this is crazy impressive to watch. you are a true artist!

On the edge of my seat waiting for the "tink" that glassblowers can hear from across the room. Excellent work and video!

i made a connection simmilar to this a little while ago, however i was not paying attention fully and my bridge was a bit longer than my lathes bridge was low and as soon as i started it spinning after setting the bridge, the bridge hits the rails and the whole thing shatters. so glad i was wearing safety gear :-) safe borosizing everyone

huge thanks to your videos

"It's just that easy!" a co-worker used to say. I jumped at 11:45 when the camera pulls back and you see the whole thing. There's a lot going on there! I don't think I've ever seen glass scaffolding before, it makes sense. Wild looking thing.

hat's a great technique!

work of art

really helpful thank you

Great job man-

Good work.

Excellent.

Seals look nice and thick.

Awsome work! And for me, priceless knowledge, as there are no scientific glass blowing schools where I live.. Thank you for investing your time in making the vid so informative, great learning material.

Looks perfect, great technique.

Real nice work, since I was never a process chemist I have no idea what this piece of glass does. I was just a research organic chemist. I would like to know.

Beautiful work

How do you anneal something like that? Do you have a massive kiln?

That is great. I am looking for Y shaped tube everywhere and it is impossible to find. Would you make one for me I would pay? I am entomologist student and I need it for my project. It is called Y-tube olfactometer.