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Old 2007-10-21, 9:11pm
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I have added a few pieces of equipment to my lampworking studio at my home. A Gloryhole, A Glassblowing bench and everything else I need to blow glass at Home. Way Too Much FUN!!! Here's a couple pics of my setup:





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Old 2007-10-21, 9:17pm
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Nice job- I am so jealous! It looks like you'll have lots of fun blowing!

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Old 2007-10-21, 9:18pm
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So is that in SR or Gualala? I just noticed your location. My dad's also a glassblower and I know if I show him your pics he'll be jealous too.
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Old 2007-10-21, 9:29pm
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Hi Kelly,

This setup is in San Ramon, but I also have a lampworking setup in Gualala.
Thanks!
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Old 2007-10-21, 9:38pm
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Very cool. I go mushroom hunting up near Gualala- it's beautiful there. I think there's a guy named Sonny Creswell that my dad knows, who does glass out by the coast but I'm not sure where. Anyhow, it looks like you'll have lots of glass fun no matter where you are!
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Old 2007-10-21, 10:01pm
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There is alot of really tasty mushrooms up there. One of my good friends in Gualala is a mushroom expert along with a long time Bead Artist.
Yum! I'm hungry just thinking about mushroom soup!
I haven't heard of Sonny, but if He is blowing glass on the coast, you know he's having a good time!
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Old 2007-10-22, 5:55am
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very nice!!!! what kind of crucible furnace do you have?? annealer?? your bench looks sweet. where is your yoke?
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Old 2007-10-22, 7:51am
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Hi Mark,

I have a AIM 50lb wire melter that will sit inside my shop that you see in the background. I am using my large top opening glass fusing kiln for my annealer
until I build a front opening annealer. I built the bench from an old stainless steel stand as the base which I added electrical conduit that I bent as the rails. Then I made the seat and the tool bench on the side.
I made the yoke so that it would slide in and out from under the gloryhole
through carriers that have finger set screws so it is adjustable and it stores
itself when not in use. If you look in the pictures at the front of the gloryhole you can see the horizontal bar and the yoke.
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Old 2007-10-22, 3:59pm
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Very nice setup! So have the neighbors peeked over to see what the noise is yet?
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Old 2007-10-22, 4:38pm
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Thanks Anne,

There isn't any noise except us laughing because we're blowing glass in my backyard. Seriously, The gloryhole is very quiet.
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How fun!
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Old 2007-10-26, 10:37pm
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Wow that is so very cool. I had no idea you could set up a glory hole like that. The next thing I am thinking is I am going to need a bigger space and how long is it going to take me to save up enough dough to roll in it like that.
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How does the BBQ fit into the picture?
Guess what we will be doing next trip down ol' buddy boy!
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Old 2007-11-04, 9:09pm
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How does the BBQ fit into the picture?
Guess what we will be doing next trip down ol' buddy boy!
Bring down a Tri-Tip and I will show ya how the BBQ fits in....!
A couple passes through the Gloryhole and the Meat will be Perfect!
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Old 2007-11-04, 9:27pm
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That is TOO sweet!!!!! I have a crucible kiln and glory hole, but right now I have no place to set it up. Argh. Sucks. Can I come play with you? I'll bring meat.
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Old 2007-11-05, 10:54pm
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Thanks Tink! Come on over, we'll "Q" it up! And blow some Glass! Hope you find your Studio space soon .
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Old 2007-11-07, 9:23pm
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Bring down a Tri-Tip and I will show ya how the BBQ fits in....!
A couple passes through the Gloryhole and the Meat will be Perfect!
Would if I could as we are getting a steer this year, but the border would have a few things to say about it.
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