A chance for you to practice shading your engraved glass.

[@glennaadams8412]

Thank you! You are a great teacher and thanks for sharing.

[@whatktmadenext]

Thank you. I am very happy to pass on what I have learned, and I hope you find it vuseful.

[@kittyrings]

I absolutely adore your videos. I've learned soooo much. This video is excellent for shading practice. Thank you, you are certainly gifted.

[@whatktmadenext]

Thank you. I am glad you find the videos helpful.

[@karthiganapathi407]

Madam! Thanks for the excellent presentation and explanation. Real good ides and encouragemenmt given.

[@whatktmadenext]

I am very pleased that you find the videos useful.

[@leocubiasmusiclifestyle7460]

Beautiful work , thank you for such valuable tips

[@whatktmadenext]

Thank you. I really appreciate your kind comment.

[@Willo_1647]

I can't tell you how much I really appreciate your videos and you taking your time to make them. They are so so helpful and you explain everything which is fantastic for us. Thank you ❤️

[@whatktmadenext]

I haven't posted a new one for a few weeks. I'm in the middle of moving house. I will get back to it soon though.

[@paulinebruce6265]

Thank you. Was extremely helpful. Great video👍🏻

[@whatktmadenext]

Glad you liked it. It was fun to make.

[@Nigel8485]

You are so awesome! Thanks for this exercise. I have just started engraving and you have been an enormous help and I've noticed a huge difference in my work and comfort in tackling the process as a whole because of these videos. I love that you include what you would have done differently if you attempted it again and as something for us to pay extra attention to. Just great! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge.

[@whatktmadenext]

Glad if I can help.

[@StevesOutdoorCameraAdventures0]

Very interesting Thankyou

[@whatktmadenext]

I hope it is helpful

[@paulinebruce6265]

Have you ever worked with plexi glass? By the way. Absolutely love your videos. Learn so much from them. Thank you

[@whatktmadenext]

Hi Pauline. I have done some work on plexiglass. I find it is best to keep the speed low. Too fast and the plastic will melt and coat your burr. You can use diamond burrs, but tungsten carbide ones seem to work a little better.