PART 2 -STAINED GLASS TOOLS! - How to use them!

[@robindudleyhowes]

Great detailed tutorial. I especially learned something about the curved convex and how to burnish without cracking the tape. thank you!

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank you for watching!

[@alisonhowson1195]

The pliers with the pads are Running Breaker pliers. The ones you call nippers are actually Grozers. You should use the flat side on the top, and pull any unbroken pieces away from the sheer.

[@carolyoung3793]

Wow , I have to say , your the best teacher, I’ve found on KZbin, another great tutorial , thanks for sharing your talent xx

[@MakenzieHallie]

THANK YOU. So so much, i'm so glad your finding my videos helpful!!! I struggled to find much of anything on youtube when I first started glass, that's what sparked this channel!! Thank you so much for watching!! So sorry this response took so long, i'm going through pages of comments youtube never notified me of!!!

[@bertkutoob]

There was a little gem of knowledge there where you said use 50:50 solder to join pieces followed by 60:40 to bead. It was for me an "ahah!" moment... Now to run off and get some 50:50... Bless you my child.... 😘😘

[@MakenzieHallie]

Happy to help!

[@beckys2977]

idk where youve been hiding but im very happy to have found finally a stain glass TEACHER i have been trying for at least a year i watch two of your videos and see EVERYWHERE that I was doing wrong THANK YOU

[@MakenzieHallie]

I'm so sorry I didn't see your comment until now!!! I'm so glad!!!! That makes me so happy, that's exactly how I felt looking on youtube before I started glass. There were no real up to date "teachers", so that means the world! I'll have another glass video coming soon, shopping and finally diving into the taurus ring saw 3!!! Thank you so much for watching!!

[@ignatiussilveira4257]

Mind blowing creativity, & mesmerizing presentation. 👌

[@MakenzieHallie]

Very kind. 🖤

[@NilShine78]

That was very informative and satisfyingly relaxing. Thank you.

[@MakenzieHallie]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🖤🖤

[@ignatiussilveira4257]

Beautiful & artistic work with a Halloween touch.

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank you so much! 🖤

[@mistigaston1860]

I’m so thankful for you!! I’m new and don’t have access to classes and you’ve walked me through starting something I’ve dreamed of doing for years. Thank you so much for being such a great teacher that shares her knowledge and craft!

[@MakenzieHallie]

You are so welcome!!! Thank you for watching!!

[@Sarah-dx5en]

I have a question that you might have answered in one of your other videos. Let's say that I sat down to work on my glass, foiled everything, then was called away by a kid and couldn't get back to it until the next day. Is there a time limit between foiling and soldering (oxidation issues)? (I assume there when applying flux) I have looked it up, but I trust your expertise. You have managed to make this complicated, overwhelming and expensive art accessible. You've given me the confidence to actually dive in and do it. What a beautiful gift- thank you!

[@MakenzieHallie]

@@Sarah-dx5en thank you so much Sarah! So glad you've found my videos helpful. So quick answer is yes and no. Lol. 1 day will be absolutely fine but longer periods like a week or two. Or a month, and then the foil is going to really oxidize to the point where it's ALOT tougher to work with and clean away the ox with flux.

[@shirleyward5230]

Never worry about repeating yourself because what you teach us is sooo important. Thank you. I’m happy to have found you.

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank you so much Shirley!!

[@jessicacarlson9437]

You make it look incredibly easy, lol. Amazing! Thank you 🙏🏽

[@MakenzieHallie]

You can do it!! 💪🖤🥰 And thank you. Lol.

[@jessicacarlson9437]

@@MakenzieHallie oh shoot, thank you!!! I have a little kit my husband bought me years ago. I have yet to try. First step 👣 🙂🖤

[@MakenzieHallie]

Dude it's so fun, you gotta just do it! ✔️lol

[@jessicacarlson9437]

@@MakenzieHallie you’re getting me really excited to try!!!!! When I get home I have to bust out the box and see what’s inside! I opened it without safety glasses & got a whole dust ball of glass in my face! I shut the box and haven’t touched it since! 🤦🏼‍♀️😆 that changes today! I want to build a whole green house from stained glass! I guess learning how to properly cut is step 1. I watched your videos only & feel like I might be able to do this! 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤 I’m going to start out small. Maybe I’ll send you my first actual piece! lol. But you can’t laugh at it.

