Will Glass Bottles Melt? TKOR Takes Glass Melting To The Next Level With Our DIY Foundry!

[@TheKingofRandom]

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No thanks

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Nice videos!

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solar scorcher vs dry ice

[@okipullup7570]

i like the video bro !!!!!

[@Killa2464]

Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" what will happen if you pour liquid nitrogen into you foundry?

[@pyromaniac000000]

You really need to clean that thing. So much metal residue. In fact, how about make a video on how to properly clean your crucible?

[@a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907]

pyromaniac000000 agreed

[@themini_b]

Was about to comment on how badly he needs to clean out his crucibles. It contaminates and messes up anything he melts in them.

[@fasolashow550]

pyromaniac000000 I agree

[@globalko]

It looked like the glass could be used to clean the crucible

[@GuyNamedSean]

I've been thinking this since his last crucible before he got the new ones. We seriously need some clean crucibles on here.

[@aidenjohnson5088]

Rip to a legend will be missed by many😓😭

[@gabrielserrano3637]

He will be missed 😢

[@R_I-C_H]

You’re the only person who said that on this video

[@csantam6253]

I already miss him😭😭😭😭

[@alexisrabino8757]

Press f pls

[@melihism]

did he die?

[@veritasium]

I'm looking forward to your blown glass sculpture! Thanks for not destroying my house!!

[@tebby6607]

Veritasium yur first!

[@OldFurJar]

Much love from Vancouver! great to see a hometownboy so successful!

[@JohnsonBonson]

I love your videos Veritasium, I can't believe you collaborated with Grant!

[@jackbowe2566]

Veritasium I

[@watsonmemes8441]

Veritasium woohoo

[@butternoodles5097]

A moment of silence for our fallen brother

[@leoschneider3570]

Yes

[@officialmbmgabe3611]

For who

[@flamesexplosions6443]

@@officialmbmgabe3611 For Grant Thompson the King of Random.

[@lucagiordano7801]

He's not fallen, he's risen to heaven. R.I.P

[@astrosynth9857]

(Insert long pause here)

[@JerryRigEverything]

I had this exact same question today! And here is Grant with the answer. Awesome video!

[@TheKingofRandom]

+JerryRigEverything Sweet!!

[@Paggoy]

yeah wow

[@derekhitt187]

JerryRigEverything how do you think bottles are recycled? do you think they just clean the used ones?

[@jaiydenleonard3984]

Hi

[@mohitawatade4439]

Glass is glass and glass brakes 🤣

[@whusmanameAtGeeMail]

1:05 "Accidentally ordered this off Amazon"? What do you mean "Accidentally"?

[@joshpetkotrovic7320]

he didn't think it would be that big

[@grey7603]

You must not be married. 😑

[@jacewheatley1061]

@@grey7603 He was but he sadly is no longer with us.

[@jacewheatley1061]

@Movie Trailers He had a paragliding accident.

[@OmriStreams]

This guy isnt really around to explain anymore

[@jakeseeber8883]

Finally something who actually knows a thing or two about what grants doing

[@kingpeppie3273]

Jake Seeber aand about quantum mechanics...

[@marvinfung2050]

Cody?

[@divyanshsingh7616]

I want to see a liquid mixture of glass and metal....

[@davidrandom092]

#* Sometime with DIVYANSH yes

[@Lumiere_]

An act of heresy!

[@Pahthum]

Idk if it would mix, i think the metal or glass would sink to the bottom

[@gregrohs6688]

Wont mix for the same reason oil and water dont.

[@kenskater8602]

You did

[@jimmyjohanson4224]

while it's pouring keep it heated with a blow torch as it falls into a mold. Please like so Grant can see this.

[@ackmandesu8538]

A blow torch probably does nothing considering the high temperatures needed.

[@furiousnoob8638]

AckmanDESU maybe it will slow the solidifying on the glass

[@johnpaulclaro3971]

mk

[@blatnoy7340]

Grant should make glass radioactive gear

[@nickills2951]

Hey Grant can you think of some way to make a glass play button

[@notaspy3751]

NICKILLS I like that idea.

