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yeef, that sidecar is sweet!
I made this yesterday, got to see it this morning. Its my first all colored spoon. and like my 7th spoon ever. Accidentally went too heavy with the silver in the middle, but I definitely like it and plan on doing more.
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The illuminati got Jesus trapped! ! I don't use Mille much but this came out great. It features a Jesus Mille backed in illuminati on a Europastar and illuminati "honeycomb" , with a clear lense back .https://vimeo.com/131714593
And with the uv light
https://vimeo.com/131714638
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Just finished this for a friends b.day (gift from his lady)
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still dusty and hot in this one..
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Smaller than it looks, with a big bell. Its their "night stand in bed piece"... they requested a big bell so no crumbs in bed from the re-pack.
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I also cought a lunker on the newest lure. The lure's name is "Thor" he was custom xl, for a friend in a tornament. I figured I best try him out before I gave him up. I may have to make a few more larger ones for my self to keep. It was hard to let Thor go after he landed this monster. No scale , but it was over 5# easily.
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My buddy Jerimiah over at 710glass busted out this sick Mario tube the other dayAttachment 76189Attachment 76190
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i've been working on two color honeycomb tubes. Here's my first few attempts... could be better, could be worse. Yellow over Jade, Hyacinth over Orange, and Aqua Azul over Orange. I've searched briefly for other examples of this tech but I haven't found anything like it yet. If anyone knows of another artist doing this, please point me in that direction.
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Really like the green one^^^
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On that retti grind. Prepping a bunch of sections for a jesussealrecycler.
7 more and i can start build.
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nothing too fancy. first marble on the new torch though.
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Wow missed a bunch of great stuff the past page here!
Made my first two color female joints (probably 5th and 6th joints ever) and threw the first one on a practice tube (hence color combo choices). The joint fits snug and everything went well. Need work keeping everything even at larger sizes but I am happy. Coil potted some citrus mistress seconds (airy as shite off batch orange crush , but looks kinda neat in that "carbonated orange soda" kinda way /me shrugs) pulled it out into about a 12 to 14mm little tube and whammo. Took me a few practices on some 12mm clear, but I got it down pretty quick.
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Made a slyme joint next which I think came out even better, it does stick above the joint about a mm or so but it isn't bothering me. Trying to figure out the best way to transfer them over to the tube itself without just using a male glass joint (fear of fusing). I just did a kinda crappy seal with some 12mm to the finished end, reamed open the connection and slapped em together and popped off the 12mm like a cold seal. Worked really well, but I could see the 12mm tube not coming off as well and cause a lot of problems. Another thought was just to cold seal punty up to the finished end and add it like I would add any marble or attachment. Should be obvious and simple, but for some reason my mind is looking about. Either way I think this means I shall be working on more tubes finally :)
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Working on some rastaslyme bats.
The knight rider looked gray in the vac stack 4 some odd reason.
I made a second pull with more 02. Seems darker, but still kinda gray.
It's line tube for a big project, had to try a smaller piece before I put in the time/ 2 layer ect..
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Gomilobster I don't recall who? Was it Dan cooper, mentioned taking a male glass joint, and removing the smaller half of the ground section. It keeps the ground holder further from the heat. I can't give it a review, I have always gone easy with a full glass joint.
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i can't seem to get knight rider to stay black under encasement either.....jet black and black violet are about all i use for black lately.
killer work as always, BoRo :)
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Ahh very nice chillums, I dig it, just built my second roller myself, so I am hoping that encourages me to use some of the color I snagged recently in some kinda pull. Only had one really successful vacstack out of 3 so far, and it was the first hah. I will keep in mind the short joints, but I think I am getting the forming down better and better, just made a purple lolly joint and at first there was more give than I would have liked, but by the end I had to let er cool to remove from the last round using a male joint finish, and its snug as a bug in a rug.
The orange one above is nearly perfect, just the ever so slightest of wiggle. Is any wiggle room at all generally unacceptable for hand formed joints, or do people feel the slightest bit of wiggle is acceptable on hand formed if you are not selling a 300 to 500 dollar rig? Just wondering if I should chalk the above tube up to practice, or considering I can get a joint to stick in there and hold up the tube from it, if thats cool. Personally I would feel it isnt much of a problem, when I stick a plugged male joint in there and blow hard there is only the smallest bit of air that escapes. I however don't want a potentially upset customer or a shop buyer to roll their eyes or something.
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Onyx over Yellow Crayon.... getting closer to contrast I'm looking for
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nice! it reminds me of some contrasting cold work I have seen lately. Those kinds of contrasts and patterns appeal to me greatly!
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Nice tech! if ya ever want to do a mail collab, Hit me up!
speaking of collabs. Here's a collab I did with a melting pot member. The two marbles on the right are from "MATTYPO" and the one big marble on the left is from a shop mate that goes by "810 GLASS".
http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m...psortk2b3f.jpg
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I'm addicted to putting things inside of cans now.
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Awesome on the molecule... been meaning to make some awesome colored ones for a bit for pendants or something...
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here's the result of something I've been trying for a little bit, finally figured out one key factor
gold leaf encasement over black
http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/...psuzptfmap.jpg
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Hey Dan those look awesome! First mail collab!
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I have the last one saved for a super sick one. Fully worked fade to clear so you can fully see the marble inside.
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Sweet can't wait to see it man :)
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Bloody gas mask alien thing with his brain exposed? Not sure what to call it. But I made it...
http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m...ps9bemxhw8.jpg
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Any constructive criticism?
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Those are really sweet Dan! I like the slide stand dome idea a lot too. only thing I can think of is maybe incorporating a perc under the sculptures that's tacked or hollow sculpture perk is always neat but regardless I've always loved that style of 'encapsulated' work
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Making percs was next on my list.
thanks. I'll take any feedback I can get.
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sometimes I really think I need a sit down station.
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glad to see you got some better ventilation nomad.
Dan- Im digging themarbles/sculptures inside the can. One easy way to make those tubes more funtional with percs while still having the inserts is put whatever you want inside the can welded to the bottom, then put diffuser holes around that, put another chunk of tubing for the downstem to come up underneath it, seal it off, then put the section for the flared foot. or make the sculpture hollow with holes in it, have the downstem come up underneath it so it percs out of the insert.
keep it up, they look great
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Yes that is my improved ventilation.
I always sat wile I worked at the torch.
But for some reason by back still hurts this morning. Well it is Friday and I am feeling sore from working all week.
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The camera phone pics with my new iPhone 5 look kind of nice also.
It is actually my mother old iPhone. She got a iPhone 6 and gave me her old one. My first iPhone.
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http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/07...df6f89540b.jpg
Just making milli spoons.
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Damn nomad who gave you an infraction?