Punties 2: How to Avoid Common Punty Problems for Glassblowing

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Troubleshooting the Punty. Includes a demonstration of making a simple, effective punty, common mistakes and how to correct them. The ultimate goal of a punty is to be so clean that it requires no cold-working when done! A good punty is a mark of hand-blown, artisanal glass, and should not need to be removed. If torching is necessary to remove sharp edges, a good punty torches quickly and cleanly.

A Punty (or Pontil or Punti) is a small amount of hot glass on the end of a steel rod that's typically attached to the bottom of an object—for example a cup—and reverses its axis so that the top can be opened.

Demonstrated by Professor Davin Ebanks at Kent State University.

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