Lol. I have a few homemade bongs in my possession. I'm a big fan of the Voss water bottle ones. But the fairy/christmas lights in a jar thing is one of those projects that I want to do, but never got around to it.
Thank you much. I just tried your technique (my first time ever cutting/drilling glass) and it worked beautifully. Now I can finish the lamp I am crafting for my little girl. Much Gratitude to you for this tutorial.
I'm so glad that I found this video! I've been terrified to attempt drilling through glass, but your video has given me the confidence. I look forward to watching more of your how to guides.
Dude, thanks for teaching how to drill a wine bottle. I’m an artist, transitioning into glass painting vs. landscape canvas. Thanks again! Regards, Scott
Sigh if only i would have simply looked this shit up before..... I've shattered about SIX wine bottles trying to drill a hole in them to make a... um... smoke producing "incense burner"
Thank you for this video...taping the area to keep the bit from shifting is a good idea....using water not only cools the bottle, it also reduces the glass dust in the air....construction workers use this idea when demolishing a building.... Also, please consider using a rubber grommet in the hole as you thread the electrical cord...;-D...just a suggestion...
I know that it has been a bit since you posted, but do you know if you can soak the bottle in water as you are drilling or will it crack? does it have to be running water?
Hello Saeid, I have just been given about 30 glass bottles to drill holes in them. Do you have any idea how much to charge per bottle? just thought I would ask in case you have done such a job.
Saeid, back in the 60's, the owner of our local lumberyard showed my dad and I how you can cut glass with tin snips...underwater. It leaves a very ragged edge, so it's more like a last resort, but what is amazing is the glass doesn't just shatter. We did it in a lavatory, so it was barely even submerged. Should make the drilling operation faster and more forgiving, but *do not* use a *corded* drill! Great production as usual, my friend!
+not2fast4u2c Hello. These drill bits I'm using are very cheap and are made for drilling tiles. Each hole takes roughly 2 minutes. Hope all is well with you. Saeid
Nice video. I'm curious if the drill has to be in the 'hammer' setting or 'regular' setting. I noticed you changed a setting during 1:05 - was this to 'hammer' setting? Thank you again for the video!
Interessante, trabalhei com jatato de areia e na mesma loja furava,se garrafas com brocas de diamante. Detalhe, lá eu era apenas o desenhita do jato de areia, mas nunca comprei uma broca diamantada!
I seen incense burners made from old whiskey and wine bottles with a hole in the bottom. My question is does the hole have to be in a specific place at the bottom does anybody know.
why not get a bigger pan and fill it with water. submerge the bottle in it, so you don't have to lean over the sink. this does several things: you don't risk pouring water in your drill since it's above the pan: and you can be at a table or bench sitting comfortably using 2 hands. use a table lamp to see better.
Because - as best you can - you want to keep the labels dry so they don’t come off. If you’ve got a bottle with branding that’s in the moulded glass bottle itself then you could submerge it.
I in the basement at my friends and I thought some one snuck up behind me and had me totally unprepaired, caught off guard and... then I realized it was the vid :)
How many bottles do you think you can cut before you have to replace it?? Do you think it would drill like five or six bottles? Do they have to be diamond bits?
glass is very hard. requires diamond or carbide drill bit. tile drill bits are used since tile is similar to glass and inexpensive, they are mass produced.
here is a tip for drilling holes in glass: make a ring from modeling clay slightly larger than your hole... you can put water in it to keep the drill bit cool,, and you know when you are through because the water runs into the bottle
Long time did not have your video :(. And what will happen to the bottle? Did the foundation for a table lamp or she will be filled with Christmas garlands;) Mark Fisher. Ukraine.
+AlfFisher Hi Mark. Yes, I've been busy with work (-: There are a few things you can do with the bottles or the glass jars once you drill a hole in them. I will upload a video with some ideas soon.
Yes
Christmas lights
That's exactly what I came here for
Lol. I have a few homemade bongs in my possession. I'm a big fan of the Voss water bottle ones.
But the fairy/christmas lights in a jar thing is one of those projects that I want to do, but never got around to it.
projects my ass peps are gettin ripped tonight
Thank you much. I just tried your technique (my first time ever cutting/drilling glass) and it worked beautifully. Now I can finish the lamp I am crafting for my little girl. Much Gratitude to you for this tutorial.
I'm so glad that I found this video! I've been terrified to attempt drilling through glass, but your video has given me the confidence. I look forward to watching more of your how to guides.
Please let me know what drill head to find in stores? Glass driller? Or ?
Dude, thanks for teaching how to drill a wine bottle. I’m an artist, transitioning into glass painting vs. landscape canvas. Thanks again!
Regards,
Scott
haha yea for 'cool DIY projects' 😏😏😏
Good to see you in action again. I'll keep this idea in the toolbox.