[@MakenzieHallie]

Oh come on, laughing at the first piece is the best part! 😂 Knowing you will keep getting better and better! And totally, just have patience, enjoy the process and you can do it!

[@markwitte303]

the grozer actually worked pretty good when you pulled that tiny piece away. I dont groze with my runners.

[@MakenzieHallie]

Yea idk what it is! I just can't stand them!! Lol! But, we all have our own way of doing anything. Makes all our work beautiful and unique

[@profcarmichael]

I'm just getting started on stained glass work and this is a really excellent tutorial - so much practical advice and lots of useful tips. After a few wonky first practice pieces I can see how these will put right my newbie errors. Thanks for posting, more videos please!

[@MakenzieHallie]

Awesome!!! I'm so glad you found it helpful, it was so disappointing to not find much on youtube as far as real glass art tutorials when I first started! So glad I can fill the gap a bit! Thank you so much for watching and just keep practicing! Any questions don't hesitate to ask!!

[@profcarmichael]

@@MakenzieHallie Well ... I have watched lots of your videos now and they have been so useful! Got running pliers? Check. Ditched the gnippers? Yay! Safety glasses? On! Bought a grinding machine and practiced using it ... No more nasty edges! And have finished my first piece with which I am really pleased (there were earlier tries of which we shall not speak). I've got so much information (and confidence) from your videos and have been back to them several times. The one bit of advice I didn't follow was to put my flux in a smaller jar. And tipped the bottle over. I'm an idiot. So the general rule is now definitely 'What Would Makenzie Do?' Onwards to the next project!

[@MakenzieHallie]

@@profcarmichael oh my god I love this comment lmao!! Again, I'm so sorry I didnt see this. I just recently found hundreds of comments youtube never notified me of. or didnt approve. This being one of them! BUT I'm so glad to hear my videos are helping, and that you find yourself even coming back! And about the spilled flux 😂😂 I can admit I've absolutely done that myself before my little jar trick! Hopefully now it's been months since this comment, you are well on your way and smooth glass sailing with all steps!!!

[@ashleywhispers4331]

You’re the absolute best teacher I’ve found. Thank you so much for the clear concise and detailed info! I just like playing with it abstract stuff I can’t actually make anything lol.

[@MakenzieHallie]

aw thanks man! I appreciate that so much! Please don't hesitate to ask any questions!!! And don't be too hard on yourself! Abstract is beautiful! Practice and you can make ANYTHING! I'm still learning too! 🖤

[@vickieboechler5962]

So glad I found you-great teacher-just learning!

[@MakenzieHallie]

Welcome to stained glass!!

[@evad4395]

You are Awesome for sharing your knowledge! Thank you so much!!!!

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank YOU so much for watching!!!!!

[@bambinicreativomontessori3344]

I really enjoyed all the details you mentioned in this video 👍

[@ShrutiShiva]

Such an informative video. Thank you 💛

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@pam1557]

Thanks Awesome demo!

[@charliegregg9447]

Nice job helping stain glass enthusiasts, you gave me a few nice tips.

[@MakenzieHallie]

awesome!! So glad! Thank you for watching!!!

[@billymccaughey3741]

Love your teaching. You're really good. Much thanks!!

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank you so much! Thank you for watching!!

[@suzannebigras7071]

I save my grinder powder for cleaning my glass. Works fabulously.

[@ladylee8364]

kudos to you this was such a wonderful very very informative educational video thank you so much i lhave learned a lot you are a great teacher

[@loripeterson5403]

Love your teaching style, so far have done one project which turned out clumsy at best, but it was fun! Watching you I see all of the pitfalls and non-correct things that I was doing.

[@MakenzieHallie]

I'm so glad your enjoying my channel!! Try to not look at is as doing it wrong, more so of just a different way in which one may work out better for you. You got this! 💪 Thank you for watching!!

[@cakewhisperer7113]

Your are absolutely great👌 thanks for posting these in-depth video:) love you voice 🧡 I’m just starting to see how I like stain glass as a hobby and your videos helped alot😘

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank you!!! Im so glad they are helpful! Welcome to glass and thank you for watching!!!

[@harlanpepper]

This is great. I'm one of many getting into stained glass during The Happening and I have learned so much watching your stuff.

[@MakenzieHallie]

haha that's awesome! I'm so glad its helping!!! Thank you for watching and welcome to the community!!!

