to create the bottom of the bottle: after you let the most of the extra Isomalt drain out of the bottom of the bottle, you can set your Isomalt bottle on a silicone mat and let the residual Isomalt drain down to the bottom, and the silicone mat will prevent it from leaking and the Isomalt will cool and form a bottom for your bottle.
@Mac1634 When you pour the sugar into the mold you want to pour it at a lower temperature, around 270 degrees F, you let it sit in the mold for a couple of seconds then pour it back out. Sugar poured this way creates a thick wall around the inside of the mold, and still allows you to pour the melted sugar back out of the mold. People create hollow chocolates like easter bunnies using this technique as well.
DannyKinz2897, Thanks for your question. If I understand you question correctly, you want to know if you can pour Isomalt (the sugar to make the glass) into any of the other molds we sell? The answer is yes. Or molds and Silicones will hold temperatures of up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Many sugar artists and chefs have used Isomalt in our molds and have achieved stunning results.
@TheAstrophysicist23 sugar glass is not sticky if there is low humidity. To protect it from getting sticky in humid environments, the sugar glass can be put into a sealed container that has silica gel packets to dry the air in the container.
Great videos! I want to buy a couple molds from your website but how many sugar beer bottles can I make with only one mold before I need to buy a new mold? Like 1? 10? or more :)
Can the mold be used to make a resin copy of a bottle? I'm looking to copy a tall, slightly curved bottle for prop purposes (and don't want to buy a ton of vintage bottles).
When freshly made and in a dry environment, the sugar bottle is dry. Moisture, humidity and warmth cause the sugar to get sticky over time and then it would stick to your hands. Keeping the bottle in an air tight storage container with silica gel packets will keep the bottle dry indefinitely.
I'm also interested in making one with a bottle to use as stage props... is there a way to create the mold to have a bottle yet still easy enough to remove the sugar bottle after it is ready?
Having a sugar bottle without a bottom is advantageous for the cake decorator. It is easier to put down into a cake. If you want a bottom, do not pour out all the sugar and allow the mold to cool right side up. The excess sugar will flow to the bottom of the mold and create a perfect seal and bottom to the bottle. - Dominic
hobostudios100 You are welcome. Thank you for taking the time to replay your thanks. When you make your mold be sure to email me a photo! We love to see our customers' work.
Why hasn't anyone commented on those "Man Eats Glass" or "Man Eats Nails" videos about the possibility of them being hoaxes? I mean just look at this!! So realistic, edible too! Look at silver dragees, their silver-like coating looks pretty real!
1:22 YES YES YES! 1:24 Awww.... :( Also, I have a question. How do you make the bottle actually, you know... a bottle? If you just fill a mold with sugar, you just end up with a solid chunk of bottle-shaped sugar, right? So how do you make it hollow?
There is a way to have a bottom. Here it is: Beer Bottle Closed bottom open top After pouring Isomalt into your mold wait 10 minutes, then dump the access Isomalt out. When finished dumping Isomalt, turn your mold open side down onto a silicone mat and allow it to completely cool. This will allow the remaining warm Isomalt to flow down and create a bottom to your bottle. Once your bottle is completely cooled unmold. Then take a clean drill bit, warm it with a kitchen torch and work the bit into the top of the bottle to “open” your bottle and create a hole. Any other questions please don't hesitate to call 800-333-5678 in US or 513-244-2999. Thanks
Hi, I was going to make a corona bottle. Just wanting to know is there anyway I can make the clear bottle, And also make it look like it has corona in it? Thank-you.
The mold made in this video should be considered to be a commercial mold and can be used over and over indefinitely. How many bottles can u make from one mold? Hard to answer since you should be able to use it for a lifetime.
to get a bottom on your sugar bottle create the mold in the same manner as the video. After pouring Isomalt sugar into your mold wait 10 minutes, dump the excess Isomalt sugar out, then stand the mold upright (neck portion of the bottle up) on a silicone mat and the Isomalt will flow down to the bottom of the "bottle" and will create a bottom on your mold.
