Footed Goblet with Pineapple Dip Molded Cup

[@ATMAtim]

I love watching Bill work. He works alone, is fast and doesn't showboat. A real master!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

We could watch Bill's demos all day! Thanks for watching!

[@baunetzler]

@@corningmuseumofglass Thats what I would have wanted to say too. He is doing a wonderfull job. I would have liked to watch him doing all this in the Museum. But I'm in Germany which is not as close as maybe New York and my account won't allow me to make short trips to New York or Corning. But I'm also addicted to Glass, in the meantime because a schoolmate of mine in switzerland Mary Shaffer who is known for her wonderful Glass,creations animated me by her doing. But... I#m already the age she is and that does not allow too much anymore. But I#m working with Glass in the meantime ,, beginning with slumped Glass and starting withe the flame to do all the things I would need a Hot shop for which is a different story. But I ' glad you wrote this comment and I don't feel to lonely among the specialists and those who will hopefully become one. Thank you

[@robertaldaron8617]

I've taken three workshops with Bill. A true master of glass, historian, and gentleman. At the end of our time he even invited the entire class to his home for dinner. I'll never forget the experience. Thank you once again Bill.

[@dalegreen7905]

I have a sincere admiration for artists of all types . I can not even draw a good stick man ! Thank you artists for sharing your talent.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching, Dale!

[@jasmine2501]

You just need to make 100 stick persons a day for ten years.

[@Mascotal]

A true artist makes it look so effortless.

[@JackManic1984]

Such skill and speed. I am in awe of it.

[@jamesratliff5164]

It is really enjoyable watching these glass blowers. They really are skilled.

[@StarryEyedKnights]

Somehow these videos are super relaxing, plus its really fascinating to see how beautiful works of art made of glass come to life.

[@michaelgregoryisalive]

Imagine music in the background

[@samir_tiger]

Zaid khan

[@samir_tiger]

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[@rajaputrajaput6832]

Abb

[@raheemvarane4481]

طص@

[@johnv9854]

We visited the Corning museum in 2016. It was fantastic. I would highly recommend visiting if you are ever in the area. We even paid for the blow your own glass class. So much fun!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching and for visiting, John! We hope you can come back to visit sometime soon.

[@ATMAtim]

We want to do the blow your own glass class!

[@cw5451]

I really enjoy watching him do his thing. I especially liked when he would spin the bar to elongate the piece. It reminded me of flag twirling.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@BestRedditorClips]

i have just witnessed the most satisfying thing ever

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@ADCheese]

I only watch these types of videos because theyre satisfying af

[@paulkwiatek7064]

Beautifully done and clearly explained video demonstration. The artist makes it look so simple. I'm amazed!

[@biancamarcellous5007]

He’s really good. It takes years to get that fluid with your motions and to blow something that thin.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching, Bianca!

[@kawaiidanoob7363]

I really want to do this.. I'm a learning artist and this technique is one of them on my list ^^

[@kitersrefuge7353]

Really enjoy watching a functional artefact of relative simplicity being crafted so efficiently. I find glass work frustrating to watch. I am not sure why? maybe because I'd rather be there doing it myself...who knows. For sure, I absolutely cannot stand the intricate items, or for instance a recent one I saw of a Japanese blower that was just disturbing...again, I am totally puzzled about my reactions to glass work. If it takes more than 10 minutes to make, I am not interested. I like beauty and function and simplicity and Mr. Gudenrath achieves that perfectly in this video. Apologies for anyone that might find my blah blah blah puzzling or annoying.

[@01sapphireGTS]

Very fast glass working. No wasted motions or time.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@janisfroehlig7744]

Blowing that thin, and probably with System 96 in the furnace (a certain chemical makeup of glass for glass blowers that cools faster, among other properties), if he wastes even a second, he could loose the piece (it would break) to thermal contraction, or expansion when he goes to reheat it (which isn't quite as harsh in his sort of Renaissance Italian setup with a pot of glass under the reheating space, but in a "regular" reheating unit would corrode thanks to the glass seeping through the bottom.). He really doesn't have a choice about speed. He's answerable to the glass.

