Hey Paul this’s great! One little tip you might like to try is to pre-load your felt polishing tips with your abrasive letting it dry on and when you’re wanting to use them you only need to spray it with a mister as you use it. This saves wasting your abrasive and your time mixing when you need to use them. Awesome work.
Nice. enjoy your work the creativeity that you put into it I'm getting set up to try my hand at it bought a vinyl cutter gcc expert for 150.00 you keep making videos I'll keep watching and thank you
I love the way you find your way around problems, i'm glad i could help you accomplish this beautiful technic with simple tools. Thanks for sharing buddy! Cheers!
An amazing piece mate ... I have diamond glass grinders for stained glass work from 30 years ago (I was asked by my Doctor what I did, besides art and teaching art, for a hobby - "Oh I make stained glass works".. LOL) ...time to dig them tools out of the box..thanks again..
Cheers mate!! It was probably the hardest vid I’ve made, just down to all the trial and error. And there was a lot of error 😂 I haven’t finished there though. Ordered some more bits so I reckon there will be a sequel at some point 😎
Hey Paul this’s great! One little tip you might like to try is to pre-load your felt polishing tips with your abrasive letting it dry on and when you’re wanting to use them you only need to spray it with a mister as you use it. This saves wasting your abrasive and your time mixing when you need to use them.
Awesome work.
Thanks for the tip mate! I'll be doing a follow up vid at some point coz I've ordered some different bits, so I'll definitely add that in there :)
Mix vasiline and pumice together works great
Nice. enjoy your work the creativeity that you put into it I'm getting set up to try my hand at it bought a vinyl cutter gcc expert for 150.00 you keep making videos I'll keep watching and thank you
Thanks John, really glad to hear you're getting started with it! Let me know if you need any help along the way
Thanks Paul. I’ll be on the lookout for the grinding wheels for you. They’re out there!
Cheers Donald!! 🙏😀
I love the way you find your way around problems, i'm glad i could help you accomplish this beautiful technic with simple tools. Thanks for sharing buddy! Cheers!
Couldn’t have done it without you my friend! 🍻🤜🤛
Hi Paul
I use pumice powder on the wooden wheels Might work better for you .Love the posts
Thanks Richard!! 🙌
Thanks!
Thank you so much!! 😃
Thanks for all your hard work!
Cheers Herve!!
This is next level stuff Paul. Amazing. Love the way you are always moving forward. Cheers. Ian
Thanks Ian, glad you enjoyed it mate!!
An amazing piece mate ... I have diamond glass grinders for stained glass work from 30 years ago (I was asked by my Doctor what I did, besides art and teaching art, for a hobby - "Oh I make stained glass works".. LOL) ...time to dig them tools out of the box..thanks again..
Cheers Ken!! Definitely time to dust off those grinding tools :D
BRILLIANT..!!
Cheers mate!!! :D
ooooh myyy god!! I kinda had an idea about using a drill press, but all the details you worked out!!! AAAAAAAHHH! Paul, you are amazing!!
Cheers mate!! It was probably the hardest vid I’ve made, just down to all the trial and error. And there was a lot of error 😂
I haven’t finished there though. Ordered some more bits so I reckon there will be a sequel at some point 😎
@@happygilder great Paul ... looking forward for that...
Great video Paul, some realy great tips
Cheers mate!! :D
Super! 👍
Cheers!!
Wow that piece turned out gorgeous. Nice gin on the bench, by the way!
Thanks very much!!
Покоритель стекла!👍✋