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as usual awsome vid mate. its intresting seeing you develop as a artist. thanks for showing us this.

The idea behind the imperfect path is to reject perfection in favor of progression. Keeping focused on growth rather than comparing results. I still recommend seeking teachers and guidance to limit the resistance on your path. But don't let your own missteps or another's greatest feats stop you from your journey!

beautiful glass work!

wonderful, watching with purpose

I always love how much you explore, this was a fun experiment!! I started glass with stained glass, and work around a lot of fusers, so I tend to play with fusible sheet glass scraps on the torch sometimes, it's really fun! Though sometimes they really do not like the flame chemistry. If you need a little more stability, a boro punty will go a long way. You just have to make sure to keep heating it, it works but it will want to pop off your project! :) Thanks again for sharing!!

Where do u get the metal that ur making the tool out of?

Thank you for the ride. 😊

awsome work as allwase mate. f find your exploration of glass and your demonstraioni of skills amazing allwase mate. your humbleness with your gratatude allso is inspiring mate

Great Idea🤟

Thank you I also do stained glass. I would love to see your ideas on incorporating the two. I’m afraid that trying to put stained glass to heat with a rod like to draw. I would break the stain glass. I’m dying to see what you do to figure that out.

How does the dots and lines stay intact when you heat the marble back up to remove it from the punty or add more to it???

I'm curious as to the language used to describe the tools for glass blowing and lamp working. I could use a checklist with a definition of the tool, lol. No but seriously, people call things multiple names. I'm really invested in learning this skill and you by far have been my favorite instructor. YOU are seriously talented and doing your thing. Thank you for taking the time to help us out brother.

Where did you get the blade and the stone ?

What's the point of s8 hour glass

Bro please let me know if its possible to have a live class once i get my setup Fyi i got absolutely 0 Experience so will have very small starter kit

Is it possible to purchase this?

Thanks for explaining..i need all information i can get Got 0 experience but will be buying small kit

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Great video! Question thoough, what type of glass did you use for this? Also is there a way to anneal glass like this properly without purchasing an expensive kiln?

RAHHH HELL YEAH I LOVE OF THESE VIDS, I love the new changes too you're only getting better and better mat <33333

Hate to tell you this but you should have invested the 8k equipment money in a director of photography that makes your lighting look more professional and a colorist to make some LUTs with better color treatment for this setup. Almost no one has an 8K screen, and when you downscale it to 4k o 1080 the difference is not noticeable lol

Can a torch like this melt glass from bottles to make glass rods to use?

Hey Matt, I have a prop project that need some glass work, but with neon. Can you do that?

Did you heat treat that?

Look into didyclips It’ll take it to the next level

Nice video Matt 👍🏻

Nice to see you back! And yes, there's a world of difference with the 4K rig - love the really focussed depth of field you get. All the torch all the time, and almost nothing in the background. Looking forward to seeing what you do in the future 😁

matt welcome to 8k good work mate . proud of you dude it has been a plesure to see you develop and a artist and youtuber . as as per usual your creative lamp i absolutly loved. knowing you u will make a glass raido :)

Wow! The video quality is outstanding. Thanks for upgrading.

Heck yeah! I've been waiting around for a new video

love your work as allwase mate

ok please punch a prince ruperts drop thk u god bless

Cool video my friend. I also have a glass blowing channel. You should come by and have a look =). I mostly make glass pipes and some other random stuff. All the best! Sim

Red elvis is my favorite ruby. The guy who makes it sent me a bunch of his shorts and expirimentals one time, it was some awesome colors like that dbl mai tai and some super sparkly striking moss color

I love making small reamers from brass and polishing them up shiny. I'm going to start casting brass so I can make bigger brass reamers and other tools

So sick

Dope video, looking forward to exploring your vids

Do you sell the marbles? Or other stuff you make?

Could you calibrate that and somehow use it to measure tempuratures?

I can't read 👍

Adventurine is a rock, not a mineral.

Love the videos man!!! Just got my colours in yesterday going to to to the studio and try making some marbles. Thanks for the awesome videos

Hey Matt! Just wanted to say hi and introduce myself. First off, I love this video! Really great information here. I like how you covered so much material. I also have a RUclips glass blowing channel. I mostly make glass pipes but I love seeing what other people are showing on RUclips. I just subscribed and I can't wait to check out more of your work! Sim

Where can we find this kind of tubing

Not sure if anyone else said this but you can check out someone like Micah Evan’s how he makes stuff like this. You want a small hand torch so you can actually fully weld the connections together

Awesome video. Going through the hole channel

Started lamp work for the first time yesterday. Your Chanel’s helping a bunch thanks!

What a fantastic idea! I may very well try this. Thank you! Also, rest in power Dennis Jasa!

Awesome tutorial. I will use these teaching techniques for my future students.

it looks like it's deeper than it is. awesome.