[@itoldyou6169]

Incredible! What a craftsman!

[@hoodheisenberg]

He makes everything look so easy haha! Love it

[@pucchuishere9306]

Yah ofcourse

[@tianzining]

Yeah, it looks so easy and makes me really like to try. But I know I will burn myself.....

[@mangoshateu361]

Idk how I got so addicted to glass making

[@corningmuseumofglass]

We don't know either, but we're glad you did! Thanks for watching!

[@Ursaminor31]

It’s good stuff isn’t it

[@ACHYUTK9]

Very very hard working.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@christopherherbert3890]

These videos are always mesmerising, Bill just makes it look so natural. How does the bubble come out of the pineapple mould without deforming the points on the pineapple pattern?

[@robertaldaron8617]

Timing and temperature control.

[@aqcd]

I love these videos. Thank you for taking the time and effort to produce and share them.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

+aqcd Thank you for watching!

[@miviasilva2523]

aqcd sr lO

[@maria.claraclara7995]

Muito lindo muito lindo muito lindo Que ótimo gostei tchau

[@Tezcax]

Thank god for machines, that men has an absurd amount of skills to be able to do that, very few people would be able to do something like that without modern technology.

[@andyvan5692]

nice video, should have the title, furnace method of goblet + foot, as the other video (studio demonstrations) is on Flame working a foot, with a propane flame, nice to see the furnace method of this project :-) . also great work, as with most furnace projects, a team help the artist, but to balance the glass single handed, and use the tools, without a "catcher" to pick up any mistakes.

[@dlwatib]

*centrifugal. Centripetal means toward the center. Centrifugal means away from the center. When you're swinging molten glass around to elongate it, that's using centrifugal force.

[@wockytocky8837]

His default animations insane 3:53

[@NoBullFitness]

This is so fascinating.

[@danielramirezcruz.2209]

You are fantastic..this is a great work... thanks..

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@chandanagudipati6861]

Very... Nice... 👍👍👍

[@ipek3763]

So satsfying.. doesn't it?

[@rexkreusel4127]

Impressive, to say the least...thanks!

[@Danfischer]

This is awesome!

[@ivonnecastro5613]

there would have been such a mess of molten glass all over the floor and equipment... i would have probably burnt the place down lol.. that is talent!

[@buddyhunters9545]

Super videos very experienced person were do this

[@chittaranjan32]

an artist

[@anthonygonzalez367]

Amazing job

[@gaurishiagarwal2573]

Ur video is aweeeessssooooommmmeeeeee

[@blackthunder9620]

I like this man

[@quocthienho394]

So amazing

[@genesioapretto5077]

Nice Very, congratular íons!

[@yelloworangered]

YT observation. I used to like skipping the ads. Now, I like turning off the sound. :)

[@aravkashyap3065]

So awesome babes

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@junivawilsonholloman4481]

Beautiful😱❤👍

[@impunitythebagpuss]

Now , make a hundred more!

[@AnupKumar-cp9th]

Hi it is a great Art.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@ailtonsouza3151]

Parabéns lindo trabalho

[@dhanshrisutar9893]

Very nice

[@sheikh.j4813]

its so satisfying

[@sindobrandnew]

I think this is one of the area which machines just can't take place of human.

[@41526308]

Wow super skill

[@rajendrakashale3504]

Awesome...

[@sumbulakhter8630]

Superb

[@Andy_U]

So where's the end of the video? Is that the foot finished? How did the goblet get taken off? Does it stand up?

[@berilk.9314]

Very good

[@sandrodassler8549]

Belo trabalho !

[@andrrei1134]

Wow!🙈😍😍

[@janisfroehlig7744]

Some of his other vids are much better (except for this initial bubble) and they only have .02% of the likes. You Tube is wonked.

