Amazing Way to Repair Broken Glass - Incredible Science Trick

[@SaiphSDC]

I highly recommend this demo. I've done it for a few years and really makes my freshman and even upperclass students really ask lots of questions. I use it as an introduction to the behavior of waves (refraction, refleciton, etc) Pretty easy to set up, a bit of a hassle to clean up when I'm all done (I carefully clean and store the broken glass for later use) but it's a great discrepant event. My glass is picked from actually broken lab glass selected to be label free. I have a whole round bottom flask and 3-4 test tubes in it, and pick them out with tongs.

[@bicky210]

I was hoping to rebuild my broken dreams with this.😥

[@tinyboss7169]

Nice Guy Hey V sauce, nice guy here

[@gamerslife4616]

I know right

[@debi623]

Nice Guy me too,what a bummer

[@bryantwihongi8715]

can it restore the time i watched of it lol

[@joeandrews465]

Sorry only does glass.

[@dylansullivan380]

Steve, it's March. Not April.

[@Josh_P]

I was thinking the same thing lol

[@heagamer4222]

Dylan Sullivan h

[@753238]

Happy March Trick day

[@TwoCoolScienceChix]

Dylan Sullivan Ha, good one!!

[@averyshaham1697]

Dylan Sullivan Yes

[@SEEZEE]

Trust is like glass, once broken it can never be put back the same.

[@wellingtonsanissimo8703]

well actually, I'm going to use cold weld epoxy, its going to make the crack the strongest part of all the glass

[@jdrake33]

Here I was thinking it was legit, where it might fill in cracked glass and harden like epoxy. But then the beaker shattered.

[@jdrake33]

I do like how the refraction/glass relationship works, though.

[@mdh6977]

ha, me too

[@dot9919]

I kinda expected him to just crack it a small amount then actually mend it.. The moment it was destroyed beyond a small crack I immendiantly was like: "Mhmm.. Yup. The liquid KNOWS what shape it was.. how? It knows all."

[@intenseintensity5295]

Christian 109567 years

[@dot9919]

wot

[@raging_naclholic4636]

the nano bots see it before he breaks it obviously

[@dot9919]

Good point sir, I always forget about the nano bots.

[@dylanfoxaygameh5281]

yeah I thought that to that it would fix the crack in it

[@hobbicles28]

As a magician, I got some good ideas from this video. Thank you.

[@SirZer0s]

And I really thought this was a video about repairing the glass ._.

[@alec0228]

For real

[@l_tobii755]

SirZeros - Videos mit und ohne Geschmack me too

[@jranbog7384]

SirZeros - Videos mit und ohne Geschmack we all thought that

[@fludderkiddie]

SirZeros - Videos mit und ohne Geschmack I’m so hurt rn...

[@datboinick501]

How many people fell for this click bait

[@rigidfinger]

Not me. I'm not even here.

[@shadbaize1572]

KZbin User i

[@aidan_francis5738]

It's not click bait it's a prank video

[@Connor_M13]

KZbin User I thought it would fix fractures in the glass. Obviously you cant just shatter glass and repair it just by dumping it in a liquid

[@kawaiicupcake3580]

It’s not clickbait so ...

[@aidankavanagh1224]

I love how he fixes it then later on said be careful because the broken glass is still in there and pulls a bit out 😂😂

[@jhaychylla]

😆

[@mediummememaster3754]

I actually looked up how to fix my glasses lens since I broke it, found entertainment instead

[@akshayannn9627]

LOL Did you get it fixed or got some new ones instead?

[@clarky2666]

Shout out to every body who fell for this 😂😂😂

[@Whereswest]

I thought I was being gaslit!!

[@WaltSorensen]

nice fake out.... good refraction demo.

[@jacklang2349]

Lol, too easy, you can't see that there is an unbroken glass in it. It flattened the pieces of broken glass so that we cant see them anymore. Why do you believe that the basin is so large ? And that the liquid used is oil instead of being water ? Because we'll see broken glass ends with water

[@jacklang2349]

If you look closely at the bottom of the glass bin you will see pieces of glasses :D

[@SylasTheGreat]

Jack Lang What was the point in writing all that? You literally repeated what he said.

[@mannisalic2141]

It's not technology, it's magic trick.

