Glassblowing Implosion Pendant Tutorial - Whats Melting?

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  • Опубликовано: 10 дек 2024

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  • @CordBoland
    @CordBoland 8 дней назад +2

    Absolutely love the video! New to glass blowing and gonna try to do this with the colors I have! Keep up the great work!

    • @zacstronautglass
      @zacstronautglass  8 дней назад

      Awesome! Thank you! Good luck it’s a fun technique to learn.

  • @buddyshroom
    @buddyshroom 21 час назад +1

    Awesome video! As a newer glassblower and do a lot on my own style! Very impressed and learning!

    • @zacstronautglass
      @zacstronautglass  19 часов назад

      @@buddyshroom happy to share, I couldn’t have learnt what I know without RUclips so I hope I can do my best to give back the same kinda knowledge I found.

  • @jeannegreen1639
    @jeannegreen1639 14 дней назад +1

    I love the reflection of the piece in the flame

    • @zacstronautglass
      @zacstronautglass  14 дней назад

      @@jeannegreen1639 I do too, it’s a reflection from the filter I have on the camera. I’m not sure what to do about it or if I can but it’s really interesting being able to see glass glowing outside of the flame.

    • @samuellambert7461
      @samuellambert7461 14 дней назад +1

      @@zacstronautglass yes I noticed that too, was thinking it could be neat to have an actual mirror or more to see the piece from different angle at the same time!

    • @zacstronautglass
      @zacstronautglass  14 дней назад

      @ I actually have a small mirror on the wall that I use to see things that I’m blowing into from a different angle. It helps blow things out evenly without having a blow host attached to the handle.

  • @bobbyjones4222
    @bobbyjones4222 14 дней назад +1

    Nice! Enjoyed this one. Coming from an artist who's only done a handful of implosions, I thought you nailed when to speed up and when to slow down the video. I think someone brand new to flameworking would benefit from a full length real time tutorial though. Loving this channel!

    • @zacstronautglass
      @zacstronautglass  14 дней назад

      @@bobbyjones4222 Thanks for the feedback, glad you enjoyed it.

  • @rottenegg663
    @rottenegg663 13 дней назад

    Nice thorough commentary.
    Clean work 👍🏼 thanks for sharing

    • @zacstronautglass
      @zacstronautglass  13 дней назад

      Thanks for watching! I hope I can provide some useful information here. 👍

  • @truebluecrystals
    @truebluecrystals 7 дней назад +1

    Very nice!

  • @idela32
    @idela32 3 дня назад +1

    I like long videos with music.

    • @zacstronautglass
      @zacstronautglass  3 дня назад +1

      @@idela32 Thanks for the feedback. I will make some full length ones like that. I don’t feel like the clips I have of the first couple uploads are good enough for an uncut upload but I’ll definitely try to do a few. I might even revisit the first few techniques I cover once I hammer out some of the details of filming these tutorials as well as I’d like.

  • @DesertOutlaw
    @DesertOutlaw 10 дней назад +2

    love the work brotha! is the gtt lynx a good starting torch? it would be my first. you explained everything super well man! thanks for sharing.

    • @zacstronautglass
      @zacstronautglass  10 дней назад +1

      I’m sure a lynx would be a good starter torch but I’ve never personally used one and I know if GTT torches are ran with too small of a flame the face of the torch can overheat. This can ruin the torch. I’ve only ever used Bethlehem torches so I don’t have the best advice about running a gtt.

    • @DesertOutlaw
      @DesertOutlaw 10 дней назад +1

      @@zacstronautglass okay that makes sense, right on man thank you a bunch!

  • @jeffhurley83
    @jeffhurley83 14 дней назад +1

    Nice job man 👍

    • @zacstronautglass
      @zacstronautglass  14 дней назад +2

      Thank you! Looking forward to keeping it up. Lots more to come. Hopefully keep up to a weekly upload at the least.

  • @auston911
    @auston911 14 дней назад +1

    Been refreshing on the homepage-etsy-ig for this one jk, stay social! The BIGGEST part i find makes a good video is seeing where the heat hits the glass, i will let you know if i have more questions after travel down this road a little while. I dont know why this seams entirely different than the fume implosions ive been practicing, but its the same when melting in i suppose

    • @zacstronautglass
      @zacstronautglass  14 дней назад +1

      I decided to finish the upload and get this up for you. I knew at least you were waiting so I went ahead got it out today instead of tomorrow like I planned. Thanks for the motivation!

  • @robertosborn2458
    @robertosborn2458 2 дня назад

    Where did you get the Karmaline ? Looked all thru Northstar’s website and can’t find it. Is it an out of production color?

    • @zacstronautglass
      @zacstronautglass  2 дня назад +1

      @@robertosborn2458 it’s under Abe’s vault when you select what category of glass. Or plug #110 Karmaline into their search bar. I know it often sells put quickly. I just had a look myself and it’s sold out. I jumped on one of their last drops to make sure I didn’t run out. I use it a fair bit in my work.

    • @robertosborn2458
      @robertosborn2458 2 дня назад +1

      @ oh! Ok I didn’t look there. Everything is aways sold out. I will start keeping an eye on that. Thanks

    • @zacstronautglass
      @zacstronautglass  День назад +1

      @ it can definitely be a bit of a challenge getting some of the most popular colours. Follow the colour companies on social media and hopefully you can scoop some when they drop.

    • @robertosborn2458
      @robertosborn2458 День назад

      @ I only saw that color in sluggers . Is that how you get it?

    • @zacstronautglass
      @zacstronautglass  День назад +1

      Yes, they don't sell rod. The furnace they use for pulling rod would strike the gold out in such a way that the colour would lose most or all of its transparency from what I understand.