[@jahascootsyt4669]

NICKILLS I was going to say that until I saw your comment but I will still say because that means there is more of a chance he will make a glass playbutton

[@NeXtarProducts]

Grant, nitrile gloves are a bad idea. They are the opposite of fireproof. If they catch fire, they will melt to your hands. Upvote so Grant will see this

[@polyjohn3425]

For heat you really should have high temp foiled gloves, but plain cotton gloves make a pretty decent substitute.

[@TheNec62]

these guys are going to get hurt one day

[@gggbeatcanelo2985]

He’s a leg. Taught so many so much. Rest In Peace.

[@ramslade]

He's not only a leg, he's the whole body.

[@biolumenescentcommie]

@@ramslade that is exactly what I was thinking as I read this comment. 🔷〰️🔷

[@Stiderspace]

now you can make molten glass try to make you own prince Rupert's Drops p.s maybe try it with liquid nitrogen and see if it makes an diverence compared to water.

[@niko_hand589]

Stiderspace do it with liquid nitrogen!

[@og_gorilla4205]

make ur kids a glass bong

[@og_gorilla4205]

DO IT!

[@TheCheezSlice]

PsychedelicFeen LOL and send it to me

[@og_gorilla4205]

lmaooo

[@ChrisMiller-uj2sv]

420 BlAzE iT m8

[@Phoenixgasm]

lol yes!

[@spaghetti6581]

You two just drank all the Dr. Pepper didn't you *iTs tHe sWeeT OnE*

[@KrazyKyle-ij9vb]

GLASS HAS VISCOSITY CONFIRMED

[@jacobthemoose9342]

Lol

[@icop1704]

Ugandan Gamer c

[@phillipbetteridge8457]

i think they did.

[@wollfe5464]

Ugandan Gamer your profile pic is the background of my IPad

[@Hirotechnics]

Hey Grant, maybe you could add some soda ash to the glass as you melt it. I've heard that lowers the melting point of glass.

[@fablewelliver]

can you melt magnets?

[@bigdog7632]

Sassy Cucumber2259 yes

[@patrickw.4422]

The magnet will degauss and turn to normal alloy.

[@a_casual_caveman-8166]

yes you can but you have to remagnetize it with electricity etc

[@sliccmang8176]

The reason magnets wrk is because the particles are aligned melting them will de magnitize them

[@orlemley5789]

Sassy Cucumber2259 it destroys the magnetic property

[@leealvinnaeg9492]

I dare you to make a GLASS KZbin PLAY BUTTON 😅

[@Th3oryX]

you may have passed away but you will never be forgotten to the king of random

[@TheJdollar15]

You should do Prince Rupert's drop vs some of your home made pyrotechnics. Like if you agree

[@aaronrappleyea8202]

TheJdollar15 definatley. And he should get a slo mo camera, and shoot it, catch it on film just like smarter everyday did

[@Xarius]

Damnit I commented that 3 hours before yours and it faded into oblivion ._.

[@TheJdollar15]

Or since everyone is doing fidget spinner videos, you can get a metal fidget spinner spinning fast with compressed air and see if it can break a Prince Rupert drop

[@richardmarquez668]

I was thinking that also. Just wanted to know if anyone else was. Some people probably don't know about that. Its know to be almost unbreakable accept if you snip the tail end of the glass

[@johnmaynigo6871]

GRANT IN ACTION!!!

[@matthewchun6183]

Grant, try melting glass through the solar scorcher. Will the goth go through the glass or will the light burn the glass.

[@BenjaminGoose]

The bottle you made looked just like the original! Well done!

[@Shepherd007]

Grant, every king needs a crown, cast one ? $25 ?

[@lameloball2671]

Teppo next vid probably

[@thinkdaily9713]

Teppo Likely

[@pheonixmagicdewanto1848]

Teppo I hope

[@samc3229]

Teppo totally.

[@samc3229]

Teppo grant needs to do this.

[@Sound_n]

Grant I know this is gonna sound weird, but you should open up a p.o. Box so we subscribers can send you some materials for all of the cool experiments you do, because I know some of that stuff gets really expensive. Like you said in your other video the copper gear that copper is expensive and I think we viewers would like to see some more of those casting vids. Like if you agree

[@TheKingofRandom]

Thanks for the suggestion. I just might do that

[@enriquevazquez7138]

M&B Hunting yes

[@zethylene]

M&B Hunting YYYYYYEEEEEESSSSSS

[@u53rnam38]

hey Grant!!! maybe you should see how long it takes to BOIL glass!) maybe you could also try and put molten glass into a vacuum chamber!!