[@sirenofsound]

Thank you for carrying on the Mr Wizard tradition for a new generation! (And nostalgic Gen Xers lol)

[@AmikaofMan]

I actually wanted to repair a broken glass bong of mine and this is what I get? The video has almost as many downvotes as upvotes as most of the people looking at this video wanted the exact same thing as me, to repair some broken glass. Fell for a stupid magic trick, kudos on the troll job Steve.

[@brizzybluntsss5721]

Im high trying to fix my bong, got entertained and forgot it was even broken.

[@bossalini8548]

Yo is that really u on yo youtube profile pic

[@brizzybluntsss5721]

@@bossalini8548 Lmao yeah

[@MrKevin12p]

can it fix my broken bong?

[@ghoulslayer__7746]

yes, yes it cannot

[@rileyhawk380]

Kevin Pathmanathan haha, you too eh?

[@sn0m0ns]

Usually it's an intimacy issue where they are sick of getting sucked on and not getting any cuddles.

[@sn0m0ns]

NO substitute for cuddles!

[@robertmelgoza9757]

If you have two I've them

[@JBJ0n3s]

This is amazing. Thank you so much for teaching me how to repair people's irreparable items. This method has been a remarkable source of profit ever since I came across it...

[@mandyb2803]

I came here looking for a real way to repair glass objects and found myself swept away in a brilliant demonstration and onto a completely different wave length! Amazing! I am totally feeling so happy right now!

[@mishiko7211]

i broke my favorite coca-cola cup , i came here hoping i could restore it and man you broke my heart!

[@casualbongos3265]

Repairing Glass.. NO. Doing a different science experiment... YES.

[@CoNiGMa]

This is just a 7:29 long ad for Wesson vegetable oil.

[@obsidiansea]

Wasted my time. I'm actually trying to repair a glass with one crack.

[@oybbbb3743]

I was hoping this could fix the broken screen on my iPad

[@Connor_M13]

Pause Try it out :)

[@darrenkuan9136]

You just need another ipad to put in the oil

[@snowballfalls4115]

Pause same except with my phone

[@ralphkenrou5281]

Me too

[@dudeahoot]

Never regretted sitting through advertisements to support a KZbin channel until watching this.

[@ypcomchic]

I’d like to have that giant glass bowl!!

[@thetonybones]

It’d be perfect for an epic bowl of cereal!

[@rawtrout007]

i was looking for a new way to repair my bong. i was too high to realize he was joking and went to the store to ask for this

[@remyzk9424]

As soon as you poured the shards in I understood the trick

[@rebeccaherrera6006]

I love science but I was PISSED OFF realizing it was about science and not what I needed to do with my old glass that can’t be replaced

[@dackynay7848]

Can it fix my flextape?

[@barrettbarker8343]

Did you break the universe?

[@Myrkskog]

But I still want to repair my broken mason jar....

[@Gabglassbee]

Wow, this guy is amazing. I can respect that he shows his magical science ways.

[@harrysollmer1644]

Don't be so gulable

[@harrysollmer1644]

It's fake

[@MikkoRantalainen]

Baby oil is even better for this kind of demo because it looks water-clear. Its IOR is close to glass so it's good for this trick.

[@r2bp549]

You should’ve uploaded that exactly 1 month later.

[@jodiecarlin1578]

I get it that's on April fool's day!

[@brytanniparrett]

Although this video seems like a bit of false advertising, the study of optics is actually pretty cool.

[@StefAdr]

:( i just wanted to fix a cracked container :(

[@GlobalKFan]

I was finding solution to bring back my broken mirror. And I thought I almost find the solution.

[@twoworldwars4633]

You can do the same thing with glycerin

[@pirobot668beta]

Didja know that diamonds dissolve in heavy mineral oil? Put your diamond in some oil, and it vanishes! Clean the diamond, it comes back! Magic! Either that or the index of refraction of oil and diamond are so close that the diamond doesn't refract light any differently than the oil. This trick is used by gem smugglers to this day.

[@electronicsNmore]

Interesting effect!

[@Raul28153]

I liked how the glass shards seemed to disappear when dumped in. But this begs the question. When done what to do with the oil?

