I guess the best advice I ever got was to "keep it clean" make sure the material you are working with is shiny and free of rust and other crap.
Also, play with your puddle... lol have fun with that molten metal and practice wire movement that is natural and easy for you, once that is down, practice sharing the puddle... between the pieces.
This is the sort of language I use with my Voc students, and they seem to get it?
Maybe I'm way out there... who knows... wait I AM WAY OUT HERE>>> yikes!
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I guess the best advice I ever got was to "keep it clean" make sure the material you are working with is shiny and free of rust and other crap.
Also, play with your puddle... lol have fun with that molten metal and practice wire movement that is natural and easy for you, once that is down, practice sharing the puddle... between the pieces.
This is the sort of language I use with my Voc students, and they seem to get it?
Maybe I'm way out there... who knows... wait I AM WAY OUT HERE>>> yikes!
Jason