Bethlehem Burners news, Upcoming Events and Trade Shows
In this section of our Torch Buyer’s Guide, you’ll learn if buying a used torch is going to save you cold hard cash or set you back in the long run.
Part one of our Lampworking Torch Buyer’s Guide begins with The Beginners Torch Trap. You'll learn which needs you should address when buying your first torch and explore different lampworking techniques.
Bethlehem Burners is will be attending the 10th annual Glassroots Functional Glass Art Show, 9-11 to 9-13, in Madison WI.
This is our ultimate guide to buying a lampworking torch, we’ll cover everything from buying new, used and the necessary accessories you need to get started.
Bethlehem Burners is proud to announce their sponsorship of the Hot Shotz Contest Volume 2 at the 2018 Musikfest in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Read more to learn about the contest, including the prizes that will be given away.
Due to a new production schedule, Bethlehem Burners is adjusting prices. See the full breakdown of the glass working torch price changes in this post.
Bethlehem Burners will attend the 2018 Glass Craft and Bead Expo to showcase their entire line of glassworking torches and sponsor 4 different glass working classes with Alpha and Bravo torches.
Bethlehem Burners has generously donated a Grand Torch for the winner of the Glass Games, Master’s at CHAMPS Trade Show from February 19th-21st, 2018.
Bethlehem Burners will attend the 2nd Annual Glass Vegas Expo from February 5th-7th, 2018. Visit them at booth #511.
Bethlehem Burners is phasing out large knobs on Bravo and Champion torches. We are also no longer machining valves to come equipped with hose barbs.
Bethlehem Burners is excited to announce the launch of their all new STACKS bench burner, available for purchase this summer.
Join Bethlehem Burners at Musikfest 2017 for the first ever glass making Hot Shotz Flame Off competition hosted by ArtsQuest Glass Studio.
Bethlehem Burners will unveil two new torches at both the CHAMPS and Glass Vegas trade shows for glass artists to see and ask questions about.
We want all of our customers to practice standard safety precautions to ensure that their torch is working properly, but if you notice that your product doesn’t seem to be working here are some solutions you can try on your own.