Congrats for finally making clear glass, I really appreciate all the hard work that went into this. That being said, please stop lifting with your back.
IM SO HAPPY TO SEE CLEAR GLASS FINALLY! I’m so proud of this channel it’s crazy! Seeing y’all get better and better equipment and closer and closer to great amazing dreams really makes me damn happy to watch! I really also like the new hexagonal dishes and the cleaner look of the lab. Congratz guys you really deserve the success
He could have saved 14 of his 15 attempts by simply asking an actual glassmaker for some advice. It's not like we don't still exist. And this stuff isn't rocket surgery. Glass has been made for at least 5000 years.
Many years ago i was in a "Glashütte". Baically a German Glass producer. they explained us there that to get rid of of the greenish tone from the Iron impurities they add "braunstein" which is, if my School chemistry doesnt fail me, Mangandioxid. While Iron is the yellowish green tone Mangandioxid will make it violett. Both are complementary colours so you end up with gray clear glass. Thats what they at least explained to us. But seeing as you mentioned making soap you propably knew that the Mangandioxid is know as "Glasmacherseife", Glas maker soap.
Congratulations! You have leveled up! Unlocked: Clear Glass I feel weirdly proud, after watching this channel for so long part of me thought you just weren’t going to succeed, but you didn’t give up!
The green color is some by-product of the iron in the glass. Low iron glass reads closer to blue and has a slightly clearer appearance. Nice work, took a lot of glass blowers years to figure out what you covered
standing on the shoulders of giants. What i want to see next is a youtube series where a completely clueless person has to figure out how to remake modern technology with no access to books or the internet and no one to ask. That would be entertaining.
@@fakiirification I think a more appropriate wording would be "standing on the shoulders of a pile of dwarfs". There's probably many more small contributions from random people that collectively added up to get where humanity got, than large contributions from a few significant people.
“How would you like your hair?” “You ever peel out in the mud?” I love this guy. And his hair. Edit: I love how you go out and get your own materials. This channel is pretty sick. Really enjoying it so far.
I was not expecting someone so well spoken and knowledgeable after being introduced as "rock expert" and seeing that crummy sign. This guy should be a chem professor or something.
I watched your first glasses video when it came out and my heart skipped when I saw the title "conquering clear glass". That is some dedication to your craft, props to you
Yeah, it's funny to think that so many of us are willing him along, hoping he'll succeed. Even though we don't know him and will almost certainly never meet him. Go Andy go! :)
@@mumiemonstret the urban dictionary defines flexing as the act of showing off or boasting one's possessions or achievments in an extremely over bearing way. Get with the times old man!
What I like about this series is how it shows that much of what we take for granted today takes more then what the average person could ever be able to do them selfs. It also shows how much modern items are reliant on others to make.
It's the same hair style he's had since he was young...his hair line slid backwards and the style has follow it. He needs to move on, he'd look much better with different hair.
Barber: *"How would you like your hair to be today?"* Boron Guy: *"Ever seen a chicken that went into a washing machine and got cleaned with borax soap to then be dried with a hair dryer"* Barber: *"I got you!"* 4:00
I know you're probably sick of glass-working by now... but I kind of wanted to see a stained glass window. Maybe one day, in the future, you'll do a "making a house from scratch" series and include it then? Maybe that's just a little too ambitious though? 😅
@@ineedabetterpfp2485 a professional glassblower near you. Andy is really pathetic at anything besides food and he doesn't really try to improve at all. It's like watching a guy slam his head into a brick wall only to look at the big sign after doing it a million times saying the wall actually had a gap and he did not need to do it at all. He flakes on projects frequently.
Man, I got weirdly happy to see you finally nailed it! I'm really proud to see how far you got in so little time and very proud to say I followed and supported since the beginning
The greenish color is due to iron impurities, which might be contained in your starting material. Or it is is just due to the multiple purings on steel plates.
You can see internal stress inside glass by using two polarizing filters (they are common, often sold for cameras). Worth it to see how good the annealing is.
Even perfect commercial glass is ever so slightly green - that's why if you're in a hall of mirrors, the distant reflections are way greener than they are up close. The fact that you got yours so clear on what's essentially home equipment is pretty amazing!
Watching this is like watching the entire evolution of glass making, from early experiments to opaque globs to translucent plates, to the final clear form. Great stuff.
