Ooh hope you're still blowing a horn as well🎺

Still the most amazing glassblow lathe master around- 11+ years on

and wola! you have a pcaf for $250.00 nice work

...THIS IS WHO I WANT TO LEARN FROM!

I consider myself a jack of all trades, many skills and hobbies, but this work is as close to magic to me as anything I've seen.

Thank you for fixing that little wobble, it was going to drive me crazy knowing that was out in the wild.

Thanks for these videos!

Cool scoring tool

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I dig that quartz(?) annealing burner! 👏👏👏😀

Hi Kevin! It's Amanda -found you! you are amazing!

Interesting how u do flat bottoms. I cannot do them 14 years glassblowing and they are still a miracle to me. Can't wrap my head around it. So sad but good job 👏

Excellent work

it is cool Kevin, you inspire me to learn glass blowing)

Wow. Great videos by a master. Cool to see how the stuff I use is made. No wonder its so expensive. Could sure use one of those bump traps.

You're a legend at Precision Glassblowing.

Seals look nice and thick.

Is that masking tape to hold the joint in the holder? Good idea as those things like to slip sometimes on the firecut.

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I love watching people form glass. more content please :)

This is really helpful.more of these snippets please!

If I was a younger man I would beg to apprentice under you.

Always nice to see someone that knows his craft. Good to see your back uploading

thank you for this, I'd love if you made a short series of videos like this for beginners

Great job man-

Beautiful thing.

Oh man, that’s some good work. I’ve always been interested in fabricating glass parts like this, but the overhead in tooling is a killer. You are a professional. No wonder these things are so bloody expensive. Los Alamos National Labs has a 3D glass printing program for making beakers and flasks just because they are so costly to make. My only gripe is that you didn’t show how it works. Thanks

LASER a CO2

Hi, thanks a lot fot this amaizing videos you do, can you tell me about the gas you are using it? your flame is sou clean ....

This that kind of work I want to do just bought a 60mil bor Chinese tho once I get good I'll upgrade

Nice work, standard assembly for most organic chemistry hoods with vacuum and inert gas inets.

Real nice work, since I was never a process chemist I have no idea what this piece of glass does. I was just a research organic chemist. I would like to know.

Very high standard professional work, thank You for taking the time to do these videos! You make it look so easy..... its not! Subscribed to Your channel.

Hi !!! Maybe you can help me ? I want to make a burner for heating glass with my own hands. I need to find out the design of the burner at 2:15 Can you help me?

Hi !!! Maybe you can help me ? I want to make a burner for heating glass with my own hands. I need to find out the design of the burner at 4:40 Can you help me?

bravo majstore

Thought he was making a bong 😆

Can hear some parts

if you paid $400 for that slide you got ripped off.Those slides cost about $30-40. You can build one yourself for less than $20 if you buy a piece of threaded rod ($3-4), a 4 foot section of 2x1in aluminum ($<15) and some skateboard bearings ($2-3).

Hey, Kevin!! Who is that masked man!! LOL! Nice work, buddy! I've gone to not using that marking pen when making stuff. Instead, I use a rod with a point to scratch the glass. The mark is visible and goes away when heated. Works well for me.

Hello, what do you use to make the glass mouth opaque and white? Thank you

Very cool. I've only seen videos of those kids assembling bongs. You can tell they are just sticking together pre-blown pieces. Very cool to see an actual craftsman making a technical piece!

Dear Kevin. How could I contact you? Please, sent me a contact e-mail.

One of the things most often learned the hard way is that, unless it's actually glowing, hot glass looks exactly like cool glass -- so be careful where you grab it. Nice work -- you make it look easy.

As a glass maker myself I gotta say, the amount of technicality and precision you put into your work makes me look like a caveman!

Thanks now I'm gonna do that. Looks super easy.

As a scientific glassblower from France it's nice to see another way to make glasswares here we do all the work mostly by hand, lathe work is more for big items but look more easy your way I should try it thanks

Beautiful

i made a connection simmilar to this a little while ago, however i was not paying attention fully and my bridge was a bit longer than my lathes bridge was low and as soon as i started it spinning after setting the bridge, the bridge hits the rails and the whole thing shatters. so glad i was wearing safety gear :-) safe borosizing everyone

Good job! I like it!