@@DieDoeDa Nope, it won't split along a precise line like that, might shatter. Looking at the previous video where he shows how to score them, must be scored. Otherwise there's nowhere for the glass to break from.
@@xMeta4x I did this with yarn+lighter fluid +bucket of water some 30 years back. Works without scoring, you just have to create a narrow border zone between the cold and the hot part of the glass, then it'll shatter along that thermal stress line.
haha, so uh, it might not have anything to do with the fact that it's a studio producing videos? If it was a workshop not producing videos it obviously would not look as nice...
Absolutely stunning concept! And great video as always. Every viewer recognises how much passion, soul and - not least - the precision you put into your projects, that makes every documentation of your work so amazing, useful and outstanding! Greetings from Chicago, Illinois. U.S.A.
As a former electrician I love that you used the proper tools and fused your build. I saw too many videos of people creating fire and electrical hazards.
The design is beautiful and the person used mostly proper tools and techniques. Never use solder on an electrical connection. This is even more true when the connection is under stress - such as this project. Never use a screw or any other thread as an attachment point to fasten a wire in place. The fuse should probably be on the power input of the power supply - although one on the load side as well is nice. It looks like the homemade power supply had only a two wire input. With a metal case, it needs to be 3 wire - to accommodate an equipment ground. The only shortcoming mechanically I saw was that it will accommodate only one diameter of bottle.
Absolutely stunning concept! And great video as always. Every viewer recognises, how much passion, soul and - not least - precision you put into your projects and this is why every documentation of your work ist amazing and outstanding! Thumbs up and greetings from good old GERMANY!!!
Wonderful innovation. Love all your equipment (wish I had them). Now we've learned to make plenty of beautiful vases , pen holders etc for the family. Good work.
What?! Well the top of the bottle just fell off! What are you doing here? Haha! Very cool...very nice. Yet another one of your amazing and precise creations. I just love your work, sir. Most excellent.
I saw a similar but much simpler approach in the 1950s in Popular Mechanics and I tried it and it works just as well as the one here. The idea is the same. Score the bottle with a glass cutter or carbide knife as done here. But, rather than build the contraption shown, simply wrap a strand of straight nichrome wire around the bottle on the score line, apply tension (a weight, spring, etc.), and apply electricity - no bottle spinning necessary - and the bottle breaks at the score line. As a note, if you are going to cut a bottle, it is a good idea to have some abrasive handy (carborundum is really good) in order to smooth the edges of the bottle - they are sharp and will cut you.
Magnífico tutorial maestro, la fabricación de un cortador de vidrio por inducción, elevada al máximo nivel, cómo siempre un trabajo impecable y una herramienta que funciona de maravilla, gracias por compartir sus conocimientos y experiencias, un cordial saludo y por supuesto un merecidísimo like desde Narón (Galicia)👌🤓😜
With all these equipments and her workshop, she didn't make a strange device, you can cut the bottle very easily, I wish I had this workshop and this equipment too.
прекрасная работа!!! не ожидал такого результата. единственное я уверен что он мог бы сделать так что ему просто нужно было бы поставить бутылку и установить размер. с нетерпением ждем улучшения.)
hai ragione. ma forse esagera un po. si possono tagliare bottiglie a perfezione anche con un centesimo della attrezzatura che usa qui. in una frazione del tempo si costruisce il sistema per tagliare a misura e con il diamante di taglia la bottiglia. poi con una massetta di picchia dal di dentro e la bottiglia si divide. Ma ... a me sta bene che lui faccia di questi ricamini. però non mostra che questo sistema ha una certa erraticità intrinseca. e questo è scorretto secondo me. dovrebbe mostrare anche le volte che i tagli non vengono perfetti. non solo le volte che è venuto benissimo.
Ok. I thought of making one , but you made it before me:) I would humbly suggest putting a SS or other alloy in front of the elements in order to prevent abrasion and long term longevity . Thoughts?
