About The Authors...
Morgan Crook is a mechanical engineer, tube bender,and president of Neon Design, a wholesale, retail and consulting firm in Columbia, SC. His writing has appeared in major trade periodicals over the past decade. In his professional capacity, Morgan has visited over 500 neon shops.
Jacob Fishman is an electrical engineer, artist, and educator. His studio, Lightwriters, fabricates neon for film and theater, technical applications, and traditional neon signs. The studio houses a workshop that teaches the art and science of neon construction and Lightwriters bookstore.
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I was planning on wait so I can create an entire resource list, but I decided there are resources I shouldn't wait to share just because it'll look nice chronologically. Plus I'll be able to create a category so you can find on the right hand side of the blog, and be able to include them when ever I reference them in future posts. Basic Vacuum Practice is foundation to your enduring of the component and equipment that go into running a vacuum system, cleaning, and maintenance troubleshooting. It'll also give you healthy understanding and appreciation of the application of vacuum we use in our everyday on top of how it works for your purposes in plasma or neon. Unlike most textbooks or training manuals this was an easy to follow and yet entertaining read. I got lucky and found myself a physical copy, but thanks to Anders Mikkelsen he's found us a free pdf downlaod. My recommendation READ IT ALL. You can click the embed link below and download the PDF. Thank you, Percy | Taming Lightning
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Today's Plasma fills. Putting in that studio time at the Pittsburgh Glass Center Plasma Lab. I have long ways to got before I really understand what's going on, yet today was quite promising! Click the images below for post details! Thank You, Percy | Taming Lightning
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Image: Return to Hieroglyphs by James Akers
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Welcome to Taming Lightning, I'm Percy Echols II. I'm the creator and host of Taming Lightning, as well as the emerging plasma tech at Pittsburgh Glass Center, where I'm researching and developing a space to explore Plasma and Neon Light as an Artist Medium.
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