Making a 5 neck RB flask
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- 2.5 years into scientific glassblowing and I thought I'd document how to make a 1 Litre Round Bottom Flask with 5 sockets. (This is my first time making them). Hope you find it interesting :)
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Watching this will make me feel ultra guilty every damn time I break a piece of glassware in the lab in the future 😂😂😂
I remember designing and ordering a unique piece of glassware for an experiment. We had three pieces made and it cost the institute a not-insignificant amount of money.
I broke one of these pieces shortly before we had a chance to use it.
I felt horribly guilty and I was not allowed near the other two until everything had been set up for use. :(
nah, you're flexing. it's the breakers that keep the blowing going
well considering what they cost, don't feel too bad. break some more, i'm sure she'll appreciate it!
The music makes it like a video game and she's building a part to repair my spaceship.
For anyone wondering, the song is Sci-fi by Bensound.
Thank you so much!!!
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I was mesmerized by your work. I never heard of scientific glass blowing. What an amazing career it must be. I found your video when I was researching scientists who work with glass. I usually give my soaps names inspired by science and engineering. I often use the first name of scientists or the names of various chemical compounds. I have a new soap scented with a fragrance oil called, Sea Glass, and that's how I fell down the glass rabbit hole.
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Stunning work. Anyone who has used custom or unusual pieces of glassware should appreciate the level of skill involved with the creation of pieces like this.
You are an artist who creates items which are both beautiful and functional.
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How stup -d I where in the past.I use consider those were too expensive.Now I've change my mind COMPLETELY!!.
Hey, thank you for the video, very interesting. I watched with my 4 year son, he was amazed.
Do more of those videos!! Please please!!!
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Senku broth me here! Where could you learn this?
fuck! and I can't even pull my own TLC spotters! this is fascinating :)
This is what I wanted to do all my life but never did. Brilliant Natalie
You're still alive😉.
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I love this side of glass blowing. Pretty amazing the level of detail it takes. Subscribed! Great job!
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Amazing work. I've been doing torch work for 16 years but never used a lathe before. Also never done scientific work. I learn a lot of new techniques from watching you and other scientific glass workers. Thanks for the videos. ☺ btw, please upload more glass blowing vids thanks.
It's strange to see that the people making the glass I've used for a decade now also get into the zone when creating. When I run a reaction, I sometimes get into that hyper-focused zone. Not so much for a simple reaction, but for something like dropwise addition at reflux under argon, I'm controlling multiple valves, flow rates, watching temperatures, pressures, and it's becomes this complex system that you're doing off muscle memory. It's a bit like a symphony
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Nice work!
During my vocational training as a chemist, 1975-78 in a pharmaceutical company, I also learned how to deal with glass, as well as the production of some glass tools. In the meantime, these techniques are obsolete, and nobody needs today the associated tools.
For example, we manufactured capillary columns made of a glass tube, on a device consisting of a gas burner, a fixture for the glass and a hand crank. The capillary columns were used for our gas chromatograph. After a while they broke and had to be replaced.
Maybe the techniques you learned or some tools you used are obsolete, but laboratory glass technician (especially who has such a great skills and tools like Natalie) is a very useful and rare job nowadays. E.G. in Hungary now are below 100 at the whole country. There are still many things with melted glass what you can't do with any robot. One expert I know works almost every days including sunday and he has time only the most important orders. He makes several things including big and complex glass reactors to pharmaceutical companies. But if you 've ever worked as a preparative chemist and knew the price for example a 6 l round bottom flask you wished to have a glass technician to repair it when it's broken instead to buy a new one even in ebay or aliexpress :). The other thing that is better to repair a fine glass than order a questionnable one via internet.
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Awesome work!
Hey, is that a British Industrial Gases Ltd. model No. 37 hand torch dangling there by the tailstock?
I tried doing something similar with glass from wine bottles and it cracked everywhere, lol. Borosilicate glass is awesome, too bad is super expensive.
Really nice work. I always liked to use 3 neck flasks where the 2 side necks were parallel and vertical for less stress on the joint. But this requires some extra work.
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Pretty job. Thanks for sharing! What a beautiful thing!
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That was the most amazing thing I've ever seen!
Anyone else think she looks really good to.
Thank you very much :D
She looks beautiful and competent.
I need to remove part of the bottom of a round flask I will try to use a diamond cutting wheel. If that does not work then I might try what she is doing and heat the glass until it melts and then create an opening with some piece of metal.
Hello mam from where you acquire the skills of glass blowing.