I always down vote these sorts of comments. I don't care how early you were, how first you were, what year you watch in, what TV show/Movie brought you here... ...but this was pretty good :)
My goodness...I knew glass was extremely difficult, but I never guessed "simple" clear glass was this hard! I have a whole new appreciation for my windows! I absolutely love everything about your channel--I have long wanted to do this, but can't right now. I have loved watching and learning as you try to figure out how to reproduce some "simple" things around us.
It's been a long time comming. I am glad you didn't give up on the project. It's amazing to see how much effort was involved in the creation of something we take for granted!
Wow - people didn't bother to watch the video or his other videos. THIS video says he TRIED just using sand. It doesn't make clear glass and the melting point is too high. As for obsidian, he's done that before. That was a fun video.
@@katra5673 Sure doesn't look like it - especially with the use of "smh." But some people are pretty clueless about making sure jokes are understood as such. Clearly the case if a joke was intended.
I feel like we all won with this!! Every attempt has been an emotional rollercoaster as well as an emotional investment and now you've finally cracked it!!! CONGRATULATIONS guys!!!!!!!
i remember when my parents used to tell me as a kid that glass was just melted rocks...and then i would imagine a desert where the rocks were just melting into glass lmfao.
There is a desert with special sand that if for example in a thunderstorm a lightning strike hits it it form really long lightning shaped Glas structures.
@@chudzy the one form of meteoric glass that i know of is Moldavite and its actually the same co-efficiency as borocilicate and can be used along side it. i know some artists who use it in their Pipes. its expensive but cool. its like a pale green when mixed with clear. i dont know if its used in soft glass which is the type of glass work he is working with. the co-efficiency of soft glass and boro are different. boro is basically pyrex so it gets colder faster and is a much thicker consistency at the low levels that soft glass melts at. soft glass is also the only type of glass you can make prince Rupert drops from. those dont work with borocilicate...sorry for my poor grammar
Hi Andy, I really enjoyed the video. It's amazing to see how far you've come. Have you considered washing your sand with hot HCl to remove any trace iron impurities? When you dissolved your roasted sand/NaOH mixture and filtered out the insolubles, the color was reddish brown. To me, that suggests there were Fe(III) ions in solution. If you were to wash your sand in HCL with your sep funnel (followed by washing steps with distilled water) a few times before the roasting step, I bet you could greatly reduce the iron impurities. Anyways good luck.
you finally did it man, i've seen your struggles with clear glass for a long time. and when i saw this vid in my subscriptions i said "No way!". very proud of your accomplishment, always knew you could do it.
Okay so hear me out Andy, you should try a new set of rules where you unlock items for example, since you successfully made clear glass, in the next project you can just buy it instead of having to resource everything and increase the difficulty of the next step?
I love the hard-fought progress you made on this. It's been fascinating to see you being as a enthusiastic novice and gain such skills through determination and perseverance.
Hey I’m really getting into smelting and casting, and I was wandering, where did you buy the electric forge and if you made it, how did you make it. Plz answer
This is probably your best episode. You were neat and careful, it has good information, it is well written and filmed, it tells a story that goes first through your initial slumps and finally to success, which makes it much more entertaining. I think it shows well your progress and in my opinion it should lay the standard to your videos going forward. Congrats!
He'll have styled it the same way since he was young. Age has met him down, but he's stuck to the same style. Not a good choice, but a common one - like all the aging rockers with long hair...but almost nothing on top. It's past time, for a new style, you'll look younger and better.
Amazing persistence. Really makes me admire how people in the past discovered all this stuff without any of the advantages we have today. I look forward to future projects like "making a transistor from scratch" maybe? Brilliant stuff.
That man’s hair, thats harder to achieve than clear glass
“I’m on camera today, better style the hair”
Pedro Rimoli his hair is the bitchenest
I don’t know what that coif is named, but I’m calling it “rock kahuna”
He's like some kind of video game merchant, it's amazing
@@Newt2799 it's what sturgis's pompadour in Fallout 4 will look like in 20 years
Congrats for finally making clear glass, I really appreciate all the hard work that went into this.
That being said, please stop lifting with your back.
IM SO HAPPY TO SEE CLEAR GLASS FINALLY! I’m so proud of this channel it’s crazy! Seeing y’all get better and better equipment and closer and closer to great amazing dreams really makes me damn happy to watch! I really also like the new hexagonal dishes and the cleaner look of the lab. Congratz guys you really deserve the success
IKR! Hexagons are probably my favorite shape
He could have saved 14 of his 15 attempts by simply asking an actual glassmaker for some advice. It's not like we don't still exist. And this stuff isn't rocket surgery. Glass has been made for at least 5000 years.
