Color fade jar start to finish, making tubing and then adding threads || On the Torch SEASON 2 Ep 17

[@mindzai_glass8993]

Us newbies appreciate the hell outta you guys for sharing the "trade secrets." For someone who works OT, 3rd shift, with a family, it can be hard to find significant amounts of time taking classes. So thank you!!

[@kevensirishcrowly]

I’m a glass blower starting off! Your videos have helped me grow so much since I started this December! I honestly can’t believe less then two months ago a struggled to make a pendant and now Im not only able to make a pipe but I know multiple ways to make them and can play with the shapes and designs!

[@keter420]

Been watching the channel a few months now and am extremely grateful for you guys sharing your knowledge with the world, lost my house in a wildfire last summer and getting into glass blowing has been very enjoyable for myself, thank you both so much!

[@StoryOfJames.]

Nice. I’m happy to see you’re still putting out instructional videos. Tyvm for these

[@warchildmartin5981]

Love the galaxy look on that last ball cap...LOVE THE ART PERIOD

[@jaredrosen1316]

First week behind the torch, 16 hours deep!! Heady habit turned passion! Your videos are the best and a tool like those grabbers would be extremely helpful! Thanks again for everything you guys do!

[@BlingSquared]

Those grabbers would be a huge help and prevent our chronic spicy fingers! Very cool to see the jar come together...I wouldn't have thought it would function so well with such a minimum of ribs on the top - excellent!

[@andreasbringemeier3689]

Thankyou Dustin and Kevin for the amazing work you do spreading information. yall are great!

[@ritesofspring4889]

I love the jar. Im glad to get a proper instructon on the fitted lids. thanks for your time guys. its appreciated!! much love and respect.

[@diskfunktional1]

Wanted to comment for a shot at those grabbers. I'm new behind the torch and still building my tool selection. One of the best tools at my disposal is the Revere online school. My favorite thing is to watch a video and go and try it. Gave me the confidence to do blowouts!

[@anthonycanales5151]

BRO! Got my first paying glass job making solid color blow outs this past week! Now I’ve got a way to expand on it with the color fade tech! Sweet colors on that baller jar too... I’m gonna have to find some of that blue dream color, it shares a name with my favorite strain:) Thanks as always for sharing!

[@MisterFatherSir310]

Nice job, you guys put a lot of effort in experimenting and figuring out what will work for the technique you're demonstrating. Thanks for the content

[@theevilvegetablepatch9873]

Nice vid! The lid is a 38mm if I remember. Used for half & full gallon glass jug bottles. Take a fresh lid and burn all the paint and gum off it. Then wax it up with your beez wax to test fit those threads ✌ claw grabbers will give a better hold on that lid

[@jasonsantos5335]

I like the technique eush taught you 😉 I waited the whole video to figure out how you get the diameter and lip wrap done. Thank you for your time.

[@redwolf6632]

Dudeee....I've been doing my jars backwards. I've been shaping the bottom and puntying up to the bottom then shaping the top. So many issues eliminated the way you do it..love it. Thank you guys for your videos.

[@saysheate197]

Long time watcher, first time commenter: I’ve seen Eusheen use that tech, but I’m pretty mindblown seeing it used to make jar threads. Seriously cool!

[@joshhochkins105]

the gravity fed threads man... so cool to see that process. love the colour choices too

[@ronkhensley]

Very cool. Of course the other route for quick and dirty threads that will fit a specific lid, is the trick you showed back during the lockdown series with your water bottle. Buy a cheap bottle with a top, cold cut the top with the threads off, make your custom bottle, then encalmo the custom bottle to the pre cut machine made bottle top, and flame out the seal.

[@wildman166]

Sweet jar guys ! Looking forward to some glass classes at Zen Glass in St. Pete , Fl this year . Also looking to your online classes soon ! Rock on , stay safe ! I know Mom knows you make glass pipes , but now Grand Ma knows too ! Jar for her teeth or stash ! Ha ha ha

[@josejalepino123445]

My trick with jars is you can use those claw grabbers, hold one of your lids in the flame and burn out the seal and paint. I've got multiple sizes burned out as my maker lid. I also finish pulling my blow tube off while holdjng the jar with the lid so I can make sure my lid sits flat when I flatten the bottom.

