they are blowOUTS. i start with solid rod. then i shove some color into the center of it and put it onto the end of a blow tube. then i blow it OUT into a huge bubble. this puts all the color on the inside of a layer of clear. then i draw on 3-4 feet of 4mm clear rod in crazy patterns. then melt it all in and reduce it down.
damn. you can definitely bet this will be a future hobby of mine . . .they are blowOUTS. i start with solid rod. then i shove some color into the center of it and put it onto the end of a blow tube. then i blow it OUT into a huge bubble. this puts all the color on the inside of a layer of clear. then i draw on 3-4 feet of 4mm clear rod in crazy patterns. then melt it all in and reduce it down.
they are blowOUTS. i start with solid rod. then i shove some color into the center of it and put it onto the end of a blow tube. then i blow it OUT into a huge bubble. this puts all the color on the inside of a layer of clear. then i draw on 3-4 feet of 4mm clear rod in crazy patterns. then melt it all in and reduce it down.
lmao thats pretty funnyi told my DR the other day that i was blowing glass. he told me to stop. i asked why. he said he had a patient a few weeks ago who had been blowing glass for 6 or 7 years and now has emphysema. i asked how the hell you get that blowing glass. he said he had NO IDEA. maybe from sucking in all those glass particles for all those years. i said we blow, we don't suck. and even if we did there are NO "glass particles". the stuff is damn near liquid. it's sticky not dusty. he say "well i don't know what or how you do it, but it's dangerous".
i told him to GTFO. told him how i welded galvanized and aluminum in confined spaces for years. you just gotta have good ventilation. he asked if i did. i said "yes". he said "oh, ok".
people.
I was thinking the same thing. it's damn near str8 liquid, when you deal with solids you can see the shit burning off ah high temps.i told my DR the other day that i was blowing glass. he told me to stop. i asked why. he said he had a patient a few weeks ago who had been blowing glass for 6 or 7 years and now has emphysema. i asked how the hell you get that blowing glass. he said he had NO IDEA. maybe from sucking in all those glass particles for all those years. i said we blow, we don't suck. and even if we did there are NO "glass particles". the stuff is damn near liquid. it's sticky not dusty. he say "well i don't know what or how you do it, but it's dangerous".
i told him to GTFO. told him how i welded galvanized and aluminum in confined spaces for years. you just gotta have good ventilation. he asked if i did. i said "yes". he said "oh, ok".
people.
