These pieces here have movable parts.Two of the pieces have free spinning marbles and the other one is stripper that moves up and down the pole.Thanks for looking at my gallery......Nate
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Well- I started blowing glass in 1998 with Sean Stirling(Smiley) in Boulder Colorado.After being really poor in CO. I decided to move back to Philly.I guess I just missed the city life and I was tired of not being able to eat after 10 at night. The first couple of years in Philly were pretty rough but I ran in to some good people and shit started poppin' off.One thing led to another and I built Philly Glass Works.So with having focus for 7 and half years shit finally worked out.I would like to say thanks to -first and foremost- Smiley for teaching me in the begining and All the other glass blowerers in Philly that helped me out too ....Peace...(I'm focused man!)
http://www.phillyglassworks.com
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Aaight
The goblet on the right is my favorite. You should show it, instead of keeping it all to yourself at yo house.
» Posted by
JoshuaOpdenaker
on 3/15/2006 12:47:23 PM.
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very interesting
love the movement idea, i have played with it a bit, but was putting teflon between parts so they didnt rub. what is the wear like if they are played with a bit?
ro
» Posted by
RoSGlassWorld
on 3/15/2006 5:03:48 PM.
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more sick stuff
man do you ever quit!!!!!!
» Posted by
SeanStirlingSmiley
on 3/15/2006 7:14:54 PM.
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$$$$$$$$$$$$
****** that shit is sick Nate..........!
» Posted by
SeanStirlingSmiley
on 7/1/2006 1:38:12 AM.
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The stripper piece is Tight!
As well as the other two, but you gotta give it up for the twirly action! High Five for Strippers!
Aloha No Ka Oi!
Ben
» Posted by
BenBurton
on 8/10/2006 11:41:40 PM.
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Great work...
» Posted by
BrettHoerr
on 10/31/2007 3:12:31 PM.
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