That is way too cool. Looks like it takes a lot of fuel from start to finish.

Hi Justin(: Names PJ and been really getting into the craft, your videos have me motivated to attempt a frit vortex marb and heard you mention medium and large frit are the way to go for your preferred look, is that #38 and I think large was like #24, I wanted to ask because I notice while northstar doesn’t do medium their ‘small’ is just #38 like others’ medium is(: any tips are appreciated and if can recall frit size used in the video that’d be the best!! Specifically the clear to encase the fume, many thanks for the free demo!!! Absolutely valuable beyond words(:

The termination is kicking my ass with my small torch not being able to condense it super tight

You make nice flowers- 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

I would love a custom marble . How much does that cost?? I'm in

Awesome work, keep up the good work 👏

cool.

Thank you for changing the camera angle so we can see better what you’re doing!

Great and helpful video. Plural is “vorticēs” in my book, but YMMV?

Awesome. And this flame looks like a laser sword 😅👍🏼

beautiful. Please upload some new content! I'd love to see you creating more pieces.

Beautiful

awesome demo. old lamp worker my self 22 +years. brushing up on how the imp flowers go again. its been a while lol. ill give your ig a follow too. im a ig newb but old head. multi medium artist these days. i art too

Awesome work, answered a lot of my questions!👍

Thank you

So beautiful. I love it!

Thank you a lot for your vidéo Justin ! Realy interesting to see you at work! All your flowers is awsome!

That was so Nice Thank you I've been looking for a little while for nice posts like this 👍

Ventilation is very important for lampwork in general, not just for fuming.

Awesome. Thanks for the detailed commentary.

Very Cool!!!

Justin I am just starting the process of trying to learn how to make marbles. I’ve been looking around trying to find a class or workshop (we are in Washington state) also. Mind sharing what equipment you use, or what you suggest for beginners? I realize as well that I’m going to need a well-ventilated workspace, and also a side-loading kiln of some sort. Any suggestions or tips greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Wow very nice!

Nice!

Nice blue colour!

Very beautiful!

AMAZING 🤩🤩🤩

<3

Discovered this type of glass blowing at the fine arts show in Rittenhouse Square, philly pa. 💗 Totally awesome stuff. 🙏

Fabulous

Beautiful work. Good explanation. I just wish I could have seen the shape and placement of design and the carvings.

Where can I buy the materials for making marbles. Like ones you posted below and other materials

Why only one layer of clear?

1 hr I’ll buy that 4 a dollar 💵

Brilliant. Are there welding filters for cameras? I've always wanted to practice this, looks like a blast.

Your bat kinda looks like the one from the movie FernGully

Totally un related to the craft but I bet that elbow tattoo hurt cool tho

Super cute bat.well don't

Great tutorial, thanks Justin.

amazing the flower looks so natural very nice

You are an amazing artist

Wow I blow glass on my spare time that is a sick ass flower sir i wish I could do that you have my respect as a glass artist

I love this shot as made, no time lapse. Relaxing, and I like hearing what is going on with the thought process while working. I do the same.

how do you tell when you are done terminating?

You mentioned skinning the lense. Are you peeling a layer off the whole lense?

This is just beautiful Justin. Inspiring and just beautiful. Well done

So I came away with a couple things to help me. First my issues were actually getting an implosion. 1st. I think the way you said it made a little more sense on where to apply heat. Plus watching you have a bushy flame verse a tight flame (im working with smaller marbles ) may allow the heat to disperse more evenly. 2nd. your punty removal at the end in the marver then waiting around 10seconds before applying the punty. I can not wait to get on the torch and try this. Thank you for your videos.

Are you using Concentrators? If so how many lpms?

My lord I suck at lampworking. I have a long way to go. I’m only using softglass so far. Maybe thats my issue? Cause mine never looks this clear. I even pre clean my rods with rubbing alcohol and coffee filters as they are lint free

Hello What is the coloring material used at 6:57?