[@daltonforkey2151]

Why not just find the center punch a hole and use some threaded rod, 2 nuts and scrap wood to make a nice handle

[@carlosthornton9670]

Hey!! I am a fairly new glass blower I enjoy your videos so much and I am so inspired by them. Some tools would be very helpful for me. I really enjoy the vibes throughout your shop and all the tips and tricks. I hope to have studio like yours!

[@xamir1113x]

That salt and pepper shaker idea was fuego

[@iamriot]

Dropping some serious cash on tools in the next few weeks! Loving this new hobby.

[@cwwisk]

I love all the techniques that these videos share! I got all sorts of ideas and a taglio paddle on the way! Thanks!

[@BoneTV]

I mean it’s like calling the sky blue, but another amazing shirt. Love it

[@tjclay1]

Sweet fade, I messed around on the torch a couple of weeks ago and made something similar to that jar. I did well with the fade and terrible with the removal from the blow tube and shaping of the jar. I made what looks like a condensed melted jar but I learned from what I did and will keep trying to succeed. Thanks for the videos!!

[@allisonp1006]

Hi Kevin and Dustin! Awesome tutorials :} I'm a new glass artist and those claws would be life changing! I've just started on hollow forms over the past few months and have been using escargot holders as best i can lmao. Thanks again for all the tricks! The red shirt is dope!

[@wiccanbear30]

Long time watcher, newbie blower. Love your show! My mentor Dan Shelton said watch you! So here I am! Watching away! And hello from the oregon coast!

[@riskyfisky4167]

I've been looking at alot of jars like this to add the the heady collection. Great work as always.

[@Axeglass]

check out @Ballerjar on ig he makes the cleanest jars ive seen

[@tinylabs6184]

Always wondered how you guys did the threads! Terp jars are rad!

[@jackieb9774]

Appreciate this video so much! Just getting back into glass making and wanted to create my own jars for my herbal creams, thanks for sharing your knowledge!!

[@ericblack9782]

Very nice guys! I've been wanting to see how people do the threading for jars. Thanks!

[@DylanHEllison]

This jar is amazing! I love the thread technique

[@iansglasswork6918]

I’ve been working as an apprentice in a hot shop for the past two years and finally made enough money to start my torch work. (Which I wanted to start with) Right now I have a basic set up and I’m saving for better tools to be more efficient and detailed with my work

[@b4ds33d]

Your technique and glass knowledge will benefit from your furnace experience.

[@andrewstrahan15]

Thank you guys for the videos and inspiration to blow glass. Would love to see another blooper video.

[@oshal9805]

Gotta know whose making all those dope ass shirts Dustin wears? I appreciate all your videos they’ve helped me out greatly!

[@thebartnickis4438]

I love your videos thanks for posting them they always help me out. I could always use new tools!

[@mikec3820]

as a hasher and a glass lampworker we need ball mason jar style lids for jars like these. got to be air/ water tight for jar tech curing hash and rosin. dope tech tho thanks for sharing revere and crew and fam

[@vlt7]

That blow tube prep blew my mind

[@johnbillson3767]

so fucking cool how the jar lid grooves are done by hand, love the imperfections of a handmade glass piece

[@MatrockAdventures]

Nice fade jar! I am always stoked to see your new videos. I started blowing glass last June and it was from obsession with the art. Your videos have been such an inspiration throughout the entire process. I'd love to see you guys make a faded mini rig. (so I can copy). Stay Golden! P.s. I'd be stoked for the grabbers.

[@pannglassworks1086]

Been curious on the lids for awhile now..great job and thanks for what you all do for us glass blowers!!! I'll take the jar or the grabbers to help with my chillums!!

[@fisterlendfiend2035]

Those grabbers are nice! I bet they rock!!🤙🤙

[@yungorca2205]

I'm a glassblower in LA new to pipemaking! I'd love to use those grabbers and I'd definitely benefit! thanks Dustin and Kevin!~

[@jacktownvillan]

Love the fade! Cant wait till try and cool some up

[@jamesradney5560]

Loved this video! I have been seeing these jars for a while now and I have wondered how to make the threads on them for the lids. So this answered all my questions I had so thank you!

[@sandrolucero7248]

been watching for years it would be totally great to finaly get a piece of Dustin's work. this whole process was cool to watch. simplistic with some cool techniques thrown in....that thread lay from Eusheen was choice

[@MrKherbold]

Awesome process, very fascinating. I think I got hooked now I just need to get the tools!

