Fabrication of a 175mm flange, with an inside angle of 30 degrees.

Fabrication of a 175mm flange, with an inside angle of 30 degrees.

[@glasslinesmadhes]

Forming tools settings are clever. Cutting glass tube sharply without deviations nice.

[@ktfords]

Thanks!

[@gekkedirkie]

It`s like magic. nice work

[@asgvidriocientifico3219]

Excellent

[@imajeenyus42]

Beautiful job! I like the assembled graphite pieces you used for the former, very clever. Is your graphite "paddle" shaped to form the outer profile, or is it just careful use of a flat paddle?

[@ce5475]

Hi, thanks for sharing that glass manufacturing insight. I was wondering how a flat flange ground glass joint was made, on a desiccator for instance. Any video showing that manufacturing process ?

[@roorman]

what glass cleaner do you use. great video thank you

[@Ramulus2009]

I think it's some kind of Fairy.

[@planetglass7078]

i wish my lathe had this half on half off feature!!

[@user-xy6ur9ix5q]

好棒喔！good job

[@kevintford8222]

+郭智圓 Thank you!

[@jackcui8872]

Great,

[@user-lr8lp2kv5m]

Hi !!! Maybe you can help me ? I want to make a burner for heating glass with my own hands. I need to find out the design of the burner at 2:15 Can you help me?

[@1010tesla]

is this for the worlds largest Nixie tube?

[@planetglass7078]

what lathe tape are you using and any tricks to keep it from being so damm dusty!

[@Ramulus2009]

Hi. Tell me, please, what gas you're use in hand torches? Except oxygen :)

[@ktfords]

natural gas

[@Darmanin280]

Great video, what type of glass is that? can that cutting technique be used on quartz glass ?

[@ktfords]

+Jonathan Darmanin Jonathan, The type of glass I primarily work with is borosilicate. As for this technique for cutting glass, this will not work on Quartz.