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Nice work. Basically that's how it's done. I did it for many years. If you ever have to do it again, try snapping tube supports to glass, make sure the bases of supports lay flat on acrylic, once all look good put glue on supports and lay neon in place again, make sure all bases have full contact to acrylic, let dry and you ready for wiring.My grandfather in the picture.

In my youth I adapted my film camera to a pinhole camera, I made a small hole on camera body protector cap and put it on, worked good. I wish I could do that now, but when my digital camera doesn't see a lens gets upset......

This is great, that's how I make my espressos, I found a good brand of instant espresso coffee, and use same method. Thanks

this is delicious soup, green soup.defenetly with traditional chouriço, but one has to do with what one has.a little different from the way I make it, Will try it. thanks

nice. I often thought about using a media projector to print pics, just make the image negative and should work.

This is very cool, yesterday I used regular bubble stuff, got a couple of them, tonight I'm going to try a recipe very similar to yours.your bubbles look a lot better then mine. :-)

very cool! Have you ever carved one of those pencils that are all graphite, no wood?

I know this is a couple of years too late, but I bought a 9x12 tile, I figure that was baked at more then 1200 degrees, so I work on it and bake piece right on it. a lot of times I do multiple bakes on one piece, so I want to buy a second tile so I don't have to wait to finish baking and cool down.

Cool! and yea, neon dieing, I am a 3rd generation glass bender, no longer do glass.

Those look and I bet they taste great!I think dark chocolate would work good too.congrats

One could steampunk it and be part of a costume.

Great idea, here in the states can't find many 2cv headlights, but adequate replacements are available.thanks

They look really great! Have you ever thought of using ground rod for the tips? They are about 1/2" diameter, solid copper. Would last, probably need less then 2".