Lampwork Ventilation at Rick Lewis blog

Lampwork Ventilation. There are two ways to approach hollow work when flameworking. I want to do a good job on my ventilation this time around. Even if you are outside in a sheltered area, it is important to ensure that the airflow in your work area is carrying the. This page is intended to show the pros and cons of various ventilation schemes, and detail our own setup. It can be simple and inexpensive and it can be complicated and expensive. Look at the ventilation primer linked in here and follow it well. I would suggest replacing the corrugated sections with as much smooth wall ducting as you can. The fuel used to supply the torch flame (usually propane) does not combust. It is one of the most important pieces of equipment you will need if you are working inside. Looks like you have a pretty good handle on the ventilation. Proper ventilation is necessary in all studios using a bench burner, (or torch). Ventilation is very, very important for lampworking! 99% of inline grow room fans and attic fans are not sufficient to properly vent a. At my old studio i just used an existing fan and it wasn't very good. You can either start with hollow tubing and heat to reshape it into your desired form, or make a small steel blowpipe and build the neck of the vessel right on the tube with a hot gather of glass.

Ventilation is very, very important for lampworking! I want to do a good job on my ventilation this time around. Proper ventilation is necessary in all studios using a bench burner, (or torch). Looks like you have a pretty good handle on the ventilation. You can either start with hollow tubing and heat to reshape it into your desired form, or make a small steel blowpipe and build the neck of the vessel right on the tube with a hot gather of glass. There is an ace hardware down the street and i. Ventilation is one of the most researched questions in lampworking when setting up a workspace. 99% of inline grow room fans and attic fans are not sufficient to properly vent a. Look at the ventilation primer linked in here and follow it well. The fuel used to supply the torch flame (usually propane) does not combust.

Lampworking Ventilation Guide — Michel Sun Photography Lampwork

Lampwork Ventilation Even if you are outside in a sheltered area, it is important to ensure that the airflow in your work area is carrying the. There is an ace hardware down the street and i. You can either start with hollow tubing and heat to reshape it into your desired form, or make a small steel blowpipe and build the neck of the vessel right on the tube with a hot gather of glass. Looks like you have a pretty good handle on the ventilation. It is one of the most important pieces of equipment you will need if you are working inside. I would suggest replacing the corrugated sections with as much smooth wall ducting as you can. It can be simple and inexpensive and it can be complicated and expensive. Ventilation is one of the most researched questions in lampworking when setting up a workspace. Ventilation is very, very important for lampworking! At my old studio i just used an existing fan and it wasn't very good. The fuel used to supply the torch flame (usually propane) does not combust. This page is intended to show the pros and cons of various ventilation schemes, and detail our own setup. There are two ways to approach hollow work when flameworking. I want to do a good job on my ventilation this time around. 99% of inline grow room fans and attic fans are not sufficient to properly vent a. Proper ventilation is necessary in all studios using a bench burner, (or torch).