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This is great stuff!! As a hobbyist glassblowing and 3d-printer, this is exactly the kind of content I’ve been looking for. Thanks!
by itsEtai 7y ago
This is great stuff!! As a hobbyist glassblowing and 3d-printer, this is exactly the kind of content I’ve been looking for. Thanks!
- itsEtai 7y agoI did some pate de verre lost wax casting to make glass armguards a while back but they turned out too rough to wear. 3d printing might be the answer! (Check out my attempt here: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bk45IFqBhbL/?igshid=16fgxi4oubhod https://www.instagram.com/p/Bk45IFqBhbL/?igshid=16fgxi4oubho...)
- samplatt 7y agoI'm curious about the too-rough-to-wear bit. Would an extra (leather/plastic) layer below the glass be impossible?
- dezork 7y agoPâte de verre is typically rougher than kilncasting from a larger billet, because you're fusing glass granules without fully melting them together. So you could get a smoother surface just by adjusting the peak kiln temperature. But yea, certainly you could add a leather wrap underneath.