Fuming Demonstration : Fumed Latticcino/Zanfirico Fuming fun
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- čas přidán 5. 05. 2016
- I'm not quite sure what to call this but it's something similar to a latticcino/zanfirico cane. Only, as opposed to using colored rods, fuming is done instead to create the designs inside the glass
I'm using a 9mm blowtube attached to a ~19mmX2mm piece of tubing that I flare out into a conical section, then after fuming the interior of the flare several times, I'll stripe lines of clear rod in the center (in this demo it's only 4 lines at north, south, east, and west within the flare) I'll fume again after laying the lines then condense the whole mass so it becomes a gather.
After condensing into a gather, I'll attach a punty and start to twist so the fumed portion, along with the laid down lines, start making really cool, zanfirico/latticcino-type rotations within the glass.
Great technique that can be used to make fumed horns, fumed cane, nice little pendants, whatever you can think of. Happy melting, and any questions, feel free to ask!
Also, the song is by Maxence Cyrin off of her 2010 album called Novo Piano (and of course, the original is "Where is My Mind" by the pixies!)
Thank you so much for shearing!!!! I send you a hug from Argentina!
Wow Man ! If you ever see my comment please know this was outstanding ! I have a torch and supplies coming and this is amazing. Thank you SO much ! Rick
beautiful fumes!
Thank you for your tutorial, just started a few weeks ago and have been having some trouble with fuming. This helped a bunch👍
Great tutorial! Ty for sharing! I ordered my first silver coin today and I will be giving fuming a try for the first time.
Thank u so much been lookin for this everywhere
thanks for the tutorial :) loved the music, my cousin just had a wedding that started with a guy playing that same pixies song on piano instead of traditional wedding music... was cool to hear that again.
+jambandphan03 Yeah, I love the song too! The piano is done by Maxence Cyrin off of her 2010 album Novo Piano. Glad you enjoyed :D
I loved the music also.....and of course your talents.
This was a sweet tutorial thank you I can't wait to try it!
Very nicely done. Thumbs up!
thank you.bin learnin boro marbles for 12 months.gonna try this today.thanks again
did it work ?, when i do it i cant seem to catch those colors, and silver just ends up encased looking white.
thanks! glad u made pics. thanks man!
I appreciate the tutorials! Thank you!
+The ATrain My pleasure! Glad to see some knowledge getting around in this little glass world :)
thank you sir this was a great video! and the music was spot on
i tried this method today and the cane turned out pretty awesome. Thanks again, this video is a real sensory pleaser with this song and the art being made. Im watching again atm to retain more.
Thanks for the tutorial!
beautiful
Super helpful!
Song Title is... With Your Feet On The Ground.... it’s real title is Where Is My Mind by the pixies but if Google search “with my feet on the ground my head in the air”, this piano version comes up. Cheers 🍻
What are your gas pressures set at at the regulators for O2 and LP.
Also, when 'baking it in" or any number of points in the process what type of flame are you using?
I noticed the flame chemistry change and that certainly is information that would help.
Brother is this song where is my mind??
I enjoy your tutorials and have the same torch. One question I notice you seem to work in very lightly shaded glasses for boro. Has this caused you any issues?
You know, if I'm blowing glass for more than a couple hours at a time, I notice I get a minor headache. I used to have shade 5 tinted glasses and recommend those for sure. It's a trade off between higher visibility during fuming and better protection for other techniques/things I'm doing on the torch.
Mike Yazel Either get shade 3 or 5. I would HIGHLY recommend that you do not do what this guy is doing. He's working just using Dydimium with no shade, which is very harmful to your eyes when fuming. Most people will tell you if you're fuming, then shade 5 is the way to go. Don't use a worse lens just because you can't see. Get better lighting in your studio if that's the problem. A $30 shop light is better and cheaper than not being able to see right because you were too lazy to go buy a light.
A shade 3 lens is what is in those glasses you see him wearing
Although I think he mentioned he recommends a shade 5 lens in his previous comment.
Those glasses are shade 3 lens, I own a pair and have been glassblowing for thousands of hours with no i'll effects to eyesight.
Are you located in Los Angeles? I really enjoyed your video. I am looking for local glassblowers in the area i am out in Santa Clarita and google has not done me any justice.
Could you please post the music credit?
Thx!
Dude I have to know what's the name of the mix of your soundtrack to this video
The real song is by The Pixies and it’s Called “Where Is My Mind” but Google “With my feet on the ground my head in the air”, and this piano version will pop up. The video is of a skateboarder Straight up rippin through the city. Cheers 🍻
Try this trick and spin it
Intro song?
It's a piano version of the Pixies 'Where is my mind' I think.
you should talk in your tutorials
Thats too much silver. A lighter coat would give better colors.
Yup. I started getting brighter blue when i just put one light layer of silver and then clear (dots) over it.