[@harlanpepper]

@@MakenzieHallie Thank you! You're such a great resource. I do have a question on the best method for cutting a V-shaped piece where the bottom of the V is pretty thin. I cut several curves in the V shape to get most the material out, but what do you do with the sharp corner? I'm afraid of splitting the V in half.

[@MakenzieHallie]

You are so welcome!!! I'm so glad your finding it helpful!!!! ok so, your going to have to put a cut in the bottom of the V, at a diagonal angle, parallel to the right side of the letter. I'm assuming you do not have a ring saw to saw the piece out? Adding an extra cut/seam at the bottom will be the only other way!- hope I described that ok!!! lol! Pretend the pieces are two blocks or something, each side a piece. Dont put a split in the middle, you want the largest area to make that cut in for strength. Follow that inside edge all the way down, on the right side of the letter!

[@yvonneschimmel453]

You have a great skill as a teacher. You are Amazing!

[@alejandrocampos4733]

Gracias por tus enseñansas, simples pero muy necesarias. El corte , el pulido, la colocacion de la cinta de plomo , la soldadura y a hutilisacion de diversas herramientas. Muy bonito video. muchas gracias. Un saludo desde las islas canarias.

[@MakenzieHallie]

¡Muchas gracias! Estoy muy contento de poder enseñar incluso en todo el mundo. Tengo que usar el traductor de Google, pero estoy aquí si tiene alguna pregunta. Muchas gracias por vernos, desde Massachusetts, EE. UU.

[@katied4102]

Thank you so much for taking the time to post this! You've saved me a lot of time and $$$!

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank you so much for watching!!! Im so glad it helped!!!! I'm so sorry this response took so long, i'm going through pages of comments youtube never notified me of!!!

[@celiajarvis3168]

Excellent teacher! also beautiful.

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank you Celia!!!!

[@christinam.6008]

Thank you so much for sharing your talent and knowledge with us! Love your videos!

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank YOU so much for watching! Just finished filming working with the taurus ring saw 3, making a couple maple leaves- one with an overlay! Hope to have it edited and up by tomorrow night! 🖤

[@christinam.6008]

@@MakenzieHallie We'll be patiently waiting!

[@MakenzieHallie]

I appreciate you!!! 🖤🖤🖤

[@firestarter2793]

Excellent maki. Amazing my lovely. Thank you so much for sharing. Sending lots of positive light and 💕

[@dawnthomsen9011]

I am a newbie and your videos are soooo helpful. Thank you!!

[@MakenzieHallie]

awesome!!! I'm so glad!!! Thank you for watching and welcome to the glass world!!!

[@terishannon3239]

Thank you so much, love to watch your videos. Can you talk about when to change the grinder head and why? Thanks so much for all you do ❤️

[@MakenzieHallie]

Definitely can do that. Thank you for watching! 🖤

[@markwitte303]

foiling is meditative. My sister can knit and crochet for hours. Fids are Fabulous.

[@Rockhound22]

Hello Makenzie, In my recent quest to learn stained glass work, I came across your videos and have been binge watching for two days now! I admire your kindness to help others learn this craft. I don’t have access to any supply stores in my area, so will start ordering my tools and supplies from your list here. Do you suggest any place to order glass online? Or would you be interested in selling some of your non iridescent glass stash!? Also, what are the work surfaces called that you use, and where to purchase? The white ruled surface that you cut on and the black rubber looking mat that you flux and solder on. Thank you again for all your knowledge sharing!

[@janellegarvella5399]

The link to the black rubber mat is in her video titled: HOW TO MAKE STAINED GLASS, START TO FINISH- Focusing on design/ stencil making! There is a link to purchase on Amazon

[@Rockhound22]

@@janellegarvella5399 thank you!

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank you for your support!! Im so glad your enjoying my videos and welcome to stained glass! Unfortunately I don't purchase online as I find it's so expensive, so I don't feel right suggesting any specific makers. However I am planning on doing a video soon, showing how I would shop online if I did, or doing an actual online haul! So keep an eye out! Thank you for watching and welcome to the glass community!

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank you Janelle!

[@Rockhound22]

@@MakenzieHallie I am so looking forward to any new videos!

[@lettyhamilton460]

Best tutorial ever ,thank you

[@MakenzieHallie]

You are so welcome!!! Thank you for watching!!!

