@@bryanwilliams3524 still partial to my car while I guess but I do like that torch

@@darylroche1894 no I was not affected. It turned out that I was on the East Coast the cyclone before that hit me but it was just mainly rain. We're in a good location and everything sort of drains real well .

Yes, but it’s awful slow going and you should only use softer glass like soda bottles, and things like that

@@LuLibby do you have an email or a way I could reach out to you and ask some questions?

@@SteviHunt-k2i yes it is in my bio the ways to get a hold of me just click underneath any video. You’ll see the information. I’m also Lucian Libby on Facebook and you can get to me through messenger on there.

first question is how much money do you have to spend because you could spend a little or you could spend a lot. It all depends on how much money you want to put into it. Yes I’ve done this budget stuff but my main torch cost about $1000 not used but you can get torches for in the hundred to $150 range, but you’d have to buy tips for it or get a welding torch and start that way that usually comes with tips run about $150-$200. Glad you had some success and still excited about blowing glass. Usually somebody burns himself good enough that they don’t go very much further . first thing you gonna have to do is to get some didymum glasses so you can watch what’s going on inside the bright yellow flame sunglasses don’t cut it. I guess I’m gonna have to make a video on this so that you can get more out of it in the coming weeks and see what I can do.

@@SteveEvans-M0YQQ it was an oxy acetylene torch that I just picked up on eBay that same torch now would probably cost $150 to $200 . And I just basically connected a cutting torch to the base of the regular torch instead of using the cutting tip assembly . A comparable glass blowing torch would be a national with regular tips on it and it would be in about the $120 to $15 0 range

this is a type of shield commercially available there a couple of sizes .this was the largest www.prometheushobby.com/Flameworking/Safety-Glasses-and-Shields/Didymium-Shield-17-1x12-0cm-p695c69c98.html?search=Didymium%20Shield

@@TruckinMental this demo, I used a welding torch with oxygen and propane as the fuel source

@@LuLibby I was curious because it seems like you had the perfect amount of heat in an instant. In your vast knowledge what would you say the perfect gas would be for the quickest heat

@@TruckinMental The quickest heat is not important. It's the heat that you can control that is important and usually with propane and oxygen gives you the control that you need to work with anything from Pyrex to soft Glass

@@LuLibby ty I'm going to start the side Hustle in my area and I need to be able to pop out units as fast as possible as why I asked

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWi0aKelZ5aZe7c a good explanation for dichro and using it

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYPNaoRtgdd4p5Y is where i make a pair from needle nose plyers hope that helps.

@@LuLibby thank you so much!

I count my blessings knowing that I could be in a lot worse shape. Being able to do glass again has been a blessing.

thank you and good luck with your goal.

@@austrotten8952 there are so many ways to do and work with Millie, but all you got to do is find one that works for you. I'm glad this is working for you

@@IPreferLoLtbh I still use both torches depending on what I want to do, whether it's miniature or larger

you are welcome.

thanks

yes i have paypal

no shimmer just milky jade green color

i will start announcing at least an hour ahead of time

He answered the prayers on my behalf

thank you

silver fumed sea turtle, a snail, and an attempt at a sea otter

You can run multiple concentrators at once just connect them all together. Are use at least a 10 L per minute concentrator most of the time but switch on another 10 L per minute when I want to do something bigger.

@@LuLibby thanks! I only have 1 at the moment but it will def save me a ton of time and money!

Also will it hurt the concentrator? If I fully shut the oxygen valve while it’s running?

@@frankieroberts5514 always keep the oxygen side cracked open a little bit at least when running the concentrator . You can You can turn off the oxygen when starting the torch and then adjust it properly, but most concentrator comes with bells and whistles that if you do not have oxygen flow, it will sound off.