Borax mans hair is honestly great. He seems happy with it and he WORKS it so well. Its very fitting with his personality. Come one yall rise up
he has a wife you know?🙄 oh u again
wait u a girl right?
I thought it looked pretty hip, actually.
@@msDanielp369 Shut up
Many years ago i was in a "Glashütte". Baically a German Glass producer. they explained us there that to get rid of of the greenish tone from the Iron impurities they add "braunstein" which is, if my School chemistry doesnt fail me, Mangandioxid. While Iron is the yellowish green tone Mangandioxid will make it violett. Both are complementary colours so you end up with gray clear glass. Thats what they at least explained to us.
But seeing as you mentioned making soap you propably knew that the Mangandioxid is know as "Glasmacherseife", Glas maker soap.
Mangandioxid? i thought it was weabootonium
@@thatsmadness1865 Germans use a slightly different chemical nomenclature than us; we'd call it "Manganese Dioxide". Still a real thing.
@@Nerdule I think he was trying to make a joke about "manga" and "weeaboos"
Way too complicated. Can I just buy a window please?
@@thatsmadness1865 I don't know why but I can't stop laughing at this name weabootonium
I don’t think anyone understands perseverance quite like you and the rest of HTME team. Congratulations!
Congratulations! You have leveled up! Unlocked: Clear Glass
I feel weirdly proud, after watching this channel for so long part of me thought you just weren’t going to succeed, but you didn’t give up!
I don't see enough comments about the Boron Guy's hair
I was going to joke about it, but Boron Guy was actually pretty interesting. He earned his hair.
Mihai Vlad I was looking as well and didn't find too many. His hair THOUGH! 😂😂
He was in how to make copper so that’s probably why
I started looking through comments as soon as I see it lol
He looks like a Zelda character
That boron guy's hair looks like he had the greaser hair from the 50s, and just tried to keep it going as his hairline receded.
I thought it looked like the crest of the Andean cock of the rock.
Whatever, i wish i have some nice hair like that when i'm old, that's a respectable hair.
thats Johnny Barvo hair in the real world !
kinda mean dont ya think?
Now we need a liquid tin bath.
Do your own microscope and telescope with this! :D
He would probably spend the rest of his life doing that from scratch!
I was about to say that. It's how window makers get their glass so flat, isn't it?
Or he could just learn how to blow perfectly flat plates.
CODY!!!
haha the glass in front of the camera was a very nice touch
Shows how clear it is, right
Definitely!
2:27 wtf is up with his hair??😂😂
Jochris TM ikr
I went to the comments JUST FOR THAT! I let out a cheer that scared the dogs. So well done!
The green color is some by-product of the iron in the glass. Low iron glass reads closer to blue and has a slightly clearer appearance. Nice work, took a lot of glass blowers years to figure out what you covered
that explains why glass can look a little green.
Years? You mean centuries. Or rather, a couple millennia even!
standing on the shoulders of giants. What i want to see next is a youtube series where a completely clueless person has to figure out how to remake modern technology with no access to books or the internet and no one to ask. That would be entertaining.
@@fakiirification it would take hundreds of years
@@fakiirification
I think a more appropriate wording would be "standing on the shoulders of a pile of dwarfs". There's probably many more small contributions from random people that collectively added up to get where humanity got, than large contributions from a few significant people.
The greatest RUclips challenge of all time,
Clear glass
@B Madan clear ice is easy, you use hot water
@B Madan wanna know how to make clear ice?? The bartenders have been doing it for years. Just look at any bartending video on yt
@B Madan no problemo m5+4-1
“How would you like your hair?”
“You ever peel out in the mud?”
I love this guy. And his hair.
Edit: I love how you go out and get your own materials. This channel is pretty sick. Really enjoying it so far.
Who came to the comments to see someone talking bout his haircut...
me
Dude looks like a haircut from Fallout 3
it's lopsided
@@NeoIsTaken and it looks odd
me lmfao
Awesome, I know it was a struggle, I remember that original glass video and how much you guys struggled with it, glad you finally got it to work.
xD
lsd
Spoiler alert
This is just insane how far you've come! Really want to see how the camera will turn out! Keep progressing through that tech tree HTME team!
Also 1.6k to 5 like dislike ratio is insane
Soon: powering my house with nuclear fusion
I love this rock expert, it’s so refreshing to watch such enthusiasm
I was not expecting someone so well spoken and knowledgeable after being introduced as "rock expert" and seeing that crummy sign. This guy should be a chem professor or something.