Sehr interessanter Bericht über ein (Fertigungs-)Verfahren, mit dem man übliche Glasflaschen bruch- und splitterfrei schneiden kann. In Finnland hatte ich vor vielen Jahren man von einer Künstlerin einen Glas-Becher gekauft, den die Frau aus dem Bodenteil einer Glasflasche hergestellt hatte. Nun weiß ich zumindest ein Verfahren, wie man solche Becher aus einer Glasflasche ferigen kann.
Amazing tool, as always. May I ask you if it is needed to use a glass cutter before to mark the cutting line or I can put the bottle direct onto this tool.
That is a terrific concept (and execution). I only wish it would work on bottles that are not cylinders. Getting an oval or square or irregularly shapped bottle to lay flat like that doesn't work very well. I'll have to make one that works in an upright fashion so that the bottle can remain flat while it is being turned. 👍
For irregular shapes you can use this old trick: Put a line of yarn on the intended cut line, soak with some lighter fuel and set it on fire, wait a moment and then submerge the bottle into a bucket with water, to introduce the needed thermal stress that then fractures the bottle along the hot line created by the burning yarn.
Yes, he just "forgot" to show that. I don't know why he don't show it, maybe to make others try this and fail. That way he will seem better than them. Disappointing. Sad impact social media and views have on most people.
Классная штука. Раньше резал -просто обматывая нихромовую проволоку вокруг бутылки нагревая ей, а затем в воду. Для единичных разрезов хватало. Тут же можно уже серийно запускать резку бутылок.
When I think of precision, I think of your channel! I’d love to see how you would build an MFT - similar to what Festool makes, but with your own unique spin. There are so many bad videos on this subject, but very few good ones. Specifically, people build MFTs that are ok for clamping, but not necessarily to be used for square. They never guarantee that their 20mm holes on 96mm centers are accurately placed. Which always makes me wonder why they go through the process of making so many holes if they cannot be used for accuracy? The reality is that accuracy is not easy, but extremely important!
video shows that prepared tool is working very Nice , I request to give details of required items to prepare this tool, without all required items ready on hand one can not start to prepare such tool.
I hope the video is meaningful to you.
If you like the video, please introduce it to your friends and social media !
is there part two? because using heat by itself will not cut the glass as you showed, I am sure you used diamond blade or something similar first.
@@ll-Mark1-ll Agreed, you can clearly see a score mark.
@@xMeta4x On how many of the bottles?
Heat alone works, applied locally.
@@DieDoeDa Nope, it won't split along a precise line like that, might shatter. Looking at the previous video where he shows how to score them, must be scored. Otherwise there's nowhere for the glass to break from.
@@xMeta4x I did this with yarn+lighter fluid +bucket of water some 30 years back. Works without scoring, you just have to create a narrow border zone between the cold and the hot part of the glass, then it'll shatter along that thermal stress line.
Apart from your great project it's so refreshing to see someone on TH-cam who knows how to solder properly!
I'm always deeply impressed by your precision. Great!
Always a pleasure to watch you working, and the results.
Thank you 😊
You've got to love somebody who pre tins wires before trying to solder them together, a mark of a true Takumi.
I'm always so impressed how woodshops outside the US are so clean and tidy. As well as the creators manicured hands.
haha, so uh, it might not have anything to do with the fact that it's a studio producing videos? If it was a workshop not producing videos it obviously would not look as nice...
Absolutely stunning concept! And great video as always. Every viewer recognises how much passion, soul and - not least - the precision you put into your projects, that makes every documentation of your work so amazing, useful and outstanding! Greetings from Chicago, Illinois. U.S.A.
Brilliant. I've never seen this particular method of bottle cutting before.
That’s so organized and so specific that I can’t stop watching 🙏 👍
As a former electrician I love that you used the proper tools and fused your build. I saw too many videos of people creating fire and electrical hazards.
The design is beautiful and the person used mostly proper tools and techniques.
Never use solder on an electrical connection. This is even more true when the connection is under stress - such as this project.
Never use a screw or any other thread as an attachment point to fasten a wire in place.
The fuse should probably be on the power input of the power supply - although one on the load side as well is nice.
It looks like the homemade power supply had only a two wire input. With a metal case, it needs to be 3 wire - to accommodate an equipment ground.