[@penchiebuella8582]

+Enrique Vazquez hi

[@colepignolet794]

Try melting just plain silica sand. Please, I want to see if you can make your own silica glass.

[@mcwatchy1]

i think a smaller crucible with broken up glass will get a better flow,plus make sure its clean of other materials.i really like how you had two propane tanks heating it up,unfortunately i think it might have created an excess because there wasnt enough glass to keep hold of the tempature to keep it liquid because of the extra space in the oversized crucible.

[@SpecificLove7]

If you can figure out how, glass blowing would be great

[@TheKingofRandom]

+Specific Love Creations I agree!

[@janlaumen3123]

Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" Melt Salt and pure it into water

[@austintaylor7117]

Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" if you turned the cender blocks mabye it would be better

[@sourlemons4]

Specific Love Creations that will be so cool plz do it grant

[@feg_8700]

PLS make a glass droplet by letting the molten glass fall into a tank of water. It's solid form becomes almost indestructible!

[@gauterobertsen3073]

Will the solar scorcher melt glass?

[@NoodleZ762]

Gaute Robertsen possibly🤔

[@blooscrn]

Yes, it did. He showed it in 1 video

[@animalfunnyclips1828]

Gaute Robertsen it was in an old video once

[@cod3builder701]

Mr. Goodman ps just so u know if y look at 100 year old glass panes the bottom is slightly thicker than the top since the glass flowed downwards

[@MB-bs3ji]

Then you can try glass fidget

[@Margames-vi9ju]

Try making a glass knife

[@bluefernlove]

Every glassblower out there is cringing at the sight of this 🤣👏

[@Iefgier]

You should try to make prince rupert's drops, first with water and then with liquid nitrogen

[@pariswatson2166]

Irving Galindo yes

[@pariswatson2166]

Do it

[@pariswatson2166]

Today

[@Len02013]

Press channel already did it the other day

[@gabepaulet7566]

Try to make glass poke balls

[@zacperfect1869]

Yes

[@DarkLink1996]

Next Episode!

[@gabepaulet7566]

Try to put liquid oxygen in the vacuum chamber

[@TheRealLumpySpirit]

Now you should make a video about trying to clean that crucible...

[@rafliavriza3651]

Agree

[@robert9595]

Yes!

[@athanfishy]

I agree

[@dominiqueduran8093]

I agree I know someone who does metal casting and he struggles to clean his crucible

[@alielakari2378]

Hello There, I'm Axolotl, Esquire haha

[@josephmotta6564]

I've melted bottles in a regular campfire

[@diecast_MikeEspo]

JoeMotta M ,Hi , how long was your camp fire burning? , I tried to melt glass in a camp fire but it would not melt ? Mike Espo

[@nox.4433]

He might have meant plastic bottles but I'm not sure, I could be wrong though

[@dennism3741]

No glass. Just a massive bonfire will do it

[@RamyaNarendran]

Hey Grant.. I've been asking this since 2 weeks.. Please do a "molten glass dropping into liquid nitrogen." (Prince Rupert's drop) please notice me.

[@RamyaNarendran]

they say, the glass dropped turns to a super glass.. like really hard to shatter... (when dropped in liquid nitrogen.) is this true?

[@cvphr]

Yeah that would be so cool

[@CapOfXav]

Look up Prince Ruberts Drop

[@DreamGaming12]

prince rupert's drop??

[@CapOfXav]

Was meant for Ramya Narendran.

[@hexxoid9263]

Try putting the molten glass in water to make a Rubert's Drop.

[@flyingeekhoorn1692]

GumballMachine3k i like that idea

[@lushpaw1]

*googles Rupert's drop* oooh yea.. Thumbs up Gumball's comment so he sees it plz !

[@CPUwhisperer]

I was just scrolling down to make this same recommendation :P

[@hexxoid9263]

Thanks guys!

[@arkan205]

how bout crushing the glass first?

[@stacylea4505]

you have been playing to much minecraft

[@krinj3592]

How does that mean he plays too much minecraft?

[@김김-e2l]

In Minecraft do you crack the glass before melting it?