This man never gives up. What a boss
I watched your first glasses video when it came out and my heart skipped when I saw the title "conquering clear glass".
That is some dedication to your craft, props to you
9:34, your dog wanted nothing to do with your fire
I was so happy for Andy after reading the title, I don't know when I got so attached to this channel but I love every second of it
Yeah, it's funny to think that so many of us are willing him along, hoping he'll succeed.
Even though we don't know him and will almost certainly never meet him.
Go Andy go! :)
15:05 this is the best flex I've ever seen on my time on RUclips
I don't know that word but I liked what he did there so I guess I liked the "flex".
*weirdest
@@colinflack4517 but ok
@@mumiemonstret the urban dictionary defines flexing as the act of showing off or boasting one's possessions or achievments in an extremely over bearing way. Get with the times old man!
weird flex but ok
What I like about this series is how it shows that much of what we take for granted today takes more then what the average person could ever be able to do them selfs. It also shows how much modern items are reliant on others to make.
*_Clearly_*_ you've broken the glass ceiling of DIY technology._
Richard Head. underrated comment alert: more people should like this...
I mean, since he’s a dude, he hasn’t by definition.
hahaha "so funny"
gottem
*YOU FINALLY CONQUERED IT!!!*
The White Whale has finally been vanquished!
Christ that guy had jojo hair.
MENACING
Time stamp pls
@@sam_i_am1143 6:29
could be a stand user...
What. Is. That. Hair?!
That guys got a little too much boron in his head
Was looking for this
Man has more style in his forehead than we can ever hope to achieve, we need to learn from this prophet
It's the same hair style he's had since he was young...his hair line slid backwards and the style has follow it.
He needs to move on, he'd look much better with different hair.
That's the hair of a dude that wakes up next to a beautiful wife and drives a bunch of bitchin cars as he stated.. 😂
Oh yea, and he plays with rocks..
Barber: *"How would you like your hair to be today?"*
Boron Guy: *"Ever seen a chicken that went into a washing machine and got cleaned with borax soap to then be dried with a hair dryer"*
Barber: *"I got you!"*
4:00
Yeah, we like crazy hairs, they're creative.
I know you're probably sick of glass-working by now... but I kind of wanted to see a stained glass window. Maybe one day, in the future, you'll do a "making a house from scratch" series and include it then? Maybe that's just a little too ambitious though? 😅
That's actually a very good idea.
Rae Rohan not him though,his skills are pathetic.
Son Gohan Who do you suggest?
@@ineedabetterpfp2485 a professional glassblower near you. Andy is really pathetic at anything besides food and he doesn't really try to improve at all. It's like watching a guy slam his head into a brick wall only to look at the big sign after doing it a million times saying the wall actually had a gap and he did not need to do it at all. He flakes on projects frequently.
Man, I got weirdly happy to see you finally nailed it! I'm really proud to see how far you got in so little time and very proud to say I followed and supported since the beginning
Did you misspell 'beginning' on purpose?
@@Axodus thanks
The greenish color is due to iron impurities, which might be contained in your starting material. Or it is is just due to the multiple purings on steel plates.
You can see internal stress inside glass by using two polarizing filters (they are common, often sold for cameras). Worth it to see how good the annealing is.
....plus they're pretty cool for a lot of things :)
Your dedication is astounding
Even perfect commercial glass is ever so slightly green - that's why if you're in a hall of mirrors, the distant reflections are way greener than they are up close. The fact that you got yours so clear on what's essentially home equipment is pretty amazing!
That’s some sexy hair right there
Yee
yeeT
i couldn't stop staring at the hair, he must have no friends cause a friend would tell him he looked insane
And he plays Whit rocks 😂
Slick af
you didn't think of using borax? what a boron.
Richie Lew underrated comment
Richie Lew
*_DID YOU JUST..._*
That glass looks awesome. Looks like old German windows in 100 year old houses. Even the green tint.
I absolutely love slightly green glass, it’s so beautiful in such a weird way
Watching this is like watching the entire evolution of glass making, from early experiments to opaque globs to translucent plates, to the final clear form. Great stuff.
“This is very basic. Let’s go get some pumpkin spice latte” I’m dying lmaoooooooo
EDIT: I hope you realize he says this in the video. I didn’t make it
Pls explain?
@@b2spirit35 basic white girls are known for getting pumpkin spice latte
@@rakeebhossain7099 does that make me a basic white girl?
nice joke
Sorry, but pumpkin spice latte is slightly acidic so...
