tom Wright.

Expert: Tom Wright
Bio: Tom Wright is the owner of "Ginger Bread Glass" and has worked in the warehouse of Delphi Glass. He has over two years of professional experience in fashioning glass ornaments.
Filmmaker: Bartholomew DiVietri

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  • expert village must not be experts at finding experts!

  • turn down your oxygen bro.. you could actually get some heat to the piece. Hear that hiss? see the heat going aroung the piece and bouncing off? That is wasted gas and time! You need some good lessons man! Is there a glass school somewhere close?

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  • dude, i hope you have flashback arrestors, because your breaking alot of safety codes, fire codes, and public ordinances by having propane indoors, and right next to oxygen, which wont end pretty if something happens.

    otherwise, thanks for the tip!

  • i noticed they sell glass rods on ebay.

  • Appearances can be deceiving.

    I want be a glass jar maker and I found these videos to be very educational.

  • hey could you mail me some glass tubes?

  • keepin it real..........

  • yay first 1 to comment!

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