Pulled cups, quick and clean - chapters in description

[@michelleplucinsky]

Nice job! As a glassblower and business owner in the glass arts, I appreciate your attention to detail and easy to follow guidelines that work. I will definitely set aside time for new employees to view these videos as part of their training.

[@glassblowersguide]

Michelle Plucinsky thanks for the compliments, Michelle! If you're looking for even more training videos, visit www.GlassblowersGuide.com/courses.html and you'll find a 6 hour, 22 lesson course designed for intermediate/advanced level glassblowers. There's lots more info in there than I can fit in these shorter YT videos!

[@chrisstowe1528]

Thank you for doing these videos. They are helpful.

[@glassblowersguide]

Chris Stowe You're very welcome!

[@chrisstowe1528]

I will look forward to seeing more of them.

[@glassblowersguide]

By the way, Chris, I do sell a 6+ hour instructional video series that's meant to help intermediate-level glassblowers really reach that next level of understanding and ability. You can check out www.GlassblowersGuide.com to find a link for that. Feel free to email me if you've got questions.

[@chrisstowe1528]

Glassblower's Guide I will check it out! Thanks!

[@paulchasse9630]

Great Video! very information dense and informative

[@glassblowersguide]

Thanks Paul... and also thanks for all the time you spent digging up info for me at the Rakow Library. You librarians make it so easy to take advantage of that fantastic resource!

[@paulchasse9630]

Your welcome Nicolaj. Anytime, we are always happy to help!

[@steeleplatt5301]

Darn, wanted to see the finished product

[@glassblowersguide]

You know, I probably should have at least shown that but I just really wanted to focus on a good setup, which is what makes the actual opening easy. One day I'll make a video specifically about doing just though!