[@helloimfriendly8858]

김진수 well were playing minecraft rn

[@ladybug8738]

김진수 no.... You can't melt glass in mc, you can though melt sand 8nto glass

[@RobertCarlson89]

7:52 That's me in the bathroom a week after Chipotle and Taco Bell

[@ibic2441]

I feel ya RIP

[@vaughancampbell4931]

Can you put sand in the crucible to see if it will turn into glass

[@kartsandcameras2441]

It takes more than just sand to make glass

[@notlun]

Seems like Silica sand or quartz sand is the primary ingredient, the other ingredients seem pretty easy to get a hold of so I bet he'll be able to do it.

[@dandlion01]

sand + sodium carbonate + calcium carbonate = glass well, mixed at great temperatures

[@DudeCrewGaming]

I already commented that

[@shbz8826]

Minecraft has corrupted society

[@valtteripallari4961]

Make a glassblowing video! I DOUBLE DOG DARE YA!

[@TheKingofRandom]

Woo Doggie

[@Kristo99]

+Tejas Gajare it wont mix

[@vocas9936]

What about pouring molten glass into liquid nitrogen, would it make a super strong Prince Rupert's Drop?

[@WingmanSR]

The leidenfrost effect would make it cool too slowly to form a PRD, water has a higher heat capacity, and cools glass _FASTER_ than liquid N2.

[@Daniel1990_]

He now entertaining the heavens with his random ideas

[@verdisensatria1605]

hey, King of Random. what will happen if you mix the melted glass with melted metal (brass, copper, iron, or anything metal) and what it looks like when it get cooled down. is it possible to mix them together ? 👑 🕶️

[@HerbAn-ok7ws]

O

[@robertschroeder9858]

Metal powders are how you add color to glass.

[@masterjohn580]

@GrantThompson to keep the glass hot while it drips into the hold, can you try to hold a blowtorch on each side and see if that is able to keep the liquidified glass hot enough to make the mold?

[@scotchaffin4508]

So, can it turn sand into glass?

[@psydfxthecobra]

Scot Chaffin yes

[@zombiemicrowave199]

We all miss you grant, you brought so much to out lives. You were an amazing guy and im sure your looking down at what this chanel is now and smiling at it.

[@gamerex1053]

Ik this is only for science but can u make popcorn in the metal foundry and make the cap fly off ?😂😂😂

[@aseldesu]

Now this is something I'd like to watch

[@alexschott9567]

Akuseru2K yes I want to see this too

[@CodyIsles05]

Use the molten glass to make glass ingots. Like if you agree so They can see!!

[@harai4295]

Or try and melt a metal with it and try to make glass metal ingots

[@rabbitsnake2118]

You should try making your own glass. Like super heating sand.

[@aidenleech2086]

you need much more than sand and it would be a process only a high-end company could make, though that would be cool

[@sirboomtastic7376]

be interesting to try though, sand does need to be melted at slightly higher temperatures but that glass melted easily enough

[@sirboomtastic7376]

ahh didnt know that

[@darkwatersband]

all it takes is sand limestone dust and some flux

[@MilesPerigo]

Try to melt sand.

[@ThatsMrMaxHeadroomToYou]

>Implying a metal foundry can't run 200°c hotter that it did in this video.

[@nikoletak]

=how to make glass

[@Malice44322]

Glass isn't 100% sand though

[@Akuma7104]

Try to melt a mirror

[@DropTubeDudes]

Grant, have you ever measured the temperature of your backyard foundry? I wonder how hot glass blowers need to have their foundries.

[@FelipeTheDragon]

Make glass sculptures!

[@Expertspecter]

DropTube You can actually melt Soda Glass in a camp fire. So, not much depending on the glass.

[@ausintune9014]

Makes sense you can melt bronze in a camp fire

[@crossedcutlasses]

Glass blower here, our crucible keeps glass at 2,400 degrees Fahrenheit, if I recall correctly.

[@Expertspecter]

That makes sense. Higher grade glasd takes a lot more heat. if you wanna do something fun, put about an inch of lighter fluid into a beer bottle and put it into a campfire. Base in the red and top outside the fire. lol

[@hiddenexotics1065]

Hey Grant! Just a thought, but can your foundry melt crystals like quartz? What about others? You could melt salt into cool molds

[@fartman3065]

Michael I. but dude isnt it just a crystallized gas?