The only shortcoming mechanically I saw was that it will accommodate only one diameter of bottle.
Haven’t got a clue what he’s making, better than any magician, absolutely brilliant, thank you
Absolutely stunning concept! And great video as always. Every viewer recognises, how much passion, soul and - not least - precision you put into your projects and this is why every documentation of your work ist amazing and outstanding! Thumbs up and greetings from good old GERMANY!!!
I was also stunned by the concept. I have a friend that works at Subway and he too was a bit stunned. Not as stunned as me but stunned none the less.
Wonderful innovation. Love all your equipment (wish I had them). Now we've learned to make plenty of beautiful vases , pen holders etc for the family. Good work.
So clever and so inventive JSK-k, such a peaceful video to watch⭐️
What?! Well the top of the bottle just fell off! What are you doing here? Haha!
Very cool...very nice. Yet another one of your amazing and precise creations. I just love your work, sir. Most excellent.
I love your shop clean organized.and all those fantastic tools 👏🏼👏🏼
Great job on the glass cutting jig that is really neat :) Thanks for sharing the video with us!💖👍😎JP
I saw a similar but much simpler approach in the 1950s in Popular Mechanics and I tried it and it works just as well as the one here. The idea is the same. Score the bottle with a glass cutter or carbide knife as done here. But, rather than build the contraption shown, simply wrap a strand of straight nichrome wire around the bottle on the score line, apply tension (a weight, spring, etc.), and apply electricity - no bottle spinning necessary - and the bottle breaks at the score line. As a note, if you are going to cut a bottle, it is a good idea to have some abrasive handy (carborundum is really good) in order to smooth the edges of the bottle - they are sharp and will cut you.
Awesome! I didn't know I needed one of these until just now.
You are really surprising, your work and your videos are very precise and clean. I see at least one of your videos every day.
Amazing work, dude! Really well done! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
I wish all teaching videos were like this
No need talking
Thank you 🎉
Todo lo que construyes es detallado, preciso y prolijo.
Además son soluciones prácticas muy ingeniosas y seguras✅
I've seen many bottle cutters by heat, but this is the Rolls Royce of them all! Well done.
Simple but very effective. Brilliant design. Thanks for sharing.
Outstanding engineering! Love your videos!
Oh my god you are an absolute genius😮 perfection amazing so clean, I would love your work shop 🥰
Excellent idea and well executed as usual JSK! 👍👍💥💥
What a wonderful piece of creation. Thank you for sharing . Greetings from Sydney
... gratuliere, ...sehr viele, praktische Bauanleitungen...macht Freude zu gucken, danke !!!
Magnífico tutorial maestro, la fabricación de un cortador de vidrio por inducción, elevada al máximo nivel, cómo siempre un trabajo impecable y una herramienta que funciona de maravilla, gracias por compartir sus conocimientos y experiencias, un cordial saludo y por supuesto un merecidísimo like desde Narón (Galicia)👌🤓😜
With all these equipments and her workshop, she didn't make a strange device, you can cut the bottle very easily, I wish I had this workshop and this equipment too.
Наблюдать за вашей работой - отдельное эстетическое удовольствие. Продолжайте, пожалуйста! Желаю вам всего наилучшего.
Какой ток подают не подскажете?
@@taechosobaka Это нихромовая спираль, рассчитывать надо для каждой в отдельности, зависит от сечения и длины, такая же спираль в электро плитке.
@@invent5027 , спасибо.
@@taechosobaka их полно на том же Озоне от 800вт до 1.5 кВт. Какая у автора, не знаю. Главное, чтобы до красна - должно хватить минимальной.
@@Inlog2023 , 🤝🏻🙋🏻♀️
прекрасная работа!!! не ожидал такого результата. единственное я уверен что он мог бы сделать так что ему просто нужно было бы поставить бутылку и установить размер. с нетерпением ждем улучшения.)
What type of layout square is that you are using? The one that looks like a speed square/carpenter square combo.
Merci et bravo pour vos excellents tutoriels très clairs et très utiles. Votre travail est remarquable de précision et de propreté. Félicitations.
