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the_mia
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5mo ago
Hot take: I dropped $450 on a custom graphite paddle for shaping, and I'm still not sure if it was genius or a total waste. One side says it's the best control they've ever had, the other says a $50 wooden one does the same job. What's your take?
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thomasm41
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5mo ago
PSA: My old shop teacher's 'just heat it more' advice was wrong for color tubing
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jamieh76
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5mo ago
My new $85 blow hose decided to become a sprinkler during a tricky gather
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karenlee
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5mo ago
My instructor at the Seattle studio swore by a 2-inch gather for beginners
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tarahart
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5mo ago
That demo at the Corning Museum workshop made me rethink my whole approach to color
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lee_ward54
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5mo ago
Getting a clean seal on a double-walled tumbler took me three full days of trial and error.
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simoncarr
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5mo ago
Talked to an old timer at the studio about using a wet newspaper pad
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murray.betty
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5mo ago
My clear frit pulls used to be cloudy until I started pre-heating the cullet for 30 seconds.
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the_logan
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5mo ago
Rant: I had to pick between a cheap torch upgrade or saving for a new glory hole
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reese_fox
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5mo ago
Tried a new color mix on a simple cup and got a total surprise
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coleh51
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5mo ago
I was convinced my glory hole was fine at 1200 degrees, but a piece of clear boro told me otherwise.
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oscarthompson
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5mo ago
Just read that a single glass marble can take over 200 precise reheats to get perfectly round
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finleythomas
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5mo ago
Tried a clear base color over a dark one and got a weird foggy effect
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bettym89
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5mo ago
Just read that some early Venetian glassblowers were forced to live on an island to keep the trade secret
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wilson.anthony
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5mo ago
A flashback from the Corning Museum demo last year made me rethink my bench setup
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