[@wyattewalker217]

Steve Spangler gone Carbonaro😃

[@michiganmitten1147]

Wyatte Walker carbonaro needs to do this

[@Legendary_kobra]

⁠is tht u😊

[@vkookieforever6315]

"There it is . What a bummer "*keeps breaking glass*

[@sambagby2980]

hey Mr Steve can you fix my friend named Germany destiny bagby the white seashell in a big glass of Wesson vegetable oil because she's broken in 5 years ago I want you to restore her in a big glass of Wesson vegetable oil will that work or no

[@CinemaBlocks]

Sam Bagby my god man...

[@jackthediscoverer]

Will It be possible to fix glass screens on iPads or iPhones with that glass restoring oil because I think that it might work cheaply rather than taking it to the repair shop

[@riverrat1149]

Minute fifty.... beaker hidden in vegetable oil

[@riverrat1149]

For the win

[@dancoulson6579]

I was expecting it to be some kind of liquid that breaks down the glass, allowing two parts to fuse together. Similar to self healing plastics.

[@Narutoninjaqiu]

Amazing demonstration and presentation

[@SylasTheGreat]

Narutoninjaqiu Not amazing... Simple elementary science.

[@jamesnw]

Refraction as a distraction from the real action.

[@Eggyegg13]

Who else came here tryna repair thier bong/pipe

[@aaronaquino5189]

Me

[@aaronaquino5189]

SteveskiBeaveski83 it worked great. I used my oil to fry some chicken before repairing mine. So now all my smoke taste like chicken. Best idea I have ever had.🤥

[@Eggyegg13]

Aaron Aquino are you some kind of genius or something i wouldnt have thought of that in a million years ima try it right now

[@candicetipton331]

Some shattering info that absolutely blows my mind lol

[@robbybankston8314]

Watch the whole video and read the description before you dislike and comment jts meant to be a trick it says it in the descriptioj

[@pattiellis8773]

The person who ever designs a way to cut tempered glass will be a billionaire, so many inept glass shops measure openings for metal and glass get measurements incorrect thus leaving useless glass that most often cannot be used for anything.

[@zaydalzein]

Yellow and he does not want it on him. Anybody??

[@michiganmitten1147]

ZaydAttackGaming it's oil

[@zaydalzein]

Michigan Mitten I refuse to admit that

[@JesterAzazel]

+Jamah In that order?

[@stevewilliamson8526]

SMELLS LIKE BULLSHIT LOOKS LIKE PISS?!!! IT aint good

[@LightTheWay2012]

Where do you buy this stuff?

[@clearnews7344]

Refraction does not cause the break look of the pencil. Magnification of the liquid properties and container cause the size diffetence. You have swallowed a decades old lie about light refraction.Light has nothing to do with it, it magnification.

[@evahxh]

Magnification is refraction you dumbfuck

[@joeelias2515]

no, I think he is right, I.e magnification is a function of refractive index, the more refractive index a medium has relative to another, the better its magnification property or ability

[@seapalacios4333]

I don't often down-vote videos, but I was really hoping for a fix to one of my favorite mugs.

[@smoothchromozome]

Lol it looks like pee

[@armontero91]

I was waiting for him to take a sip of the cup and smile in the end of the video lol.

[@timvanderleeden6569]

I stopped it at 2.03 and I think it's just olive oil

[@atifri]

Tim van der Leeden I would have never

[@pavitrakhanijoe9134]

i stopped at 2:04 cause i knew it was oil

[@got7slullaby838]

Tim van der Leeden me 2 I was gonna rub my phone on it

[@Coolkids-zu9md]

Watch the whole video before commenting next time

[@RuhulAmin-wj8ep]

It could be any fluid with the same optical density as the glass

[@joojoo6345]

What did u use??

[@rossocorsa6577]

Chemistry TYNDALL effect. funny joke

[@MikeWilliamsTheComputerGuy]

It sure would be nice if KZbin would develop a way to block channels so we could ignore the ones that use deceptive titles to garner views.

[@derekstacy3593]

Its not fake ffs why do ppl think that its fake????

[@suhailiqbal5986]

Derek Stacy R U NOT FOOL? CLEARLY ITS FAKE

[@BigJayKaner]

Derek I think people are referring to the fact that the broken glass wasn't 'restored' by the 'restoring' fluid. It's just a cool fun way to show refraction in action.