МЕГА ЖУДА ЁКДИ АЖОЙИП РАХМАТ👍👍
Nice work as always. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Congratulations!.. Very neat & profetional job!.. Thank you
That's unbelievable. And I thought I had already seen everything. Simply brilliant. Thank you very much for that 👍🏻
Nice work!
Hugs from Brazil!
How do you make your ruler? That is pretty awesome!
Did you have to pre-heat or cool the bottle prior to cutting?
Excellent work 👍👍👍 . Thank you for sharing.
Que perfeição. Resistência coincindiu com o risco na garrafa.
What are the specs for the heating element used? 230v, 2000W?
Fantastic video, great work professionalism and delicacy. Great virtues of a good professional.👍
What a great idea! Thanks
Amazing tool! I was hoping to see what your thumbnail picture showed…. I thought you where going to see a spiral cut bottle. Great non the less
Mr JSK Koubou .
Please tell us that does birch plywood expand and compress from the weather effect ?
That seems to be working really well.
Complimenti, sei un genio, qualunque cosa tu costruisca, è realizzata con una precisione e cura ingegneristica. ...il migliore!!!
hai ragione. ma forse esagera un po. si possono tagliare bottiglie a perfezione anche con un centesimo della attrezzatura che usa qui. in una frazione del tempo si costruisce il sistema per tagliare a misura e con il diamante di taglia la bottiglia. poi con una massetta di picchia dal di dentro e la bottiglia si divide. Ma ... a me sta bene che lui faccia di questi ricamini. però non mostra che questo sistema ha una certa erraticità intrinseca. e questo è scorretto secondo me. dovrebbe mostrare anche le volte che i tagli non vengono perfetti. non solo le volte che è venuto benissimo.
久しぶりに拝見した。相変わらず無駄な動作はなく鮮やか。作るものものも一級品。一体この方は相当の学識と経験を積み重ねたに違いない。料理の腕もかなりと想像する。ただし完璧すぎて奥さまがお困りになると想像する。
Excelente video amigo, para la descripción de los componentes eléctricos, donde lo consulto?, Saludos desde Guatemala 🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹
Ok. I thought of making one , but you made it before me:) I would humbly suggest putting a SS or other alloy in front of the elements in order to prevent abrasion and long term longevity . Thoughts?
Мне очень понравилось!) Спасибо за идею!)
Une vieille méthode modernisée par une Adaptation plus moderne et Beaucoup plus Efficace !!
Bravo ! pourbl conception de l Résistance !! 👍🏻👍🏾
Sehr interessanter Bericht über ein (Fertigungs-)Verfahren, mit dem man übliche Glasflaschen bruch- und splitterfrei schneiden kann. In Finnland hatte ich vor vielen Jahren man von einer Künstlerin einen Glas-Becher gekauft, den die Frau aus dem Bodenteil einer Glasflasche hergestellt hatte. Nun weiß ich zumindest ein Verfahren, wie man solche Becher aus einer Glasflasche ferigen kann.
Why do I get the feeling this guy could eat BBQ wings without napkins LOL.
Excellent video and not all that complicated.
Hola! fantástico! los vendes? ;) gracias, saludos
Muy bonito ,maravilloso ,espectacular y muy nitido . Gracias y felicidades !
It was great my friend. I enjoyed . . Thankful
Bonjour, bravo c’est une coupe bien nette c’est super. Très bonne vidéo comme d’ habitude
Merci JSK -Koubou cordialement Michel 2A France 🇫🇷 Corse.
Thank for creating these video. 👍👍
Amazing! Well done!
What kind of element are you using?
nice work! Hope to see future projects using this device :)
Amazing tool, as always. May I ask you if it is needed to use a glass cutter before to mark the cutting line or I can put the bottle direct onto this tool.
Yes, he just "forgot" to show the cutting part.
Excellent video Great work !
What is the approximate nominal power of the heating wire? Is it usually the same adjustment for all the type of glass?
pregunta, la resistencia es a 220v con regulador o corriente mas baja?
Excelente video, gracias por compartir, saludos desde Mendoza Argentina.
What are cut bottles and rings for?
You are amazing as always!
