Studio Demonstrations: Tim Drier

[@nolansykinsley3734]

I really like these videos, but I have a suggestion. The glasses that glass workers wear filter out the orange light in the flame that sodium emits so they can see what they are doing. Maybe you should get a filter for the camera that does the same, not all the cameras, just like the close up ones.

[@catman72]

That was beautiful. thanks for teaching how to make a perfect glass ring. I needed that!

[@zdfsbnsdfn]

please get didymium camera filters

[@logandecorate1124]

Congratulations on your new venture on KZbin I'm subscribed to your channel. Logan.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching, Logan!

[@stevens2340]

Thanks Tim!

[@efesto61]

Salve maestro, mi complimento per la sua arte ed è un piacere seguirla. Mi dice, per favore, dove acquistare un forno per far raffreddare i lavori? Grazie.

[@Bowtie41]

Mesmerizing.I'm going to try my hand at glass and have a couple questions.What torch are you using?Can I get one that lets me use my oxy/acetylene I already have,or is propane more economical?Is there any type of glass I can do that don't need annealing so I can save money while trying to decide if I can do/like glasswork?I have about 100lbs of old window glass laying around.Can that be melted/reused?Thank You for your time,and congrats on your great skill !

[@sparkdatbong]

i want to do glass blowing soo bad like ive seen my parents do it and there friends and it looks soo cool but i dont know if id be able to spin the glass fast enough with the tendon damage i have in my hands

[@jackiee5716]

is he from ny originally?

[@cinaasgharzadeh308]

This man loves a loud flame. It's like a bad habit learned early. But still, he's doing more than I can lol

[@loscoglass]

it depends on the torch too, carlisles arent the quietest torches.