The Mother Ship

[ChasCS]

I like the style of this blower...

And the background music, keeps up well with the turning timing...

Talk about high heat, and then into the annealing oven to bake.

Chas

 

[Chupaca]

Cool..!!

but not sure what the final product was..lotta glass great work...:2thumbs:

 

[ChasCS]

From "Colorado Glass" ;-)

Appears to be some sort of legal herb smoking implement.

Just a guess of course. But it has that look.


Chas

 

[jerpinoy]

That's a beauty:yes::yes::yes::yes::yes:

 

[ChasCS]

Glass Lathe?

I have turned some fine pieces from various types of hard wood. But I never imagined that medical glass blowing was done while spinning, when very near liquid form.
I wonder if the paddle prevents the melting glass from flying off.

Chas

 

[Craniac]

Glass is a liquid. It is not a solid. Heating glass just lowers the viscosity.
I know, I'm a nerd since I know that. Yes, I do some glass work.


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[Bob Denman]

Glass may be a liquid...



...But Bacon; is essential! :roflblack: :joke:

 

[Dan McNally]

Great video . . . amazing what can be done with the right tools. The end would have been better, I think, if they'd shown the finished product . . .

 

[ChasCS]

Put on your Imagineers cap

Glad you enjoyed that, as did I. The last scene when it's placed in the oven, pretty much showed the final art piece.
Anyway, I think it would take away from the mystique of the glass artifact, knowing up front, what we can only now imagine.

It's just more fun this way.

That was a lot of hot work, sped up for times interest.

Taking a break, don't work with glass. ;-)

Chas

 

[Craniac]

...But Bacon; is essential! :roflblack: :joke:

I have a friend that claims bacon is God's perfect spice!

 

[ChasCS]

He must be kidding. Hahaha


Perfect Pinch® Bacon & Chive Seasoning


Who ever heard of such a thing? ;-)

Chas