[@peterbucek2136]

Michael I. I don't know what's going on in your head but you do realize that quartz, or SiO2, is a covalent compound, meaning its melting point is very high (around 1700C). This glass was merely at some 700-1000C and the copper he melted previously only melts at 1000C too. Other crystals or covalent crystaline structures are similar and most even harder to melt. Think before you write, dumbfuck.

[@hiddenexotics1065]

Fauzan Raif Dhiaurrahman. Quartz is a combo of oxygen and silicon. I'm assuming that the oxygen would burn off and leave silicon. Or the quartz could have chemical bonds holding it together creating completely different properties

[@hiddenexotics1065]

Peter Bucek someone loves Wikipedia

[@bottomlinestinger8094]

Can jet fuel melt steel beams?

[@MrRedeyedJedi]

Bottomline Stinger the twin towers theory

[@michaelrainville2934]

Bottomline Stinger ofc everyone knows that

[@token7735]

Bottomline Stinger no but thermite will

[@willdrosen7046]

Bottomline Stinger I don't know if jet fuel can but bush can

[@thegamingdude4997]

Duh look at 9-11

[@captaindaddy5535]

Maybe try having a metal pan on a grill to keeo it warm then get a blowpipe to blow the glass and use the pan or something else to shape it and hopefully the grill will keep it warm enough to take shape and not solidify. You could also try having someone with a blowtorch on the glass itself to keep it heated. I wanna see you make somethin outta glass its got me excited!

[@mrbrown2186]

When blowing glass you use wet newspaper to shape it (while wearing a heatproof glove obviously)

[@LUKAS-mh6op]

dude when are you gona make glass play button?!

[@jamgames5607]

grant try the same setup with cinder blocks but slide blowtorches into the sides to keep the glass hot

[@sunnysaxena9085]

that's what i thought too

[@AaronKJames]

JamGames glass isn't casted unlike metals, it is either blown or worked with using special tools. just goes to show how little the viewers of this channel know.

[@BCElginTex]

That's what I was thinking at the time that I was watching it.

[@cbr7170]

I love how Derek is just so much smarter than him. You can really see it in his face, every time Grant wants explain something to the real scientist.

[@cbr7170]

corrected. Thank you.

[@qps9380]

Its Derek Btw

[@SpecialEllio]

I'm surprised Derik did a collab with this guy.

[@adygombos4469]

cbr Derek is not a scientist, he's a science enthusiast.

[@narcolepticaxolotl4970]

You should TOTALLY do glass blowing!!!

[@dudeperfectjr.9208]

Make some glass bowls with melted glass. Put thumbs up if you agree

[@thefateofslate9095]

Grant, you cant treat glass like a metal, if you really want to make a glass blowing episode, you will need a fresh crucible and more heat. The glass should be at an orange-ish glow, and make sure you dont get it around any dirt, or else the glass will have a ton of imperfections

[@samsamdu4467]

The glasses on the thumbnail looks like a smiley !

[@jamieholmes1287]

Thank you!!!!!! I've been looking for this!

[@Flame11boyy]

hey grant! could you honour the challenge of glass blowing, by melting down a few soda bottles and blow a bowl big enough for a bottle of soda! Goodluck!

[@crossedcutlasses]

he should definitely try, but I blow glass, and what he melted wasn't nearly melted enough to blow glass. Little foundry will need to get much hotter.

[@Neurophysiologist]

Make a prince rupert's drop!

[@KzamReal]

Grand Thompson - "The King of Collab" :)))

[@kaine079]

Kzam the king of 10 minutes

[@bw3279]

Please MAKE glass in the next video

[@brrrr2237]

Hey grant , Can you use the solar schorcher in sand?

[@stefanogalante8648]

I don't think they like each other

[@coodyh]

Stefano Galante wut do u mean

[@kyberkylo7764]

are you kidding?

[@stefanogalante8648]

Vehnil A. Bean right on

[@PrufisHD]

Can you make a alloy of molten Glass and Copper?

[@talkhour1038]

Yep, the two things he has trouble with, let's stick with that.

[@jamesmaple]

I need to see this.

