Absolutely Stunning Hand-Made Stained Glass Kaleidoscope

This kaleidoscope is a precise instrument made out of optical mirrors and stained glass.
A couple of simple video tutorials:
• Creating a Mesmerizing...
• How to Make a Stunning...
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[@minayanny87]

Impressive! You are getting more and more seasoned at this fast! I love it

[@catbat06]

Hey! This is awesome. I followed you other tutorial and made a pretty great basic kaleidoscope. What are the functional differences between this one and your previous prototypes? Fantastic work and thank you for sharing 😊

[@my-pixels]

Thank you for your comment, I hope you enjoyed making your own kaleidoscope! The difference is that I used real glass mirrors for this one. Check out this video if you'd like to build something next level czcams.com/video/qzFX29IhBl4/video.html

[@catbat06]

@@my-pixels so are the patterns coming in through filter sections down the side still? And a gem at the end? I am particularly unable to understand how you made the curly little symbol I see projected around at certain points. Very cool 😎

[@my-pixels]

@@catbat06 Yes, the light comes in through the white glass and everything else are just reflections.

[@jenniejane6481]

pls tutorial this looks amazing

[@my-pixels]

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[@gfx909]

Great Job, and thank you for sharing! Where did you buy the stained glass sheets?

[@SpiriScope_Kaleidoscopes]

Thank you! I buy stained glass from local suppliers in Vancouver. You can find one closer to you by simply googling stained glass. Almost all of them offer shipping.

[@santhoshkumarr4666]

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[@deepdas2004]

Tutorial bro. 👍

[@my-pixels]

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[@deepdas2004]

Give tutorial broo..

[@edenhomestead5382]

Was this a build you did? Or was it a purchase?

[@my-pixels]

I made it.

[@edenhomestead5382]

I'm so happy to hear that! It means you've broken through big time on your kaleidoscope builds. I picked up a whole Bunch of tools, as well as 1st surface mirror and acrylic mirrors to give it a go as well. Thank you for sharing your builds with us on YT. Your results look astounding!@@my-pixels I hope that you continue to share your how to videos, because they are fantastic! Move over David Sugich! ;)

[@my-pixels]

@@edenhomestead5382 Thank you for the kind words. I hope I'll have time in the near future to make new tutorials. It takes a lot of time unfortunately.

[@princehawker2072]

How are you etching the first surface mirrors?

[@gasadedae5344]

Would you mind sharing the name of the white glass? The one for the light to pass through. Amazing job btw!

[@my-pixels]

Sure. I use different glasses but I believe the one that I used for this kaleidoscope is called solid white opal. It's not as beautiful as more expensive glass though.

[@gasadedae5344]

​@@my-pixelsTy, still amazing.

[@gasadedae5344]

@@my-pixels also, how much did you spend to fabricate this small scope?

[@my-pixels]

@@gasadedae5344 I spent a lot because I had to buy different stained glass sheets, first surface mirrors, high quality soldering iron with expensive lead free solder. The precise glass cutting table alone costs $500. It also takes some time to make it, so take it into account as well.