I'm on your website... do you have an actual video showing how to make that perfect beer bottle mold using the CopyFlex? Also, how many lbs would it take to make a mold such as that one? Thanks!
ok i couldnt help but notice the elder sweatshirt so i believe you are close to me. is there any way i could pay for a couple of these to be made? going to need it for a performance for halloween
Dear Christian, We are located in Cincinnati, Ohio. You can pick up an mold making kit at our office if you would like to call and order over the phone. If you are interested in having the bottle mold made for you we do have a contact we can give you but she lives in New Jersey. Give my office a call for more information 513.244.2999.
Actually breaking a sugar bottle over ones skull promotes hair growth by subjecting the scalp to a minor explosive pressure brought on by the fragmentation of crystalline sugar molecules that aerate the scalp and encourage a return to normal hair follicle production. ;-) - Dominic
No, it is full. You need the weight of the liquid inside to keep it down. Otherwise the bottle would float during the curing processes and ruin your mold.
Here's an obvious question: why not just sell pre-made molds to the public of the most popular shapes i.e. wine glasses, beer bottles, champagne flutes, etc... I'm sure there would be a larger pool of customers if it were a simplified process. Step1. buy mold. Step2. Heat and pour isomalt sugar. I'd probably buy multiple molds regardless of the frequency in which I used the them. But after watching the mold making process I'm discouraged to even bother.
pre-made molds would be great and maybe they sell them too, or buy them elsewhere. Learning how to make your own molds though means you can take something different or strange and make a mold of it! Something you would not be able to BUY mold premade!
Zeth Huckabay this was helpful for me because i have been searching everywhere for how to make a hollow bottle out of clay, and im not quite there yet, but its pretty close to what i need.
Ry.Pawhead kickbac White I hope that this video and the other videos in this series have answered all your questions on how a sugar glass bottle is made.
@MegaLesley01 You can make the bottle clear by just pouring the hot isomalt straight into the mold without coloring it. Just as shown in the video. Let that completely cool (don't unmold yet) to Make some amber colored isomalt for your "beer" call me at 1.800.333.56787
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I love Americans. In a country that big, there's a specialist for EVERYTHING! It's brilliant!
Man old RUclips was so much different I miss it.
Very true, we were going to cut that out but thought it showed just how strong the sugar bottle really is. Glad you enjoyed it.
I'm watching 14 years later
when she didn't break the bottle hard enough and it make a conk noise I laughed so hard I cried
lol this gets so cute when the assistant comes in.
to create the bottom of the bottle: after you let the most of the extra Isomalt drain out of the bottom of the bottle, you can set your Isomalt bottle on a silicone mat and let the residual Isomalt drain down to the bottom, and the silicone mat will prevent it from leaking and the Isomalt will cool and form a bottom for your bottle.
@Mac1634 When you pour the sugar into the mold you want to pour it at a lower temperature, around 270 degrees F, you let it sit in the mold for a couple of seconds then pour it back out. Sugar poured this way creates a thick wall around the inside of the mold, and still allows you to pour the melted sugar back out of the mold. People create hollow chocolates like easter bunnies using this technique as well.
My viewing pleasure has been satisfied thanks
who's watching this like 7 years later
E & A Gaming you
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Me 9 years ago
Almost 10 years later🤣. Was kinda funny
10 years bub
DannyKinz2897, Thanks for your question. If I understand you question correctly, you want to know if you can pour Isomalt (the sugar to make the glass) into any of the other molds we sell? The answer is yes. Or molds and Silicones will hold temperatures of up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Many sugar artists and chefs have used Isomalt in our molds and have achieved stunning results.
@TheAstrophysicist23 sugar glass is not sticky if there is low humidity. To protect it from getting sticky in humid environments, the sugar glass can be put into a sealed container that has silica gel packets to dry the air in the container.
Can the bottle hold liquid?
"That was fun! Do you have more?"
Great comment. :)
I love your videos. Entertaining and Educational.
Thanks Firempong. I appreciate the positive feedback.
