How to cut large circles in glass

[@anngolding6760]

Thanks so much clear instructions x

[@FiredGlass]

Thank you Ann, thanks for watching.

[@dorothywoods2541]

Thank you so much for yet another great video. I love watching them and picking up lots of useful hints and tips.

[@FiredGlass]

That's great to hear Dorothy, thank you for watching and for commenting to let us know. We appreciate it.

[@kristycannon7923]

Thanks for sharing how this particular tool works! Hope you will also show us a step by step video on your gorgeous rabbit moon you showed off at the beginning of this video! :)

[@FiredGlass]

Thanks for watching Kristy. We are filming next week a similar project so stay tuned.

[@ProfessorDesiree]

Oh, yes, I’d also love to see a tutorial of the rabbit moon or a similar project. Just got my first kiln and I’m itching to get started. I have been a long-time subscriber but your channel came back into my feed b/c of your video where you show us how to prep kiln molds.

[@FiredGlass]

@@ProfessorDesiree thank you. Exciting times ahead for you!

[@rareandwonderfull]

Very nice! Both the rabbits at the start and the perfect cut at the end. I see from your bandage that both of us have been working on our digits also! LOL! This past week the table saw kicked a board back at me, ripped the tips of 2 fingers and thumb off including chunks of finger nails. I bandaged up and kept on working, but even at that I truly had what the British call a bloody mess! 😄😄😄 The pain is much diminished now, so things aren't all bad! LOL!

[@FiredGlass]

Oh bless. You win on the injury stakes, mine was just a small glass cut. I've never liked table saws, scary things. Hope your digits soon heal.

[@rareandwonderfull]

@@FiredGlass 😄😄

[@rareandwonderfull]

@@FiredGlass It would be nice to see the rabbit bowl being made, THAT had to be a challenge! The moments of frustration could be edited out! LOL! Oftentimes, my most complex sculpting projects seemed like children, in my projects "infancy" they are just hard, uncomplicated work, my projects then reach their "adolescent" stage, very complicated, extreme caution needed to not damage many days and weeks of work, infuriating at times, then my projects enter the adult phase where they are so beguilingly lovely and precious, that it tears at me to send them on to the customer. I believe the Michelangelo referred to his projects as his children. Creating beautiful, difficult art projects is not merely a process, a job, it's that drive to make every project the best that it can be with no regard to how many hours/weeks,/ months needed to complete. In years past I have thought of it as "entering my artist cave" I dare not be disturbed by ringing phones, or people coming, progress is much better when i am alone at my workbench. And finally, after we pass on, we want a legacy of fine work to be remembered by. Thy will be done ON EARTH as it is IN HEAVEN.

[@FiredGlass]

Totally this. Project evolve over time and can increase in complexity and difficulty. The downside with KZbin is showing the passage of time. Some pieces that take weeks to complete because of the number of processes involved and the waiting time before the next stage can be started don't make good video.

[@rareandwonderfull]

@@FiredGlass yes, this afternoon while walking our bulldog, I was visualizing the challenge of cutting/sawing out those little rabbits. The, suddenly I realized that they can be made by pouring molten glass into molds instead of cutting??

[@AnnetteRintelmann]

Thanks so much

[@gailkops5644]

I just LOVE your videos - always clear instructions, great tips, and such useful information. Well done as always! Thanks

[@FiredGlass]

Thank you Gail that’s great to hear. 🙌