Glass floats on molten tin... that how they use to make flat glass panes
The float method might help wit his annealing issues.
You also want to vaccum bell it to remove the bubbles
I loved watching How It's Made and this channel takes it to the next level. Two thumbs up.
Yeah this channel could be called - No, No really **how** it's made
Man, when you took that other half of the glass from in front of the camera, I strait up gasped. You got me good on that one.
"I cant just buy these ingredients.. I need to source them from nature; which seems to becoming a lost art." True. Lit. Subbed.
"We are very basic. Lets go get a pumpkin spice latte." Dude im freaking dead 😂
HTME: Can I have some borax?
Borax Shop: TIDE PODS
Last time i was this early, Andy couldnt make clear glass
XD
This needs to be favourited
I always down vote these sorts of comments.
I don't care how early you were, how first you were, what year you watch in, what TV show/Movie brought you here...
...but this was pretty good :)
My goodness...I knew glass was extremely difficult, but I never guessed "simple" clear glass was this hard! I have a whole new appreciation for my windows! I absolutely love everything about your channel--I have long wanted to do this, but can't right now. I have loved watching and learning as you try to figure out how to reproduce some "simple" things around us.
It's been a long time comming.
I am glad you didn't give up on the project. It's amazing to see how much effort was involved in the creation of something we take for granted!
Barber: wuchu want
Shop Owner: you seen a wave
Barber: say no more
should've just smelt a stack of sand smh
username checks out
@@imjusthanginman6225 fo foks sake, he should just make panes, it just takes 6 glass...
Wow - people didn't bother to watch the video or his other videos. THIS video says he TRIED just using sand. It doesn't make clear glass and the melting point is too high.
As for obsidian, he's done that before. That was a fun video.
@@MKahn84 it's almost as if there was a joke in the above comments or somethingg
@@katra5673 Sure doesn't look like it - especially with the use of "smh." But some people are pretty clueless about making sure jokes are understood as such. Clearly the case if a joke was intended.
“I’m so basic”
“Let’s go get a pumpkin spice latte”
I expected to see a lot of references to that, but I think most people seem not have connected the two :)
"Im so complex."
"I like coffee please."
I don't understand how this channel doesn't have a million subs like seriously its one of the best in my book.
I feel like we all won with this!! Every attempt has been an emotional rollercoaster as well as an emotional investment and now you've finally cracked it!!! CONGRATULATIONS guys!!!!!!!
Rip king of random
Havent seen the video yet but if you succeed this will be the beginning of insane projects!!
i remember when my parents used to tell me as a kid that glass was just melted rocks...and then i would imagine a desert where the rocks were just melting into glass lmfao.
There is a desert with special sand that if for example in a thunderstorm a lightning strike hits it it form really long lightning shaped Glas structures.
a glass dessert ....could be a neat setting
@Dennis West No way! Can you tell me what that Egyptian glass is called so I can research it some more?
@Dennis West Thanks!
@@chudzy the one form of meteoric glass that i know of is Moldavite and its actually the same co-efficiency as borocilicate and can be used along side it. i know some artists who use it in their Pipes. its expensive but cool. its like a pale green when mixed with clear. i dont know if its used in soft glass which is the type of glass work he is working with. the co-efficiency of soft glass and boro are different. boro is basically pyrex so it gets colder faster and is a much thicker consistency at the low levels that soft glass melts at. soft glass is also the only type of glass you can make prince Rupert drops from. those dont work with borocilicate...sorry for my poor grammar
Congratulations Andy and Team HTME on the clear glass project.
Love your tenacity, your diligence and hard work paid off. I am truly impressed, you have motivated me to persevere in my own projects
Boron valley and Silicon Valley aren’t as similar as you think they’d be
Could these new findings make the cast obsidian sword obtainable without having to lower the natural obsidian content as much?
Nice channel logo.
@@neoqueto its an strange parts rip off
@@patriciacruz2390 Look up bind runes.
@@blazingeek Looks like 5/6 of the Bureau of Balance to me
The thing is, it's still not obsidian after you melt it.
9:33 i bet that dog was like “yo what is he doing ohhhh shittt”
That's amazing - I'm impressed by your perseverence and even more impressed at how much of an achievement humanity made making optically clear glass
Congratulations Andy! Been watching this journey since the start and I am joyous to see you overcome these hurdles. Keep at it, good sir!
