Another wannabe Basement Bandit....

wrote:

Have you considered trying to learn
kilnforming?

I was going to ask you the same thing.

wrote in message
...
The information I offer has been available on my websites for years
and more is being added constantly. If you think the information is
wrong, ignore it or contest it. Hundreds of others have made a
personal effort to send me their thanks for providing it and for
helping them improve their skills and expand their business.

My ego is just fine and needs no fine tuning or adjustment. I don't
expect your support nor do I need you to "cut me a break". I have
always, and will always, oppose the kind of antiquated misinformation
dispensed under the misguided view "We do this way because we've
always done it this way" - just as I have always, and will always,
oppose the elitist attitudes towards new aspiring artisans that you so
disdainfully refer to as "basement bandits". Those you chose to
denigrate and insult, I chose to encourage. While you and your
"associates" here work so hard to keep competition from entering the
field, I work equally hard to coach and assist them into the game. I
don't know what your goal is, but mine is to bring more hobbyists,
more artisans, and more retailers into the glass community. You work
towards your goal in your way and I'll work towards my goal in my
way. Adapt or die.


Ah, yes. Now I remember why it is that you are the most reviled, ridiculed,
despised, and hated SOB in all of the glass industry.

And you're not likely to lose that top billing anytime soon.

On Dec 26, 1:43 pm, " Moonraker" wrote:
wrote in message

...



The information I offer has been available on my websites for years
and more is being added constantly. If you think the information is
wrong, ignore it or contest it. Hundreds of others have made a
personal effort to send me their thanks for providing it and for
helping them improve their skills and expand their business.

My ego is just fine and needs no fine tuning or adjustment. I don't
expect your support nor do I need you to "cut me a break". I have
always, and will always, oppose the kind of antiquated misinformation
dispensed under the misguided view "We do this way because we've
always done it this way" - just as I have always, and will always,
oppose the elitist attitudes towards new aspiring artisans that you so
disdainfully refer to as "basement bandits". Those you chose to
denigrate and insult, I chose to encourage. While you and your
"associates" here work so hard to keep competition from entering the
field, I work equally hard to coach and assist them into the game. I
don't know what your goal is, but mine is to bring more hobbyists,
more artisans, and more retailers into the glass community. You work
towards your goal in your way and I'll work towards my goal in my
way. Adapt or die.

Ah, yes. Now I remember why it is that you are the most reviled, ridiculed,
despised, and hated SOB in all of the glass industry.

And you're not likely to lose that top billing anytime soon.

Enjoy your little delusion - while I continue to expand the Brady
businesses.

On Dec 26, 11:50*am, wrote:
*I
don't know what your goal is, but mine is to bring more hobbyists,
more artisans, and more retailers into the glass community. *

you use the term "retailers" loosely yet when questioned in the past
you refuse to name any "retailers".
What retailers? Store front stained glass retailers or people who open
gift shops?

I know of no stained glass retailer that has opened his/her doors with
assistance from you.

On Dec 26, 3:46 pm, " wrote:
On Dec 26, 11:50 am, wrote:
I

don't know what your goal is, but mine is to bring more hobbyists,
more artisans, and more retailers into the glass community.

you use the term "retailers" loosely yet when questioned in the past
you refuse to name any "retailers".
What retailers? Store front stained glass retailers or people who open
gift shops?

I know of no stained glass retailer that has opened his/her doors with
assistance from you.

I suspect there's a very great deal you don't know.

"Jman" wrote in message
...
On Dec 23, 5:59 pm, Cydrome Leader wrote:Anyone
who reads this group knows well what 'kind of people' these
assholes are....
Michelle is more of a Cee U Next Tuesday, but you get the picture.

/FC

OOHHHH, i had to get out my Captain Marvel secret decoder ring for that
one... Afraid Mommy will wash your mouth out with soap for saying a bad
word? I dare you to say that to me in person, without your mommy to hide
behind... Was that your attempt at stained glass that i belittled? feelings
get hurt? get a (real) life...

On Dec 26, 3:49*pm, wrote:
On Dec 26, 3:46 pm, " wrote:

On Dec 26, 11:50 am, wrote:
*I

don't know what your goal is, but mine is to bring more hobbyists,
more artisans, and more retailers into the glass community.

you use the term "retailers" loosely yet when questioned in the past
you refuse to name any "retailers".
What retailers? Store front stained glass retailers or people who open
gift shops?

I know of no stained glass retailer that has opened his/her doors with
assistance from you.

I suspect there's a very great deal you don't know.