[@SharonsPix]

I have a 4 sided folding plastic splash guard for around the grinder, called Mr Splash. It really helps!

[@MakenzieHallie]

Indeed! I have it too!

[@sylviaprudhomme5417]

Really liked. Very good instruction

[@zaklinacz70]

Im speechless - so much to learn from you and so clear and core way you said it and showed - well done :) I didnt even start yet regarding cutting glass ,soldering ect (Im in process of buying tools and needed items ect - recomended by you also ) but Im sure you gonna help us all newbies huge way :) You should be so proud of yourself :)

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad your finding them helpful!! Good luck and have fun! Thank you for watching!

[@43joan]

thank you so much for your video I am just starting out and you are a massive help

[@MakenzieHallie]

I'm so glad its helpful!! Thank you for watching!!

[@leisaalexander7530]

Awesome video

[@jeffhewton6136]

Enjoy the way you explain things and have picked up some good extra tips to use. Have been learning since August 20 and loving it. Just don't know how you do it with those nails lol.

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank you so much!!! Im glad its helpful!!! And very carefully!!! Lol!!

[@susanclark6522]

Thanks so much for your help. There’s so much to learn but you make it a little easier to understand. Where did you get your black mat you use to solder on?

[@MakenzieHallie]

Right on amazon! Just type in heat resistant or soldering mat! Thank you for watching! 🖤🙌

[@niathomas4808]

Your amazing at explaining everything this has been a super helpful video. I just wanted to ask about safe place to have your glass grinder. Im renting my home and am not sure of its ok to have, I dont know how much glass mess it could make or how much clerance from things like computers or in my craft space i have several sewing machines would it harm them to be in the same room its a small room. Or maybe could it be used outside. Any help would be appreciated.

[@moecovann]

Love your videos!!! I was wondering what type of mat You use for your work surface. Can't wait to use tip thinner and iron I got from your link. They both finally came in.

[@MakenzieHallie]

Awesome!! Have fun!! And I use a basic soldering mat for soldering! Thank you for watching!

[@Musickfreakbrown]

Great teacher!!! Is it important what the background you solder on like your black mat?

[@MakenzieHallie]

Yes and no. Understandably, if you don't have a heat resistant mat, all your solder, hot glass and flux will splash, roll around and burn the surface your working on! So if you don't care about that then it don't matter!

[@anneellicestrong2107]

Hey Makenzie...just started watching u and love the way you cut your half circles! Going to practice. Question...how can I cut a 5 point star? I really don’t want to have all the solder lines in the middle

[@MakenzieHallie]

Well, if you want a sharp star, and don't want to put breaks in, you'll need some type of ring saw. I have the Taurus ring saw 3, review on my channel, and will be reviewing the gryphon zephyr soon!

[@-ray-h]

Hi Makenzie, What temperature do you have your soldering iron set to? Also have you ever heard of using a Salammoniac Block to clean the soldering tip? Thanks for sharing...

[@MakenzieHallie]

Hi Ray! So for the sake of tough love and old irons, I do not ever share the exact temperature of my iron. My iron is old, they fluctuate and it also changes depending on what solder you're using. I will link you to my soldering school video and i will teach what to set your iron at, for each type of solder mix. That hopefully gets the info to stick and learning the why behind it, vs me just telling you what I set my iron at. 🖤 here is my soldering school video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pprUeYSDasZmpM0

[@captainsusu]

Really great information - thank you so much for sharing! Question - can ‘regular’ electronics soldering irons be used for stained glass?

[@MakenzieHallie]

As long as you can replace the tip to a stained glass tip, and have a temp control yes!

[@captainsusu]

@@MakenzieHallie no idea that existed, thank you so much Makenzie 🤗

[@MakenzieHallie]

Welcome!!

[@vndn6691]

@@MakenzieHallie Hello, what is considered a stained glass tip? Im using one of those regular electronics irons and my tips literally DISSOLVE and I have to use another tip everytime I solder

[@DeniseMorando]

what kind of sponge do you use int your grinder? Where di you place it? Between the blade and the opening?

