In this tutorial, we will learn how to sleeve colored tubing with clear. This technique not only protects the color it also gives your finished product a clean, glassy shine.
Yeah, definitely some take home moves from this one, I searched how to encase without a vacuum and this popped up, Really masterfully done, great technique and the video is super well made, high quality content here. Thanks for sharing with us man, great stuff!
Yeah, definitely some take home moves from this one, I searched how to encase without a vacuum and this popped up, Really masterfully done, great technique and the video is super well made, high quality content here. Thanks for sharing with us man, great stuff!
BIG knowledge! Thank you for the vid3o!!!!
Pleasure watching you work!
An amazing tutorial! Really clear instruction and sound technique to strive to achieve...off to practise! Thank you!
Nice job on the tutorial. Very informative! Thanks
Great video thank you
Awesome tutorial, I will definitely try that. I still need a Kiln, which one do you use or do you maybe have a suggestion for me?
You a fuckin boss glasshole.❤
Nice format in these tutorials! What was the wall thickness of the outer tube? Looked fairly thin....
Do you plan on doing anymore videos. ? Nice work.
May i know that, the clear and color is in same COE?
What would this type of encasement be used for?
This is why i quit lampworking. Making just a color tube takes an hour and people want to buy the piece for 30 bucks its crazy.