[@TheSqoou]

The ancients mixed metals with their glass. Maybe you should be more open to new ideas...

[@gregfitzgerald794]

i know you have almost 10 million, but you deserve so much more.

[@lukewal99]

What would happen if you made a glass bullet and shot it? would it shatter before it left the barrel or would it survive until impact?

[@lday3223]

Lukewal99 Get this to top comment this would be an amazing experiment!

[@brooklynbarrett6443]

Lukewal99 this would be awesome to watch

[@josiahhager6069]

I think it would be awesome to see. As long as his bullet casting goes better than the bottle. We don't want him to ruin his gun.

[@williambabin7350]

This has been done on KZbin already. The bullets shattered.

[@hardheadbubba8306]

shatter. but then it would turn a rifle and a pistle, or whatever you are using, into a shotgun

[@brady8348]

Can a sponge absorb liquid nitrogen/oxygen/propane?

[@mmythhh]

Brady V no, it will instanly freeze and we would be able to crush the sponge like glass

[@YT_Gaming_HD]

what happens if you put liquid nitrogen in the foundry?

[@punkrockrules205]

iit will crack

[@gianaidengapayao125]

Edwin Rosado e

[@deepfinds]

It will vaporise on contact

[@RicardoLopez-wq9re]

Edwin Rosado nothing really happens

[@RicardoLopez-wq9re]

Chixyz nein WRONG

[@Teshi39]

It's really nice seeing both grant and Derek excited about this

[@MrChines]

can you do experiments with a prince Rupert's drop?

[@cycytries]

you should try to make a Prince Rupert's drop!

[@colin9493]

grant you should

[@kaino5030]

You should've made a "Prince Rupert's Drop" from the molten glass

[@dapperdogg2741]

don't think that's possible with only that forge l. You would have to super heat it to about 2000 degrees for it to melt and stay melted for enough time to make the drop. But if he gets a different one. Deafinetly possible.

[@makistoysdiyscraftsandmore1115]

Or you can just take a glass rod and use a propane torch to heat the glass up. You don't need some super forge

[@karelcarbonneaumontpellier6766]

The music selection is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@bastianpoulsen9599]

Make a glas play butten

[@spiritflair6573]

great idea

[@pariswatson2166]

Bast 123 yes

[@skulcandykid]

That'll be an awesome idea!

[@shadeslayer1464]

You should do something with prince rupert drops!

[@thederpydude2088]

Oh yeah! Plus Veritasium did a video about it so he can help with it!

[@agungfaisal5523]

yeaaah ... and do it with liquid nitrogen

[@chyrt]

make a glass playbutton please.

[@sayujraphael]

Geert Perton i think, glass molding would be really hard to do

[@joshjones]

Geert Perton holy jeez slow down your pacing he JUST learned he could melt glass

[@jackolson4160]

Joshua Jones stfu it's the king of random, I bet he can

[@EnquireEvi]

Richest man in Babylon!!!! Love you guys

[@spxctator9035]

Will Glass Bottles Melt? Yes.

[@lookatmysheeaat]

Thumbs up if you nerd out on Varitasium all the time for hours!

[@noahcavanaugh8748]

lookatmysheeaat il

[@seanb3516]

King of Random - You can make explosive tadpoles easily. These are known as Prince Rupert's Drops. Melt glass really hot and then drip it into ice cold water. The blobs that survive look like tadpoles. Now grip the tadpole with pliers on the tail while submerging the head in a glass of water and snap the tail. The shock wave should break the glass. It helps to degas the water. When you break the tail it produces a shock wave that can break the glass holding the water. If it doesn't work the tadpole still turns into dust at the bottom of the glass.

[@zaviane2568]

Sean Nanoman a

[@DropTubeDudes]

That sounds cool. I'd like to try that!

[@user-lo2hd8ev8h]

Gerard Way Follows Dan On Twitter its called Physics

[@Charles.Spillman]

Glass can only be molded at very high temperatures. It completely melts/liquifies at approximately 1400 °C to 1600 °C depending on the composition of glass. Glass is made from a variety of substances, depending on the intent of use. Mostly sand, lime and soda are what most glasses are made of.