[@lindadami243]

Thank you for explaining tinning the soldering tip! I have one of those blocks but didn't know what it was for. I saw in one video you use a clear bin to grind on (?) I have a larger version of your grinder I think, the studio grinder, do you think I should put something under it when grinding? Do you wear a mask or have a fan on when soldering? My bf makes jewelry so he has a small fume catcher he said I could use when soldering (he has a giant vent fan for himself now for when he's melting ingots)

[@lindadami243]

In not on*

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank you for watching!! And yes, I had no clue what tinner or tinning even was when I first started, but thankfully after 1 burned through tip, I believe I stumbled across it on amazon! lol!!! And absolutely, the fumes of the flux itself is most dangerous, wearing a respirator and having good air flow like your fume catcher will work great. Working with leaded solder, a lot of people think that is the dangerous part to inhale, but its not. Leaded solder becomes dangerous when heated to the point of vaporization, which will thankfully never happen with our soldering irons. lol! Flux can cause a large amount of breathing/respiratory issues so at the LEAST a mask and a fan, best case, a respirator. Again thank you for watching and I'm so sorry this response took so long, i'm going through pages of comments youtube never notified me of!!!

[@firestarter2793]

What surface do you need to be working on? Is it silicone Matt or different surfaces please? Love n light from uk

[@ruthannbrown3357]

How often do you apply tip tinner

[@MakenzieHallie]

Totally depends. Sometimes I won't need to for weeks, some days my irons being a little shit and I use it multiple times over an 8 hour soldering session!

[@raindancearts6634]

What head is your glass cutter? Do you have different heads for different uses? Do you have to replace the head often?

[@MakenzieHallie]

To be honest they dont make much of a difference if your referring to pencil grip, I will use just about whatever, 6-12, 12-20, dont matter to much! And as far as replacing, depends how much and how you use it! You should be able to get months of use from a single head! 🖤

[@raindancearts6634]

Makenzie Hallie is it toyo? Fletcher? I’m not familiar with those numbers, is that a size? Thanks, I’m such a newb.

[@MakenzieHallie]

ohhhhh I'm so sorry! Numbers don't even matter so just totally disregard that! SO again, brand and shit dont even matter. Just look at a "pistol grip" glass cutter and a "pencil grip" glass cutter. Type those both in amazon and it will pop right up, grab one of each in your price range and see what is most comfortable for you. For the sake of arthritis I will always suggest pistol grip, but that's not what I use for comfort reasons. But I will regret it long term. Your hands will seize up with age but it's a price I'm prepared to pay lol. ANYWAY, ignore brand, ignore "head size", just grab it right on Amazon. I'll attach both of my suggestions here- (Pencil grip)- www.amazon.com/Pili-Paradise-Pencil-Cutting-Mosaic-Stained/dp/B08CZN6TVT (Pistol grip)- www.amazon.com/Pack-Pistol-Grip-Glass-Cutter/dp/B073MD3DWC If you want to spend more on a Toyo or something go right ahead, but I find with glass "cutters" they all do the job. Which is not much lol! Just scoring the glass and if it scores, it scores. ya kno what I mean? Hope this helps! Be patient with yourself, you'll learn it all in time and practice! 🖤

[@deborahdaniels2870]

Hi, my question is...what are the surfaces you are using for glass cutting and/or soldering.

[@MollyDaMaula]

Love your videos, I'm constantly learning so thank you. :) Do you have a tutorial about grinding deep notches or indentations? I have small grinder bits but they sit on top of the larger one so they're far away from the reservoir which means I use my sponge to keep it wet while grinding. Is there an easier way? Maybe a Dremal tool with the glass laying in the reservoir? Don't worry, there's an extension on it so I'm not putting an electric tool in the water. lol Again, thank you. I love that you keep it simple!

[@MakenzieHallie]

Hello! Thank you so much! I go over drilling holes in my grinder bit video! Thank you for watching!

[@MollyDaMaula]

@@MakenzieHallie Great! I'll certainly look for it. :)

[@MollyDaMaula]

@@MakenzieHallie Well I'll be darned, I just watched that video and we do it the same way. I didn't know if I was doing it right or if there was a better way because I was never taught to use the smaller bits, but looks like I was on point. Thanks so much!!

[@MakenzieHallie]

Awesome! Your so welcome! There are a few ways to do it, including a normal hand drill bit, but I don't see the point when every glass artist has to have a grinder as well!