[@zerodamonsta942]

It’s keral syrup in that bucket to hide the other beaker because the syrup and glass bends light almost the same there for making it “invisible”

[@One_KHRN]

Why this guy don't have millions of subs ?...

[@AfghanoClipz]

Sometimes you have to play the role of a fool to fool the fool that’s fools you

[@ollieclegg2983]

4TH COMMENT YAAAY (102nd view 10th like!)

[@izucc_xxedgydabz_xxv2652]

Oliver Clegg nobody fucking cares nobody even knows who you are

[@zarif11607]

Well done, the rest of humanity is truly jealous of your awesome achievement!

[@alfredocalder-smith3951]

Whats it called and where can I buy it ?

[@sn0m0ns]

OOOOOOOHHHHH now I get it, thanks! I have some very expensive pottery that needs to be fixed I'll give this a try right away!

[@IntelVoid]

You can fine-tune it by adding small amounts of oils with higher or lower RI.

[@skeeterburke]

it's steve spangler y'all. STEVE SPANGLER! Y'all need to school yourself on Steve Spangler. He's very entertaining. Okay yeah he should change the title of this video

[@LightTheWay2012]

Does this work with any vegetable oil? will it fill holes if a small piece is missing?

[@TubbyLumpkins]

At the beginning i was like, wtf? Its not april 1st. Lol

[@Phoenix-uk7vi]

Dude! It's been forever! I bought your book "flying potatoes and naked eggs" (the book with dozens of science experiments) years ago! I can't believe I'm just now subscribing.

[@Gimbergp]

I’m mad and amazed at the same time

[@debi623]

What is the reason for this video

[@arthurcabral9561]

If you break glass, you could melt it in a furnace, and then re-blow it, with the proper equipment. Maybe if you dip lead into this magical oil, it will turn to gold. - (Probably better to use gold spray paint).

[@rogercrier]

Am I correct in saying that it is only borosilicate glass that appears invisible in the liquid, which is the main effect of this trick? I.e. It has to be done with science beakers test tubes and simmilar

[@matthewbradley3395]

Nice party trick. Unless your friends aren't drunk enough to notice the broken glass at the bottom of the big clear bucket.

[@jaredpitt5394]

WOW! I'm impressed! Miracle Fluid

[@worldrecords7969]

With a little editing, camera angles too. Funny, Thanks

[@DeathToLamps]

Thanks Google for bringing up this little science experiment when I was searching how to repair a cracked drinking glass. 😑👍

[@theconciergerecommends3981]

Disposal of that oil and broken glass seems like a nitemare for the environment

[@zhianxu7992]

I wonder how much people bought the oil

[@1Chimonger]

Beaker. It's basically a kind of tempered glass. Which means it handles and repairs differently than regular glass. But glass....in oil... LOL! Fun illusion!

[@tonyr8443]

This actually works, but you pour acetone with the fluid and after you lift, you light a match

[@GhoulExplores]

he looks like Tim Flemming from the best show ever called Heartland

[@BigElly12]

Yall need to read the description

[@charlescossel7948]

There's one born every second.

[@LightTheWay2012]

Hello, I would appreciate an answer to my question.. Will this work with any type of vegetable oil, or does it have to be this particular brand? Thx :)

[@MrThetrollking]

it's based on density of liquid. the jar he pulled out of the bucket was filled with a liquid that was thinner that the liquid in the bucket. Making it invisible

[@bdot02]

What do you do with the oil that has glass shards in it when you're done?

[@nimamomeni1900]

bdot02 drink it

[@TheLimeTree]

you just wasted my time but it was worth it😂

[@HenrikGamborg]

If i put my newly broken phone in there, will it fix my screen. Or is it just that its a simple oil which refracts the light around the already percent glass jar inside the oil?

[@hanj31]

can this be used to fixed cracked windows or windshields?

[@coachwieand]

Another EPIC video from The Master!

[@paulneilson6117]

It's easy to fix broken glass. Use a chronogenerator and reverse the time coordinate and it's fixed.

[@rickyhall7514]

I'm glad he pulled the broken glass back out to prove the oil doesn't work. For a while I thought he made 2 beakers out of 1.