+Don Challenger
Thank you Don. I appreciate it.
Saeid
anyone else making a bong in their parents house haha
Makai Clearwater fuck oath 🙌🏼😂
Makai Clearwater whaaaaat no it's for a...a project...for school
Makai Clearwater I think that's went we're all here lol
Makai Clearwater hahaha yessss 😂😂
haha exactly! making a waterfall out of a calypso lemonade bottle!
Thanks so much. I was going so slow with the drilling and I was exhausted. Now I know I can apply some pressure.👍
Thank you so much for posting this. It's so easy to follow. Much appreciated.
+Jacqueline Hanson
you're very welcome. please share the video.
Saeid
GREAT idea Saeid. I like all your projects. Most can be done with common tools and we get wonderful results.
Thanks again.
+Sebastopolmark
Thank you. Common tools is what I have, so that's what I work with.
Sigh if only i would have simply looked this shit up before..... I've shattered about SIX wine bottles trying to drill a hole in them to make a... um... smoke producing "incense burner"
computerssuck93 lol, u mean a bong?? It's all good bruh it's 2017 u don't gotta hide it no more.
Rafael Thompson That's what they said in the 60s lol.
Marvelous. Just Marvelous with your help. Thanks 😊 so much.
This helped me a lot , TFS
getting ready to drill hole in the side of a large bowl. Think this answers my questions on how and what to use...T
Thanks for sharing!!!
Saeid! Glad to see a video from you!
+DiligentTom
Thanks Tom, I appreciate it
Fantastic video. Thank you
simple effective helpful
thanks
we are all here for some reason....u know what i mean
Ragunan tucker fucken oath brother I just made one
You tryna make a bong too? 😂😂
Haha who isnt😉
Packing that bowl brother
You know Cynts !
Good to hear from you Agha Saeid.
+Abraham Nemani
You too Abraham jun. Hope all is well up there (-:
Def gonna make a bong, thanks man👍🤘
do they make the tile cutting bits you were using for a dremel?
Thank You!
Thank you!
Very helpful - thank you so much ^_^
thank you cx
I'm going to use the wine bottles to help water my desert garden. We'll see how it works.
Thank you for this video...taping the area to keep the bit from shifting is a good idea....using water not only cools the bottle, it also reduces the glass dust in the air....construction workers use this idea when demolishing a building....
Also, please consider using a rubber grommet in the hole as you thread the electrical cord...;-D...just a suggestion...
+biomedlib Thank bio, using a grommet is a great idea
thank you!
Thank you SUPER 100% .
I know that it has been a bit since you posted, but do you know if you can soak the bottle in water as you are drilling or will it crack? does it have to be running water?
good job
Very useful for me ...thanks
Thanks!
The video was very helpful.....
He thinks it's a cool diy......everyone wants to make a bong
Kenny The tiger literally why I’m here😂
Ha....you got me
On mommas
@Endier same!
Exackly why im here hahha
What type of drill bits did you use?
Thank you Saied.
I went through four bottles the other day, and shattered them all.
Now I know what I was doing wrong.
Glad this helped.
I definitely won’t make a waterfall bong with this knowledge.
Hello Saeid, I have just been given about 30 glass bottles to drill holes in them. Do you have any idea how much to charge per bottle? just thought I would ask in case you have done such a job.
Thanks, bud!
Very nice, Saeid!
Where can I get those exact drill bits?
What are they called?
What size does the hole need to be to slip the lights into the bottle?
Saeid, back in the 60's, the owner of our local lumberyard showed my dad and I how you can cut glass with tin snips...underwater. It leaves a very ragged edge, so it's more like a last resort, but what is amazing is the glass doesn't just shatter. We did it in a lavatory, so it was barely even submerged. Should make the drilling operation faster and more forgiving, but *do not* use a *corded* drill! Great production as usual, my friend!
+kelhawk1
Thank you very much, I appreciative it
Saeid
Awesome!
Thanks for the video...quick question.. what size drill bits did you use?
6mm and then 10mm
Thanks for showing this .I have used Dremel type diamond bits and ground a hole through which takes forever !!! The bits You used are much better
+not2fast4u2c
Hello. These drill bits I'm using are very cheap and are made for drilling tiles. Each hole takes roughly 2 minutes.
Hope all is well with you.
Saeid
not2fast4u2c just did it with a Dremell inliketenmins
Does exist any drill bits like this one for a Dremel Tool?, Diamond are very expensive :|
Very cool
What temp should the water Be? Warm, cold, or room temp.
That is beautifull .. do you sell them. ?? No drill in this gurly home im afraid :(
What kind of bit did he use
You sir, are amazing 😁
Im sure u are too
Good video. ☺
Question is: where are you getting the 2 types of special drill bits at ??
I suspect the greengrocer does not have them.
informative! very clever and I plan to use this. Do you have methods of cutting glass jars and one gallon bottles?
