Making Sherlock Pipes — Volume 1
Follow a two-piece bubbler Sherlock build, including color preparation and latticino pulling with a cordless drill.
Follow hand-blown borosilicate wine goblets with stem-pulling and base work in an original studio demonstration.
For artists with basic hollow-glass and vessel-forming skills. Practice even rotation and heat control before tackling a tall stemmed form.
Practice requires an oxygen-fuel torch, compatible borosilicate glass, suitable tools, an annealing kiln and a properly planned work area. See the equipment guide, studio guide and boro eye protection guide.
A topic overview of the original instructional video.
Study how the bowl, stem and base relate to one another.
Watch the glass-handling sequence behind a pulled stem.
Follow the base work that completes the vessel.
The original studio lesson demonstrates vessel-making techniques through hand-blown wine goblets.
Study the original glassworking demonstrations, pause at a difficult step, then return to the sequence as your own skills develop.
Read about Boro Mastery and the original series →
For current equipment operation and material requirements, use the relevant manufacturer’s instructions alongside the original studio lesson.
Intermediate lampworkers. For artists with basic hollow-glass and vessel-forming skills. Practice even rotation and heat control before tackling a tall stemmed form.
The full lesson runs approximately 50 minutes. The video on this page is a free preview.
Making Borosilicate Wine Goblets costs $49 USD as an individual lesson. Check Gumroad checkout for any applicable taxes.
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Follow a two-piece bubbler Sherlock build, including color preparation and latticino pulling with a cordless drill.
Watch Brian from Heaven’s Glass build a five-piece opposing-spiral Sherlock with dichroic glass, mallard and cobalt blue.
Learn vessel-forming and wall control through borosilicate glass jars, with latticino, ribbon latticino and color work.