I suspect the same about you. Why you brag about all these so called
retailers opening up shops all over the place is beyond me. And then
you cannot offer any proof or even verify what type of "retailer" they
are. This is a very small industry, Mr. Brady and information,
statements and even your comments travel fast.

wrote in message
...
article provides the answers to all your questions:

--

That's why sales of fuse compatible glass is almost 10 times that of
regular art glass?
That's why there are now as many custom cabinet door panels coming out
of a kiln as made on a stained glass work bench?



Can you actually provide proof of any of the above? Do you fuse a 16 x
36 cabinet panel, without leading the sections together, or do you use glue?
Please explain.

You never answered me Dennis. I'm still waiting for any kind of proof
of what you say. I'm a member of SG retailers organizations, and I have to
say that not 1 has gotten any start from you. Know how I know this? when
your name comes up, no one seems to know very much about you or your company
aside from buying the occasional Weller #9 tip.
I do believe that you teach some folks, but I can guarantee that not
one of them is making a living doing plates, vases, and kilnforming. Sure
you can make a few thousand selling anything from boats to plates to beads,
but in 30 years doing this I have yet to see 1 person making a living doing
only that. I know some wonderful artists making beautiful plates for big
bucks, but not one is your student or supporting their family doing it
alone. Prove me wrong... give us ONE name.

--
JK Sinrod
http://www.sinrodstudios.com
http://myconeyislandmemories.com

On Dec 26, 9:05 pm, "JKGlassman" wrote:
wrote in message

...

article provides the answers to all your questions:

--

That's why sales of fuse compatible glass is almost 10 times that of
regular art glass?
That's why there are now as many custom cabinet door panels coming out
of a kiln as made on a stained glass work bench?

Can you actually provide proof of any of the above? Do you fuse a 16 x
36 cabinet panel, without leading the sections together, or do you use glue?
Please explain.

You never answered me Dennis. I'm still waiting for any kind of proof
of what you say. I'm a member of SG retailers organizations, and I have to
say that not 1 has gotten any start from you. Know how I know this? when
your name comes up, no one seems to know very much about you or your company
aside from buying the occasional Weller #9 tip.
I do believe that you teach some folks, but I can guarantee that not
one of them is making a living doing plates, vases, and kilnforming. Sure
you can make a few thousand selling anything from boats to plates to beads,
but in 30 years doing this I have yet to see 1 person making a living doing
only that. I know some wonderful artists making beautiful plates for big
bucks, but not one is your student or supporting their family doing it
alone. Prove me wrong... give us ONE name.

--
JK Sinrodhttp://www.sinrodstudios.comhttp://myconeyislandmemories.com

You really should try harder to overcome the delusion that I might
consider what you believe or not believe to be consequential enough be
concerned about.

On Dec 27, 1:47*pm, wrote:
On Dec 26, 9:05 pm, "JKGlassman" wrote:





wrote in message

...

article provides the answers to all your questions:

--

That's why sales of fuse compatible glass is almost 10 times that of
regular art glass?
That's why there are now as many custom cabinet door panels coming out
of a kiln as made on a stained glass work bench?

* * Can you actually provide proof of any of the above? Do you fuse a 16 x
36 cabinet panel, without leading the sections together, or do you use glue?
Please explain.

* * *You never answered me Dennis. I'm still waiting for any kind of proof
of what you say. *I'm a member of SG retailers organizations, and I have to
say that not 1 has gotten any start from you. Know how I know this? when
your name comes up, no one seems to know very much about you or your company
aside from buying the occasional Weller #9 tip.
* * *I do believe that you teach some folks, but I can guarantee that not
one of them is making a living doing plates, vases, and kilnforming. Sure
you can make a few thousand selling anything from boats to plates to beads,
but in 30 years doing this I have yet to see 1 person making a living doing
only that. *I know some wonderful artists making beautiful plates for big
bucks, but not one is your student or supporting their family doing it
alone. Prove me wrong... give us ONE name.

--
JK Sinrodhttp://www.sinrodstudios.comhttp://myconeyislandmemories.com

You really should try harder to overcome the delusion that I might
consider what you believe or not believe to be consequential enough be
concerned about.- Hide quoted text -

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Ya know Dennis...you've been boasting about all these basement bandits
and retailers you've created over the years along with how successful
you are at this or that. Heck, anyone can brag about anything. But
when it comes to asking you to back up what you say with some
proof...you can't or won't. Why brag about something if you can't
prove it! If you're doing it for acceptance...you're missing the boat.