[@MollyDaMaula]

@@MakenzieHallie Being a farm girl I have pretty much every tool you can imagine. lol In fact my Husband and I have separate barns and a bunkhouse I took over for my glass. No way I could fit it all in the house! I saw an interesting video about making holes with a drill but it's def an outside project, very messy. Worked like a charm though so I think I'm going to test it out for myself, the bits weren't too costly. ;-)

[@firestarter2793]

Hello 😍 my lovely…what is significance of having quarter inch or other measurement’s of copper foil 🙏. Sending you ❤️ and light from uk my friend. Thank you so much.

[@eyesinindia]

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[@elmarochester7031]

I got everything to work on .but every time I score to cut .I can't the glass break .it is not working for me. I thought it was going to be easy. Not ease what so ever..What I'm doing wrong.. I need help

[@MakenzieHallie]

It is not easy at all. This art takes YEARS to get really comfortable with. So number 1, be patient. Number 2, practice. Practice practice practice. My first and most widely suggested tip for beginners is making sure you are starting at the absolute edge of the glass and scoring all the way off. You may think your close but just double check. 9 times out of ten that is the problem with new glass artists. What are you using to break the glass? What tool?

[@arnoudvdzwan4966]

Hi Hallie, thanks for another great video. When i make a piece i usually have a lot of waste glass (cut of pieces that are too little to use, but still a bit of a shame to throw out). I tried to give it away, but nobody wanted it :-). Do you know a good use for it ?

[@MakenzieHallie]

Absolutely. SELL IT! Keep it organized well, by color, type and texture. Then bag it up and sell it by weight online. Alot of people will snatch scraps up, for a good chunk of $, considering we don't use it all! Just Google or eBay glass scraps, take a look around and you'll get the idea of what people want and expect to pay for what.

[@countrygirl4422]

Use the glass for mosaic's.

[@m.schllkang]

Can you use any sponge? :o

[@MakenzieHallie]

Normal dish sponges suck, they dont hold water like a soldering sponge does. A sponge is one of few things I say is actually worth the extra few bucks!

[@jennifergold7950]

Do you have an air filter or anything to use while soddering?

[@markwitte303]

I have used the most low price hardware store glass to practice, But it has a very different feel and sound with cutting from art glass. Better to waste a few dollars over hundreds of dollars.

[@competitiverteam]

Put your grinder in an old fish tank. I found my tank at goodwill. Money well spent.

[@yvonneschimmel453]

You don't wear a mask to prevent smelling the glass powder as you grind the glass?

[@MakenzieHallie]

If your glass grinder is watering properly, there should be no glass powder going anywhere. 🖤

[@yvonneschimmel453]

@@MakenzieHallie ok I didnt know that. Your a wonderful teacher. Again thank you for sharing all this knowledge. I suffer from a brain tumor and I just want to make something beautiful for my home before my time . Looking forward to more of your teachings. I am very greatful

[@MakenzieHallie]

Thank you so much! I'm here for any questions you have my friend. Welcome to glass art and have fun!

[@WhattaCat]

What brand of polish do you use? I tried to find Liva but every website says out of stock. Thanks.

[@MakenzieHallie]

I don't use polish at all!

[@stanglassman]

To be clear grozers are the tool she doesn't like, she calls her running pliers grozers . Grozers are used for grozing off tiny pieces of the edge of glass and stretching lead came. With modern electric grinders it's not used as often anymore. Put the cutter oil inside it. The pistol ones do occasionally leak but the pencil and other types don't.

[@MakenzieHallie]

@stanglassman I appreciate your comment! Although I do wish you got more from this video that I worked so hard on, then just ways to correct me! Old video or not. Thank you for watching!

[@stanglassman]

Sorry about that I didn’t mean to come off as a know or all jerk. You’re a great teacher.

[@MakenzieHallie]

I know you didn't mean any harm. It's just kind of disheartening/hurtful when only the negatives are pointed out in comments. Like I said, I appreciate your comment none the less! Now that I'm years in, I'll be doing some updated videos soon!

[@alejandrocampos4733]

Tienes un nuevo SUSCRITO. chao

[@crujones4046]

When nobody’s looking she uses her finger nail to cut the glass.

[@MakenzieHallie]

😂😂😂😂👉🔪👉🔪

[@ivonneaburto7301]

Esta señora podría dedicar más tiempo a limpiar su taller que a. cuidarse las uñas, es espantosamente sucio.

[@MakenzieHallie]

No puedes ver mi taller ni debajo de mis uñas. extraño. ¡Gracias por la vista! Also, my name is Makenzie!

[@guillermosalazar6994]

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