I am always up to learning new things, and if it turns into a profitable hobby, then I'll pursue it even further. A hobby my wife got me hooked on a few months ago was glass working. So far I'm just working with solid pieces (molten non-the-less), and will start blowing in a couple of months or so. Here are some wine-stoppers and shift knobs I've made for myself and family in the last few months.

 

 

 (Can anyone tell me whats behind the glass pieces in the 4th picture down? )

 

 

 

 

Edited March 20, 201411 yr by Miles

That's hot man

VERY awesome!  I spy a rotor sitting there too.

That rotor is wider than remember them being.

Glass working is a lot of fun. Can get almost unbearable in the summer standing in front of the "glory hole" where you re-heat pieces (2500 degrees F).

Edited March 20, 201411 yr by Miles

I like that rotor. LOL, been a rotorhead for years.

Do we have other RX people here?

man those are purty & colorful

 

 

nice rotor there , show us some more of that

Beautiful glass work!

 

Yeah Aaron, I'm a big fan of the rotary engines.  Don't own an RX tho...

 

 

This is one of my favorite rotary engine videos tho.....  1664 HP 4 rotor engine

 

Sorry to threadjack brother....

Beautiful glass work!

 

Yeah Aaron, I'm a big fan of the rotary engines.  Don't own an RX tho...

 

 

This is one of my favorite rotary engine videos tho.....  1664 HP 4 rotor engine

 

Sorry to threadjack brother....

Awesume vidieo!