[@happyhappy9943]

2020 anyone ok I'll just wait

[@Marsleader88]

2020 can suck it

[@grooooootie]

Oof its 2021 now.... warning: it's horrible

[@SAara-pf3ce]

Wow.. This is amazing

[@HighBanker]

How much would this Beautiful art cost to have made. It's Absulootly Beautiful Jayson You should make 2 of them but make them apear to be made from Jade. There was a man from HongKong who would pay millions for 2 jade appearing dragons to go with a carved Real jade 🐉 dragon he had hand made

[@kaitlynnknowles4638]

So beautiful makes mason jar in the next video

[@meatbeat7640]

It's 1 in the morning why am I watching this. It's mad cool but still.

[@nicklarricks]

I want to see a flute made out of glass!

[@kylie1522]

I have cheer practice in 10 minutes and decided to watch this instead of getting ready 😂🤷🏼‍♀️

[@jdurham9103]

@corningmuseumofglass ...There are a number of ways to keep the bowl warm while he blew the foot bubble. Does anyone know what he did here? It didn't show in the video.

[@lemmynjaria8183]

Awesome

[@vandanabansal5698]

amazing

[@sighpocket5]

Nice!!!

[@swayamshreenanda2532]

Are eiduka ta bhari badiaya

[@nightangel972000]

The glass that’s knocked off; do they just sweep it up and use it again, or is it thrown away?

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Great question! The colored bits of glass are recycled by a third-party vendor while colorless scraps can usually be remelted. Thanks for watching!

[@mzpoonieh]

Aderra: wow how did you make that so good

[@Tabbyclaw]

The lower half is reheated, spun with centripetal force because it's fun and everybody secretly wants to be a drum major...

[@sitalkarki4992]

Amazing

[@CarolSouza-gw4lq]

So assim pra agente aprecia os artesoa de vidro os cara fais cada coisa

[@kidnyce3773]

what is glass made of

[@corningmuseumofglass]

The glass used in this video is composed of silica, soda ash, and limestone. Thanks for watching!

[@veranet99]

Can we get more than a second and a half to admire the work please?

[@aoarashi3025]

So, all that glass that's cut off? Can you recycle or reuse it?

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Hi, the colorless glass can be remelted in the furnace and the colored glass is recycled through third-party vendors. Thanks for watching!

[@azkashams]

Hardworking

[@iamtyzed]

Wait wuuuuut glass need to be more expensive all of that job for 1 glass

[@nahomialvarez6247]

I love

[@shaikhistiyakshejaan8986]

Nice

[@cristinasolis842]

My husband is a glass blower I would for him to work a long with You how do I got about that???

[@alexisr2451]

I wish I could do that

[@gemsoldier82]

cool.

[@Noychokit]

‏white white and grey and red and yellow and red orange and this is really very nice to my mobile אני חיה את החיים כי מי הם greene milo greene milo

[@lollypop6155]

If I spun that rod with the glass on it, well, I know I would break it! I'm a bull in a China shop...so klutzy! 😄

[@newyorkboss6124]

N it takes that long to make 1 cup damn 8hrs later can u count how many times in n out the 🔥

[@d.s.p2828]

Good

[@awimbawehhawimbawehh5908]

the dislikes are from the glass

[@spencerwells4523]

it strikes me as similar process to forging steel.

[@djomarnavas5688]

2019? Anyone?

[@Chokedeezy]

finesse

[@RoRo-ou3bk]

WOW. 😮

[@turingsghost]

This is one of those types of things that feels like you could probably make something neat by yourself with this equipment, but you know that in reality your hand would probably be burnt to a crisp because you're nowhere near qualified.

[@AndrewJ951]

once one tries to work hot glass they learn a whole new appreciation for the level of skill necessary to achieve some pieces. but hey, anyone can learn how to make a cool little paper weight.

[@kate-xi1cf]

How is he not scared about the red hot metal rod and molten glass in front of him

[@kksiraaj]

I want it😣

[@ralf-peter.schwarz]

Will these objects be perfectly round and centered? It seems not! Is that part of the individual artwork?

[@HoangHai-fx1pn]

How many degree in the furture

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Reheating chambers are typically set to around 2100 degrees Fahrenheit. Thanks for watching!

[@tsgamer5212]

Omg so glass banane me itna time aur Mehnat lagti hi

[@hanh4504]

how

[@negativechlo9067]

So... who’s here because they fell in a KZbin rabbit hole.