Fast Glass vs Slow Glass for Liquid Light Shows

Quick video with Demo, explaining the different uses for Fast and Slow Convex Glass Plates, which I sell in my store - www.LiquidLightShop.com
Basically the Fast Glass allows for some really quick, tricky movements. It is much easier to handle, and great for beginners. The Slow Glass, on the other hand, is great for big broad squishes of liquids. It is a much tighter fit, and takes some practice, but a great plate.
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[@vortexsophia]

Thanks!!! That was going to be my next email question before order

[@lenapalui]

Hello it’s beautiful what is the name of the light box/stand that you put the plate on?

[@LiquidLightLab]

@@lenapalui In this case it is an Overhead Projector. But you can also use a light tablet and camera... I sell some of the tools in my store: www.LiquidLightShop.com

[@marizuokereke7347]

Thanks for this!

[@aimefloyd]

Hi! can I ask you something? what is the thickness of the glass? I'm trying to find those glasses but I can't found them yet, and I thought making them with acrylic? like mathacrylate plates? It can work? (sorry about my bad english)
Thanks!

[@LiquidLightLab]

Hi! I actually sell the glass in my online shop: www.liquidlightshop.com/

[@aimefloyd]

@@LiquidLightLab oh I know, but I am from Argentina, and I cant aford the shiping :(

[@resobird]

I did find some glass similar to this. But it has very sharp edges. Do you know how I can polish so as to not cut myself?

[@LiquidLightLab]

Use sandpaper