[@jackbowe2566]

Next you have to make glass from sand

[@DKMiniMix]

im pretty sure that grant doesnt live in a minecraft world

[@conordennehy8121]

Jack Bowe that isn't how it works..

[@ConanRider]

DKMiniMix You do know that's how glass is made right? You should check out MakeEverything's channel. He made glass from sand but couldn't make the chemicals to make it clear.

[@zuberimakena1074]

DKMiniMix you guys do know glass comes from silica sand, right?

[@DKMiniMix]

Farhan Kanapiah glass is made from silica sand, and a bunch of chemicals, not just sand.

[@hamishburnettbrowne9811]

make a Prince Rupert's drop

[@reidarcederqvist]

Yes that would be awesome

[@silvadeen1146]

Hamish Burnett Browne I've recommended this in three different videos with no response

[@spudn8r]

is it possible to make a Price Rupert's Drop in liquid nitrogen?

[@MeepMeep88]

Add like 100lb of glass, melt it, and make the worlds LARGEST prince ruberts drop lol Then shoot it with a cannon to see if it breaks or not

[@Smt_Glaive]

you would need a swimming pool to make one..

[@MeepMeep88]

Spiderslay3r Time to replace that tampon, I think you may be leaking

[@wo0dy]

I work in a bronze foundry and my boss (casting for 50+ years) says he used to use glass bottles to clean up the molten bronze in the crucible

[@outdroned9009]

I feel Derek's intelligence has been hurt. Not much, just enough to show on his face.

[@Jefferson-ly5qe]

nothing wrong with a bit of applied science

[@outdroned9009]

True, I like it. I don't think Derek appreciates it as much as Grant, thats all

[@outdroned9009]

Yes. That describes it accurately. Thank you!

[@TheMrFloozies]

Make a prince Rupert's drop

[@Roger_808]

yesssss pleas do

[@stovinbaldwin7558]

I've always wondered what those were. +1

[@johndrexelius574]

TheMrFloozies wonder where you got this idea *scrolls up 2 comments and sees someone else commented this before him* oh

[@carloscisternas8558]

with liquid nitrogen

[@MacroFez]

darnit i was gonna recommend that

[@isaiahmanzo3190]

you do realize now you have to put molten glass in liquid nitrogen right?

[@ares4086]

Isaiah Manzo literally all that would do is solidify the glass

[@danbeale6818]

i suspect it would make a super unstable prince ropert drop

[@whatarethat4876]

ItsAres it would shatter because the extreme temp change.

[@travisengland4773]

it would make an explosion

[@TraceurArok]

It's been done. The glass doesn't become a prince ruperts drop as the temperature doesn't drop nearly as fast as you'd think. The reason behind this is the Leidenfrost effect. The heat from the glass immediately vaporises the liquid nitrogen creating an insulating layer of nitrogen gas, and the only heat transfer which happens is through this insulating layer of gas. The glass doesn't shatter as the temperature change isn't extreme enough. There is no explosion, but there is a rapid boil which can be "explosive".

[@jheinze9167]

RIP King! STILL watching your videos!!!

[@bradleyrodgers6901]

What happens to a live bullet in the foundry? Will it fire or melt.

[@polyjohn3425]

The gunpowder will go off pretty quickly, long before any of the metal melts.

[@bradleyrodgers6901]

PolyJohn even if that's the case id still like to see it in action.

[@bradleyrodgers6901]

K

[@emiliosegovia8626]

Can you do a video on how to make your own break away bottles??

[@patseludo1681]

grant if helium makes your voice go higher and sulfur hexafluoride makes your voice go lower what will happen if you take both gasses at the same time?

[@ccubed-pp7tc]

John Ulrich Seludo it creates mustard gas

[@nevius.x]

yes do it

[@rubyrhino1270]

John Ulrich Seludo nothing

[@jenredhawk8579]

he did that with Lance Stewart

[@jenredhawk8579]

under 5 insane science experiments

[@martinstent5339]

We used a normal Bunsen burner to draw out glass tube to make a pipette in our chemistry lessons, so I knew that a gas fuelled kiln would be able to melt glass. I was a bit disappointed that Veritassium didn’t figure the whole thing out beforehand. Someone with an engineering degree should be able to look up the melting point of glass, the expected temperature that a kiln would achieve and come prepared. But maybe he just wanted to keep it random!