Hi Andy,
I really enjoyed the video. It's amazing to see how far you've come. Have you considered washing your sand with hot HCl to remove any trace iron impurities? When you dissolved your roasted sand/NaOH mixture and filtered out the insolubles, the color was reddish brown. To me, that suggests there were Fe(III) ions in solution. If you were to wash your sand in HCL with your sep funnel (followed by washing steps with distilled water) a few times before the roasting step, I bet you could greatly reduce the iron impurities. Anyways good luck.
But how would he make HCL acid?
*Just use the Minecraft recipe lmao*
Smelt sand
Boom glass
Interesting hairstyle you got there buddy.
2:23
Your glass endeavour has really made it clear (sic) how complex things we take for granted.
you finally did it man, i've seen your struggles with clear glass for a long time. and when i saw this vid in my subscriptions i said "No way!". very proud of your accomplishment, always knew you could do it.
Top boron sales 2017: slime
It’s almost like people spent years training to be expert glass makers
It's almost like you missed the entire point of this series.
Okay so hear me out Andy, you should try a new set of rules where you unlock items for example, since you successfully made clear glass, in the next project you can just buy it instead of having to resource everything and increase the difficulty of the next step?
I support this
I think he does some times, Idk what video but he bought some material that he made but was hard to make large amounts of
I love the hard-fought progress you made on this. It's been fascinating to see you being as a enthusiastic novice and gain such skills through determination and perseverance.
I admire your drive to succeed. You treat failure as nothing more than a lesson. Deterred by no restraint you've come this far. Nice fookn job m8
Achievement unlocked:clear glass
ahhh, yes i was looking for a minecraft comment
I didn’t know Ron Swanson owned a rock shop?
Ron Swanson would never live in California
3:04 Andy's a villager
That guy really knows a lot about Boron, that is amazing. Simply explained, interesting and fun
That guy's shirt, his haircut and his on-point rock-knowledge is absolutely rock-ON! :D LOVE THIS!
Hey I’m really getting into smelting and casting, and I was wandering, where did you buy the electric forge and if you made it, how did you make it. Plz answer
Have you been using the same bucket the whole time?
He has dozens of these buckets
I'm now expecting a video on how to make buckets
Why not make the tools that make your projects?
This is probably your best episode. You were neat and careful, it has good information, it is well written and filmed, it tells a story that goes first through your initial slumps and finally to success, which makes it much more entertaining. I think it shows well your progress and in my opinion it should lay the standard to your videos going forward. Congrats!
Make this a playlist. Seeing you go on The Journey for Clear Glass was great.
I can't stop looking at that man's hair. It looks like something from a tv show, but I just can't place it.
The Twilight Zone.
Jojo's bizarre adventure
Johnny bravo
Guy fieri
I made clear glass in about 10 secs, its really simple just put sand in the oven and wait 10 secs and boom there you go clear glass..
Pandooo thank you kanye very cool
2:09 strong Andy
Strong Andy
Yes, much grrrrrrr.
The effort, dedication and stoicism you show is awesome man. Keep going.
This is so impressive. Truly one of the coolest channels on RUclips!
Aliens.
“It actually contains high amounts of arsenic”
You gotta think, that rock guy wakes up everyday and *chooses* to style his hair that way... Wtf
He'll have styled it the same way since he was young. Age has met him down, but he's stuck to the same style. Not a good choice, but a common one - like all the aging rockers with long hair...but almost nothing on top.
It's past time, for a new style, you'll look younger and better.
@divorcedme Are you the rock man?
i’ve been watching since the old days n it’s amazing how far you’ve come! this is amazing compared to your early tries. keep up the good work!!
Amazing persistence. Really makes me admire how people in the past discovered all this stuff without any of the advantages we have today. I look forward to future projects like "making a transistor from scratch" maybe? Brilliant stuff.
whats the big deal?
just smelt some sand in a furnace and there you go, glass
as easy as getting iron ingots
It is so much harder to do that that if you watch his previous glass making videos
@@loneleviathan r/woooosh
He wasn't just trying to make glass, he was trying to make CLEAR glass. There's a big difference between the two.
@@perforongo9078 hes making a minecraft joke since in the game you just throw in sand in a furnace and you get clear glass
how to make everything “conquering all of india”
To delete T-series
Or *Most of india*
I drank lye now I wanna go get a pumpkin spice latte
Master Builder except the Tamil kings no one conquers the Tamil kings
Please generate electricity with all that copper.
850k subscribers later and FINALLY you guys conquered clear glass! Congratulations!!!
We take so much for granted. I had no idea my house windows were so complicated. Thanks for doing this!