All no Blow Chromatography column, 3 Liter Round Bottom flask, 150mm od Body, 6mm Tef Stopcock.

[@glasslinesmadhes]

I am Scientific glassblower from Chennai, India. I am almost felt thrilled to watch this excellent work , without blowing. The precession lathe machine, burners and tools of carbon rods and plates made with professionalism is really astonished Real skill wow Beautiful .salute to the master glass blower.

[@kevintford8222]

madheswaranc chinnu Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@RikkiSlinger]

Thanks so so much for the Long version....I do not like nervous video´s ...And like always thanks for the upload. Have a nice day. Greetings from Belgium.

[@sippenaken]

O yes I hate this when a interesting video get played in high speed. it is so much better to look it in normal speed.

[@ktfords]

Nice! That is why I posted the original video at the end. To give people an option.

[@bumpyearth4204]

Is that masking tape to hold the joint in the holder? Good idea as those things like to slip sometimes on the firecut.

[@daliborfarny]

Hi! Thank you for this wonderful video - how do you regulate the gas flow in the carriage burner, via pedal? And how do you ignite it? Is there a pilot flame?

[@dextmo6890]

Considering how the flame lights up, I would assume there is a pilot light. I'm certain the carriage burner uses a pedal system for gas flow, though.

[@dintkeklab1517]

That is wonderful Kelvin keep it up thanx

[@ktfords]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed.

[@Stevensherah]

Woooow i like the speed and the quality on top..

[@ktfords]

Thanks!

[@uniteamerica9446]

Thanks now I'm gonna do that. Looks super easy.

[@jetegtmeier71]

It looked like the globe cracked at on point, if so did you fix the crack and could you do a video on that ? " welding cracked glass" maybe :) thanks for the great videos :)

[@ktfords]

Yes you are correct it did crack, I just kept working it and it eventually sealed up by itself. This happens occasionally, the first thing to do is not take your flame off of it and just keep on doing what you're doing and eventually it'll heat up and you can either seal it or it will heal by itself.

[@HomeDistiller]

great as always! (although the sliding transitions are abit jaring to watch at the start) keep up the great work!

[@ktfords]

Thanks! The transitions are a package deal, when you pick a pre made theme. Just trying to edit to keep the time down. But, I can use a more less obvious transition next time.

[@bryanwilliams3524]

That was awesome.

[@gekkedirkie]

nice work, Kevin

[@ktfords]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed!

[@sippenaken]

Thanks Kevin for this beautiful work. Have a nice blow

[@ktfords]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed!

[@fieroboom]

The high speed, color changing, & cut scenes were extremely distracting, IMO. I recently found your channel & really started enjoying your videos, but this one was just hard to follow for me