Excelente, el mejor video que he visto de cortadores de botellas
So what size was that fuse that went in one side of the extension cord? The big silver box was a potentiometer?
سلام عرض شد..
دست خوش .آفرین.
A 10 my friend, you are amazing 🙌🙌🙌
Wie immer, sauberer Arbeitsplatz, perfekte Arbeit
very nice thanks for sharing. I would like to see more details on that vertical panel saw of yours, please.
th-cam.com/video/K5uAtBWTY3Q/w-d-xo.html
Quest? Where can I buy the panel cutting frame/sliding saw riping fixture showed @ 2min 30sec of your video?
That is a terrific concept (and execution). I only wish it would work on bottles that are not cylinders.
Getting an oval or square or irregularly shapped bottle to lay flat like that doesn't work very well. I'll have to make one that works in an upright fashion so that the bottle can remain flat while it is being turned.
👍
You could use a soldering iron and straight edge or a rail with a carriage to slide it along
Квадратную можно не крутить, а переворачивать на 180°, прогрев две стороны.
For irregular shapes you can use this old trick:
Put a line of yarn on the intended cut line, soak with some lighter fuel and set it on fire, wait a moment and then submerge the bottle into a bucket with water, to introduce the needed thermal stress that then fractures the bottle along the hot line created by the burning yarn.
@@DieDoeDa I tried this method for 3 times (3 bottles), and got no positive result, no clean edges (( Don't know why
Que capricho!!+ Parabéns! Ótimo vídeo. Grato.
i don't know who needs to hear this but there is a difference between "homemade" and having a full workshop inside of your home.
Could you please advise the model of your air gun (nailer)?
Waouh. The best way to cut glass 👍🤩👍
did you etch the bottle with a roller glass cutter before the heat was applied?
Always very good videos👌!
Yes, he just "forgot" to show that.
I don't know why he don't show it, maybe to make others try this and fail. That way he will seem better than them. Disappointing.
Sad impact social media and views have on most people.
@@gsp911 dud, you have a problem
@@woodywood1951 dud, ok
yes very disappointing, i never caught him cheating before, now i am skeptical of all his projects
@@jeremiahbullfrog9288 he does not cheat...
He did show this part of the movie...
Anyway, most of the people understood that...
Классная штука. Раньше резал -просто обматывая нихромовую проволоку вокруг бутылки нагревая ей, а затем в воду. Для единичных разрезов хватало. Тут же можно уже серийно запускать резку бутылок.
при кручивание бутылки....разве не будеть раздавлены спирал ? спсб
When I think of precision, I think of your channel!
I’d love to see how you would build an MFT - similar to what Festool makes, but with your own unique spin.
There are so many bad videos on this subject, but very few good ones. Specifically, people build MFTs that are ok for clamping, but not necessarily to be used for square. They never guarantee that their 20mm holes on 96mm centers are accurately placed. Which always makes me wonder why they go through the process of making so many holes if they cannot be used for accuracy?
The reality is that accuracy is not easy, but extremely important!
Wow, good Master 👍👍
Cool.
Don't know when I'd need to cut a bottle; but when I need to, I'll know how. =)
Brain is creative and idea is narrative ❤😂😂😂😂😂
Amigo qual é a especificação dessa resistência? Valeu ótimo trabalho.
Wonderfully precise cuts and edges. Were the bottles scored first or is this only from the heated wire?
Only from the wire if you watch carefully all the cut made
wire only
The first bottle is a rehearsal trace.
@@jisakukobo as I expected after watching the rest of the video haha
感谢您的视频。 一个很好的主意。 来自奥地利的问候。/// Thanks for the video. A very good idea. Greetings from Austria.
Muito top, valeu por compartilhar
Super Sache, bloß wozu braucht man das eigentlich?
tnx for sharing, its a great idea. new friend n supporter, stay safe n connected
Can it be used to cut bottles that are not round?
Good stuff! Perfect every time - 🎈📌
Good idea, good process, good …. 🎉❤
video shows that prepared tool is working very Nice , I request to give details of required items to prepare this tool, without all required items ready on hand one can not start to prepare such tool.