+nooze7
Cool, look on my channel for bottle cutting videos
would you apply the same pressure to the bottle while drilling as you would to wood or other materials, I'm just scared of shattering the bottle?
Not at all. you have to press very gently
THANKYOU
+Michael Flynn
And you
I love how everyone came here to learn how to make glass bongs 🤣
And I want to make a lamp lol I feel left out
great,tks
Nice video. I'm curious if the drill has to be in the 'hammer' setting or 'regular' setting. I noticed you changed a setting during 1:05 - was this to 'hammer' setting? Thank you again for the video!
Hammer? No, its on normal setting
عالی بود. ممنون سعید!
+Naseem Ahoora mercy Naseem jan
can you please show us how to drill holes in mirros to put lights in? :)
Makita tools are the best imho! I love the brand!
cold, cool or lukewarm water?
Interessante, trabalhei com jatato de areia e na mesma loja furava,se garrafas com brocas de diamante. Detalhe, lá eu era apenas o desenhita do jato de areia, mas nunca comprei uma broca diamantada!
+Luis Antonio Marrega
Gracias Luis
What drill bit did you used?
This is a tile drill bit
Please text what is exactly head which drills bottle how to find ebay or homedepot?
Can you do it with a unopened bottle?
Will these bits be good for drilling through much thicker glass? Like a solid casting ( say 5cm) Thanks!
+Ernest Ruger no!
Thought not. Thought it might be a good way to explode your piece :( What (if anything) would you use?
I seen incense burners made from old whiskey and wine bottles with a hole in the bottom. My question is does the hole have to be in a specific place at the bottom does anybody know.
Yes it works. 5 star
شكرا لك
why not get a bigger pan and fill it with water. submerge the bottle in it, so you don't have to lean over the sink. this does several things: you don't risk pouring water in your drill since it's above the pan: and you can be at a table or bench sitting comfortably using 2 hands. use a table lamp to see better.
Because - as best you can - you want to keep the labels dry so they don’t come off. If you’ve got a bottle with branding that’s in the moulded glass bottle itself then you could submerge it.
scared the shit out of me when he switched to voiceover
I in the basement at my friends and I thought some one snuck up behind me and had me totally unprepaired, caught off guard and... then I realized it was the vid :)
LOL I thought someone walked up behind me!! I jumped.
Nice I have same drill
How many bottles do you think you can cut before you have to replace it?? Do you think it would drill like five or six bottles? Do they have to be diamond bits?
+Jennifer Strausser I start with a small bit and work my way up. That way my bits last maybe up to 10 bottles, or more. They are not diamond bits
2:28 scared the shit out of me lol
Can you drill wiith standard metal drillbits for wood?
Not at all.
glass is very hard. requires diamond or carbide drill bit. tile drill bits are used since tile is similar to glass and inexpensive, they are mass produced.
This is great! What kind of drill bits were used??
+Cynthia Ennis Tile.
Saeid Momtahan Thank you!
chip board factory
diggin the shirt! EG civic!!!!!
+Minnesota Horticulture Yeah, me too. Gift from the Philippines
Like the eg Civic shirt
here is a tip for drilling holes in glass: make a ring from modeling clay slightly larger than your hole... you can put water in it to keep the drill bit cool,, and you know when you are through because the water runs into the bottle
Long time did not have your video :(. And what will happen to the bottle? Did the foundation for a table lamp or she will be filled with Christmas garlands;)
Mark Fisher. Ukraine.
+AlfFisher
Hi Mark. Yes, I've been busy with work (-:
There are a few things you can do with the bottles or the glass jars once you drill a hole in them. I will upload a video with some ideas soon.
+Saeid Momtahan I would like to see more often your videos. They are interesting ;).
Thanks very much Alf. Will try to post another video soon.
Saeid
+Saeid Momtahan :)
my left ear really enjoyed this. Still good video but damn lol
2:25 I freaking jumped!
how are these drillbits called?
Tile Drill bits
can you use a corded drill?
Hugo Hernandez of course not are you crazy
Garret Alspaugh but why? I don't know anything about power tools
Never use anything with a cord around water
Oh I was planning on using WD 40 as lubricant
You’ll be fine my nigga jus real shet don’t let the cord nowhere near the water
راءعه جدااااااا
Water around an electric deal. Is there a risk of electric shock
reppn for the eg chassis civics !!!!!
I’m watching this in class and when he did the voice over it scared the shit out of me
thanks for the video, where is your accent from?
+Gitana B. YOu're welcome, I'm from Iran
😊
Crazy, LOL
yes of course DIY projects yeah sure that’s why I came here hahaha ha
I've got 100 "bottles" to drill for "Christmas lights"
mm stands for millimetre
How's
Todctoac
Can't get a single bottle to open