Custom Glass Is Blown For Drew's 200 Year Old Lamp | Salvage Hunters: The Restorers

[@martinvegas1327]

I could watch stuff like this all day long!

[@longdatedoptionsleaps6112]

It’s just great to see young people keeping up an ancient skill and trade like glass blowing .

[@marcinagy6468]

I worked with glass for a short time. It's really a craft you need to learn for several years, I think. Molten glass has a consistency unlike anything else, one really needs to develop a feel for it.

[@avrilbowler8755]

This is absolutely fascinating. Great viewing.

[@rosemariecomtois2839]

I enjoyed watching the glass blower at work...it is like watching absolute magic ( with a Purpose ) .

[@arkadashi]

What a beautiful piece!!!!

[@evitavangrava2423]

0:20 and 0:27 Wow, she can change quickly!

[@anteeker]

And then after that she`s changed back!

[@4TheRecord]

It's like she stripped off the shirt and replaced it while walking along the street.

[@donnaallgaier-lamberti3933]

That restore is gorgeous!

[@longdatedoptionsleaps6112]

Just a great video, please keep posting content like this !!

[@Maxigirl5523]

Very skilled work and a great result.

[@davidsnyder2000]

That is incredibly hard work for both trades. Most definitely a “mission impossible”. If your paid to spend all the time in the world to fix that globe then life is no problem. But if your trying to do it on a budget, you end up working for $2/hr. Being an autobody man, I know how much time and patience you need to work metal and then working autobody filler as needed. I can’t imagine how much time both trades spent rebuilding that globe. I have a lot of patience, but not as much as required to do that job. I’m guessing 50-75 hours went into fixing that mess, between both parties. That’s one expensive light, ouch😄 Came out really nice I think👍 Those are some seriously talented, skilled and patient People 😊

[@kellensimonedossantos8442]

F A N T A S T I C O...Que trabalho maravilhoso a restauração e o trabalho do vidro amei mais Kë tüüüdööö o cara é a moça são gênio uma alquimia. Ou melhor um bálsamo na alma assistir a transformação parabéns

[@lisacooper8240]

wow so beautiful. this is so amazing

[@brozbro]

cut off just when the glass blowing was completing. how did they get the globe inside the frame?

[@geoffdundee]

Rich Broz ....the glass bubble that was blown and shaped in the mould would have been cut as individual panels to fit into the globe shaped metal frame - as was the original.

[@brozbro]

@@geoffdundee Too bad that wasn't on the video. Can't imagine how it was done on a globe.

[@geoffdundee]

@@brozbro ......when you look at the mould.........the panel for the shape of globe insert (panel) is white (thats the main surface inside the mould...) like a segment from an orange....after it was blown to fill that shape it wouldve been cut and fitted into metal frame- "as the original was" ie;putty inbetween sections.........there are time constraints with any tv series and alot of editing has to be done...most ends on the cutting room floor as they say

[@brozbro]

@@geoffdundee I understand all that. I've seen many glass blowing videos. I've seen many glass cutting videos. I've never seen a blown glass globe cut into sections. I can't even picture how that is done. Simply saying "it wouldve been cut and fitted into metal frame" is a useless over-simplification.

[@geoffdundee]

@@brozbro .....the originals were cut and fitted into the frame with putty........how can it be an over simplification to say that a similar process was used to make and fit the replacement panels?

[@johncarmon9528]

She probably could have found someone with an idea about removing the putty but someone destroyed the yellow pages

[@bobstirling6885]

She has obviously never heard of a dremel....could have removed the old putty in minutes rather than hacking with a chisel.

[@MDeLorien]

Absolutely brilliant 🖤👏🏻🖤👏🏻🖤👏🏻🖤👏🏻🖤

[@sre331l]

why didn’t she use a dremel with a brass knarl to remove the putty, it wouldn’t damage the metal frame.

[@mossmokwena5032]

Best restoration excellent 👌 🙌

[@JonBlondell]

They real artists!

[@ginarozario8945]

I have a very old brass lamp that's was passed down to me by my dad. However when i was small i broke the glass. I wished i could get someone to make me a new lamp glass. 😔

[@procatprocat9647]

I would have used a Dremel on that rock hard putty

[@aucourant9998]

Gorgeous.

[@4TheRecord]

Wasn't the original glass clearer?

[@murielhanby6516]

Fascinating!!!!!

[@patprop74]

1:30 ops, It began in the 19th century and by the 1860's it was fashionable lol

[@bobstirling6885]

the 1860s are in the 19th century....

[@patprop74]

@@bobstirling6885 True.

[@jonwatson9765]

How do you replace the bulb? No mention of a door. Does the top come off somehow? They edit out too much, if this was in the original.

[@catboattwo]

You can see the door at 8:56.....

[@marcelahraste]

wowwwwwwwwwwwww...beautiful.

[@richardlock5839]

Found this one to be a bit pants - when he turned the light on it got darker in the room I think 😂

[@shonamcwilliam4171]

Wow.

[@lionlion7298]

ça gaz! 😉👍🇫🇷

[@billbrowning50]

In the beginning she said “no cracks”, but as she’s working on the glass, obviously there are cracks

[@rossi6113]

SO WHAT????????

[@Evolve_windows]

Yeah because she broke them 😂

[@MaximilianonMars]

She was referring to the metal

[@damndman2009]

I make things like this all the time, but no one likes them. Maybe one day people will appreciate my work...

[@arkadashi]

Hi there!! Where do you sell your wares??? Would love to see it!!!!

[@Evolve_windows]

You put that in a steam box that glass and putty will just fall out what restoration expert don’t no this 😂 Woman don’t expect any help on a Tuesday 😝

[@aileenjoelvlog4063]

Hellow

[@bootlegbanana9786]

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[@nandosudco1234]

Comen pertama 🖐️