[@beenslum4370]

Learning so much from you guys thank you so much i appreciate you guys 🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️

[@madferret2045]

the algorithm gotta love you, i'd never heard of you and got a notification 🤣

[@joshuakitchen5335]

MOUNTAIN GLASS RULEZ!!!

[@tehgiestone6031]

You guys are the best, just started off blowing glass, I've learned so much from you guys! Cant wait to participate on some online classes once im all set and ready. Much respect! Troy from PA

[@amdxxl13]

I burnt my first pair of those grabbers the first week on the torch 😅 I was much more careful with my second pair I use them almost every time I get on a really useful tool I'm definitely gonna try making one of these jars soon thanks for the lesson guys 🙏

[@mw2filmmaker]

Love the colors on the fade! Would love to throw some great rosin in there!

[@warchildmartin5981]

OMG I LOVE YOUR SHOW'S AND WORK..? I can't get enough, I'm new to the channel and a New subscriber, I have a lot of questions but great content, and again LOVE THE ART..!

[@ohthatguyog]

I've been blowing glass for 22 years. I want those grabbers.

[@sohioglass8706]

That eush trick with the stringer is the move! Wondering if you had any tips for established glassblowers getting more traction on Instagram/other social media?

[@taoglassworks]

I absolutely LOVE the color fade on this bro🤩🤩🤩 oh and I'm thinking we need a Dustin Revere line of Bandanas 🤘🤘

[@kylemartin6666]

I love watching an learning with you guys. I've learned a bunch of techniques an tips from you that have helped me with my melting journey lots. I love how everytime I get on my torch I learn an feel I'm getting better. I just got my setup in order this past year. I have Nortel's minor which I watched your review on aswell an helped me be more confident in my purchase. I'm about ready to move up soon I'm thinking a GTT Bobcat or Lynx? I do not have grabbers yet tho... Sure could use them..:) "Inspiration move me brightly " Much Love

[@taoglassworks]

The fades remind me of jolly ranchers🤩🤩

[@wolfjosh88]

New to the community!! Awesome videos awesome people. I'm just starting out so still collecting things

[@entersweetrest8884]

Sweet Jar, it would be cool for some type of specimen. I just started glass blowing two weeks ago, and plan on trying out stuff on your channel.

[@StricklersGlass]

Awesome art, thanks again 😊

[@bobbybrooks2391]

Nice jar thats baller! Im glad i have the chance to win it!!

[@rastamike8063]

You guys are awesome! I cant wait to start getting my own equipment and start trying some of these things. Your videos inspired me to make glass pieces. Very excited❤💛💚

[@thomasbeef1852]

This is such a fun project. I would love to try those grabbers, they'd be so much better than the tongs I'm using

[@brickcityvapors]

thanks again for the content guys!

[@mythcrab6047]

Wow. This was awesome. I need one!

[@tracyhenry2221]

Love the idea of a jar! Might try to make some for moms

[@nathanquick9690]

Such an awesome jar, I’m saving up for my first torch, trying to decide between getting a small torch like a lynx or cheetah that will run directly off an oxycon to start since I already have a couple, or save up and build a high volume oxygen system and a mirage. Any thoughts?

[@therealBigMoth]

Mirage is the move

[@coopw101]

Wow your making a jar cool. Peace.

[@travisg759]

Threads! Thanks for this video ..gottaove a great claw grabber!

[@lucaslanoue7980]

Do you guys possibly ship to Canada ?? 😅 Big fan of the show, I’ve been binge watching all the older videos lately. Just starting out in the glass blowing world and could really use a hand up with some equipment... Especially when grabbers like that cost $50 CAD

[@Allspiceful]

Yo Dustin, just wrapped up my first year, you know I want to upgrade from my economy grabbers, ugh live, thanks for the FB group.

[@cdeeznuts3995]

Get the claw grabber from jbhohemoth on IG. They are fire

[@BrotherBmp3]

just got a gtt lynx for christmas so def gonna try this out! I use salad tongs as a bowl grabber

[@mountainsteward7776]

Lynx is so solid!

[@mindzai_glass8993]

I just started and ended up getting an alpha and a lynx. Haven't used the lynx yet because I'm scared to fuck it up lol.