I wonder whats thats gonna be used for? Looks cool.
holy shit..that is amazing!
Lot of money in heady glass bongs if scientific ever doesn't pay !!
can you melt and fuse together the frosted glass parts as well?
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this reminds me of a video i saw of a guy making nixie tubes. pure fucking art
I have lots of questions about glass .. is anyone an expert here?
Wow cool footage
How long did it take in normal speed?
Thank you! I think nowadays it would take me about an hour. Bit more experienced now. Back then I think it was 2 hours 🤣
I regret many choices and now wish I'd done this with my life.
She’s making one of them….smokin devices!
This is good ya, you have learnt well and have a great poise under pressure.
Well, Only if this is a suitable job for anyone that can blow balloons.
Awesome ! You're a multitalent ! Please upload more videos! As a former preparative chemist, I have many glass technician friends :)
How long does it takes to make this piece? Non speed up
The no smoking sign in the back seems unnecessary..
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wow! so impressive and talented
What in the world would they boil in that
Completely fascinating - thanks!
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What exactly is a 5 necked Round bottom flask uses for ?
Most informative
Is this a real chemistry apparatus
Really Fantastic video
Can you explain the whole step to me
Beautiful work
I am so amazed i love this channel.. Blow me some glass and sighn it!!! Asome work!!
Super metier, avec ce matos et ton skill t'est au sommet de ton art !
You should be on Tiktok with this!
yup ! i get it now , dont bitch about the price.
gee bill five necks???
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It looks like a magic.
Wow! Nice work!
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BRAVOOOOOO !!!
Respect!
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i love it so much
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this is so cool, are you still doing this? it would be great to see more!
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As a quartz specialised scientific glassblower I do enjoy watching work with bora silica, makes me think I got into the right profession, but wrong niche.
Scientific glassblowing is so much more interesting to me than artistic glassblowing.
Could I ask the purpose of leaving the stoppers in the necks while flowing them into the body? Seems like a lot of effort linking the stoppers all together just to take them all apart again.
I could do this for a dayjob. It looks very satisfying to make such glasware. Very impressive.
HARD NOT TO APPRECIATED SUCH BEAUTIFUL TALENT...AMAZING INDEED!!!
AND A LITTLE DAMN SCREWDRIVER IS SOLD TO THE GOVERNMENT FOR $250 DOLLARS OR MORE, AND WHICH IT BUYS, YET SOMETHING LIKE THIS YOU CAN FIND FOR "UNDER $50" ON EBAY..WOW!!!
This is mesmerising, great editing and choice of tune :) How you don't have more subscribers is beyond me!
Thank you so much! Very kind of you. I'll try do more x
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Artist!
Nice work! if I hadn't already made my career choice; I would be all over this. Hoping to do it as a hobby one day
I ask myself why u didn t do it at the bench? It would be much more easier, u could let the Glass flow in every direction u like, and u got both Hands free for the Glass. If u use Boro 3.3 its not nessasery to worm the Glass as high as u did it so u didn t need the Glassbridges for the joins. I would only cool the Glass after i set all 5 Joins at the flask. Don t worry, Boro is not so sensitve ...
Thanks for the tips! I have made them on the bench as well and either works. But yes I think I prefer to do it on the bench - it's just that big ones get very heavy and my arms get tired haha. I'm just lazy ;)
@@Celebnariel of course and the shoulders will hurt a bit. After 30 years they will thank for every peace you build on the latte. But i prefere working on the bench, it gives you more options and trains for things you couldn t do on the latte. Have a nice day and dont forget - if you love your job u will never go working - it s just fun
I usually comment while the video is playing once I get a good idea of what the video is about. Your scientific glassblowing skills had me watching intently until the bitter end. Subscribed. Please make more glassblowing vids. This is clearly a talent you have that many others do not.
Wow, so perfect! How much time did you spend on this flask?
So 1 neck hole thing wasn't enough? Super complex work. You have my at most respect.
Thank you so much for the video!!!! My students will love it.
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I'm not a glass blower yet, but I can't imagine ever getting bored with problem solving and creation.
That's a great job.
It's wonderful.
That's a thing of beauty. Something that I definitely wanted to learn how to work with..
Your work is absolutely amazing 😮
Me, watching this at 2am: 👁️👄👁️
I have one of these, works great. nicely done
Im indian glassworker
I make beaker and Cylinder
excellect job... bravo, super tramp.... temperatury use
So much work and care. Really makes me appreciate my glassware even more!
cool, in Indonesia there is no. I'm here for production
And on the list of things I didn't know exist and now want, that glass lathe.