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Great Video. Thank you for sharing. All of your videos have helped me out so much.

Awesome demo! Hey, what kind of torch do you use?

Love your whiteboard step by step instructions

im gonna try to diy a single side with a drill "lathe" wish me luck lol. thanks for sharing this with us all. great info

its funny im also using a old plastic frame pair of boro/diamondindum (im sure i did not spell it correctly) over top of my script eye glasses. getting old stinks lol . i like the auras a lot. but i dont have the budget for those. i love your channel and work tho. thanks for sharing. wish we had all these youtubes and facebook groups when i first started 22+ years ago.

Thank you again for the information and another amazing video but what kind of burner do you use

Awesome information thank you

I recently began flameworking. The wood does leave any kind of marks or scuzz on the glass? Super cool method!

Thank you

I like the way you did the loop. Smart to just form it on the rod

How does the mushroom rod not trap air when being pushed in?

Great video.

Ive made thousands of wrap and rakes, never once have I thought to use tubing. This is really awesome!

where did you get your 1-inch clear rod from?

That's cool

the video so good like jelly fish

Love your work! Your diagrams and explanations give me the confidence to have a go at this type of work. Big thanks

What type of torch do you use

Just beginner try to learn as much as possible. I really appreciate that you explain with diagrams what you are going to do. Following along and preparation is much easier as a DIY beginner.

Wow that's a cool set up, thanks for sharing

That is the FIRST wood marver I have seen for a lampworker. Awesome!

Your videos are amazing brother, Thank you so much for your knowledge and wisdom, I love the fact you lay everything out on the whiteboard to explain, any chance you'd be interested in doing a studio tour or personal class? I think I'm pretty close to your neighborhood out here in the PNW. Thank you!

Would love to see how your torches are set up and controlled

What torch do you use? How do you do the electric start? Do you use a foot peddle, to add the oxygen increase?

Are you paid to do this or are you self taught as a hobby?

I had no idea this was possible!! How cool <3

Thank you for such a clear, concise video. You really have it down to a science! I appreciated the experiemental shading, and would have liked to see more of it in the video. Wonderful work, thank you!

If you could. Could you please move your videos over to Rumble. More people are switching over and RUclips is starting to suck balls

Thanks for this tutorial, very clear and well explained!

Your setup is brilliant!

Fascinating

Great job what is the purpose of the Bell or cone around your torch head

Thank you sir

Thank you sir!

Your stringer pulling game is on point! I usually heat it all up like you said and pull....and i still fuck it up. Thank you

Crazy you work in such a small space with a small surface, I think I went about it wrong I should have gotten used to less work surface. Awesome vids!

Shawn..?

I really appreciate your videos. Time you take to share the love for this trade. I’m retired Neon Glassblower. Love the art work. Heat totally different with neon. You just need air. Propane. Thx

Awesome! I really enjoyed this, you have the most unique shop I've seen. Definitely the most efficient use of space and economic approach to tools.

How do you keep the glass from cracking without flashing it? It seems like if i don't keep the whole thing glowing a dull orange it will crack on me before too long.

These are great, Shawn! I've always thought of you as a wizard....its cool to see your magical work station again. You still mobile?

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Did you put the black color on the back or on the dichroic side?

thank youuuuuu

"Use plenty of heat just not enough to deform yourbwork". True glass wisdom for any cane work period well said

If you made fishies hollow with some bbs inside I bet a ton of fishermen would buy them as rattletrap lures. I know I would. Be the most expensive lure I ever bought but I bet money id catch fish.

Precious!

I have done this with brass wax stamps! It is very cool when I manage to get it right :)

this is super helpful thank you