[@mountainsteward7776]

@@mindzai_glass8993 I was taught if you clean it regularly (get the gtt cleaning wires from mountain glass) and always make sure to leave both oxygen's on at least a little, and keep your candles at least an inch long and with a little yellow in them you'll be good to go. Lynx is perfect to learn on. If you eventually screw up the face you can upgrade to a phantom or a mirage and already have the gtt experience. Fire that pupper up!

[@mindzai_glass8993]

@@mountainsteward7776 I think im just about comfortable enough to bust it out. Ive started a "bad" habbit using the barrel of the alpha to break off cold seals so ill grab a L marver for the lynx and get her going. GTT actually sent me some of those wires and a little brush when I purchased it. Thank you for the words of motivation!

[@mountainsteward7776]

@@mindzai_glass8993 yeah! Awesome. You already know. I use a brass v blade and it's a really good surrogate for poppin your punties off. Try rolling your cold seal on the corner of your marver, it'll pop off from thermal shock 90% of the time. 💙🐻

[@Spence4420]

The fade was super

[@bethanygraham8559]

Ugh I always miss it live, no chance at give aways for me lol. I'd love any tools I'm just getting started. Thanks for the info.

[@jackarmstrong4051]

WOO! THANKS GUYS!

[@JmoneyFivethousand]

Love the thread tech!

[@CornalScwarvair]

tiny blocks> everything

[@thomasrobinson6495]

i know im prolly way late but i got the gt phantom starter kit from mountain glass about 8 months ago but i had to learn the hard way not to put the claw in the kiln duh lol either way thanks for all the videos i wouldve been hopeless without them

[@electricalscience3354]

An incredible technique to make a thread! Also, really want that grabber for goblets but don't know where to buy it in Russia.

[@brandskovian5750]

In another video you said you have a Herbert Arnold torch in your shop, you use your GTT in your videos, and you said they're both good for different purposes. Which situations would you use the different torches for?

[@Saltyglass]

I’ve just gotten on the torch and need my own Cael grabbers so if there still available I would love them 🙏🏻

[@mattcareyote1746]

Phantom on the way. Would love them grabbers homie!!!

[@kylejones5556]

Love the work like always, super clean fades and very inspiring! Have you thought about making a collab with a viewer? I'd love to have a chance to send you prep and see what you create out of it.

[@HansoloToker]

Love the colors

[@mitchellchurch3385]

If you would want to fade a blue with a red would temperature be a major factor due to the different materials used to create the different colors? Such as reds made with cadmium, I believe that’s what it is, versus the colors on the blue side of the color wheel.

[@bobbyjunior8579]

I’d love that pair the claws I need to get new ones cause mine don’t even spin straight anymore it’s horrible

[@jameslong739]

On your school website do you have references for what kind of equipment to get and what would be the best to run with

[@BoneTV]

Great tips and great piece. :-)

[@beachtownarts4733]

I started blowing glass in December I'm registers on your Online school And I bought the Revere starter kit From mountain glass. I would Love a pair of those grabbers But you probably don't ship The free stuff to Canada

[@saysheate197]

Great vid!

[@JohnDoe-oc2sz]

I got into lampwork by making methed up hot rails, and continued with glass after beginning abstinence, lol.

[@JohnDoe-oc2sz]

I love the way the threads were sewed on the jar, awesome didn't think threads were nearly so possible

[@3dp_edc]

Dustin, is there a place where you have an outline of exactly what I would need to start blowing glass, I know like the torch and stuff but like I mean everything every little thing, I'm talking regulators, fittings, clamps literally any and every little thing that I would need to get started and not run into any issues of not being able to do something,

[@revereglass]

Hey Dylan. I would recommend joining the online school revereglass.com that way I can provide you will help along your journey with glass.

[@3dp_edc]

@@revereglass was already planning on it, but I was hoping to get all the equipment first so I could follow along

[@bethanygraham8559]

What are those cool rod holders you have called, and can you please tell me where I can get some?

[@plutoscastle8127]

I started a month ago or so. Really would like those grabbers 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@Straw_Hat_Gamer]

How do you get a tight seal?

[@SkinnyVinnie]

Been wanting a hand blown jar, but can’t bring myself to spend all the cash people are asking for them. Hopefully I win ur jar, I love the color choices in this project. Fingers crossed maybe I’ll win my first giveaway ever!

[@taoglassworks]

What kind of hand and arm stretches do you do?