Glass Engraving for Beginners - Part 6 - Rotary Tool Speed Settings

[@kathyb1188]

I asked a question on a previous video…the. Just found this which answers my question, thank you.

[@whatktmadenext]

Glad if it helps and let me know how you get on. We have a (currently very) small Facebook group if you would like to join where we can share information and advice facebook.com/groups/472767204854879/?ref=share

[@marieorourke7398]

That's a great explanation thanks.....off to practice now shortly ☺️

[@JuanSoto-jd8cu]

thanks for the video! Where can I get the pieces of glass?

[@whatktmadenext]

I get glass from all sorts of places; Charity shops, people selling items on-line (often Marketplace), a local glazier gives me off-cuts and saves up any pieces that he thinks I could use. Sometimes I use bottles, and a local hotel keeps unusually shaped bottles for me to use. If I am looking for a better quality glass, I have a supplier who sells wholesale to engravers. All depends what I am looking for really.

[@neilhawkins1]

What would a good starter kit comprise of please?

[@whatktmadenext]

You honestly don't need all that many bits to get started. As a minimum, 2 or 3 spherical diamond bits in a range of sizes from say 1.5mm up to 4mm. A diamond rats tail for fine lines. A green silicon carbide stone is useful as is a white arkanses stone. Apart from that, a couple of rubber polishing bits and you should be able to make a good start. I do have another video which might be useful for you, Part 2 in this series - link below. Good luck with your engraving kzbin.info/www/bejne/gomsfZWIotWFobM

[@ASGgeri]

Hello! The index picture I want to make it. Can you send the link? Have a nice day 🙂

[@whatktmadenext]

I'm sorry. That is just something I draw by myself. I would have been happy to draw out one and send it to you, but I can't work out how to do that. If I ever find out how, I will certainly send it to you.

[@whatktmadenext]

I think this is the best I can do for you. You should be able to download the drawing and I hope it is helpful. facebook.com/326871748113783/posts/904150143719271/

[@ASGgeri]

@@whatktmadenext OMG thank you soooooo much ❤️❤️!

[@sixgrigsby8615]

Copper wheel and slurry sounds very interesting to say the least

[@whatktmadenext]

Really not sure how it will go. Should be fun though.

[@RonSnayberger]

You need a better microphone. You information is excellent

[@whatktmadenext]

Thank you. I know sound quality is important and I will continue to work on that., I hope that it did not spoil your experience too much.