I bet this guys really good at making lampshades too
what can ı do for prevent stickness? thank you for your answer
Great videos! I want to buy a couple molds from your website but how many sugar beer bottles can I make with only one mold before I need to buy a new mold? Like 1? 10? or more :)
? Can you tell me at what minute/ second during the video you are referring to?
That is a great idea! Just remember adults like candy too.
Can the mold be used to make a resin copy of a bottle? I'm looking to copy a tall, slightly curved bottle for prop purposes (and don't want to buy a ton of vintage bottles).
+NoUniqueUsername
Check out our website www.makeyourownmolds.com/mold-making-kits.
"by we, you mean me is gonna clean up" ... o.o .."okay" lmao
Hi there! Thanks for the question, but I don't understand it. Can you clarify please?
Thanks for the feedback, Dane - It means a lot to me. - Dominic
When freshly made and in a dry environment, the sugar bottle is dry. Moisture, humidity and warmth cause the sugar to get sticky over time and then it would stick to your hands. Keeping the bottle in an air tight storage container with silica gel packets will keep the bottle dry indefinitely.
I'm also interested in making one with a bottle to use as stage props... is there a way to create the mold to have a bottle yet still easy enough to remove the sugar bottle after it is ready?
Having a sugar bottle without a bottom is advantageous for the cake decorator. It is easier to put down into a cake. If you want a bottom, do not pour out all the sugar and allow the mold to cool right side up. The excess sugar will flow to the bottom of the mold and create a perfect seal and bottom to the bottle. - Dominic
It is, you should give it a try!
Yes! You can use sugar, chocolate...any food material that is up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Thanks for your question.
Thank You, Dane - your feedback means a lot to me I am glad you found the video informative.
You are a amazing chef and mold maker :-D:-D:-D
Thanks Izaiah!
what do you do that the Suggar is not sticky ??
hobostudios100 You are welcome. Thank you for taking the time to replay your thanks. When you make your mold be sure to email me a photo! We love to see our customers' work.
@MakeYourOwnMolds Is there a way you can decrease the thickness of the molds?
Can I make a mold of a beer bottle with the cap on?
What can I say I am a happy guy and I love working with Silicone
is the sugar glass sticky?
how do you build the bottom if you need one????...
Also, You don't have to use isomalt. You can use cooked sugar recipes that are used to make hard candy and lollipops too!
who is watching 10 years later
Why hasn't anyone commented on those "Man Eats Glass" or "Man Eats Nails" videos about the possibility of them being hoaxes? I mean just look at this!! So realistic, edible too! Look at silver dragees, their silver-like coating looks pretty real!
1:22 YES YES YES!
1:24 Awww.... :(
Also, I have a question. How do you make the bottle actually, you know... a bottle? If you just fill a mold with sugar, you just end up with a solid chunk of bottle-shaped sugar, right? So how do you make it hollow?
Do the sugar bottle have no bottoms?
There is a way to have a bottom. Here it is:
Beer Bottle Closed bottom open top
After pouring Isomalt into your mold wait 10 minutes, then dump the access Isomalt out. When finished
dumping Isomalt, turn your mold open side down onto a silicone mat and allow it to completely cool.
This will allow the remaining warm Isomalt to flow down and create a bottom to your bottle. Once your
bottle is completely cooled unmold. Then take a clean drill bit, warm it with a kitchen torch and work
the bit into the top of the bottle to “open” your bottle and create a hole.
Any other questions please don't hesitate to call 800-333-5678 in US or 513-244-2999.
Thanks
Do you think Dominic is a bottom?
Random thoughts in 2024 at 3am.
Hi, I was going to make a corona bottle. Just wanting to know is there anyway I can make the clear bottle, And also make it look like it has corona in it? Thank-you.
The mold made in this video should be considered to be a commercial mold and can be used over and over indefinitely. How many bottles can u make from one mold? Hard to answer since you should be able to use it for a lifetime.
LOL love the bottle
Nevermind, I just found the Part II video on RUclips in regards to making a mold. But how many lbs would it take?
What's the button u have in your hand ?
Thank you so much for this fantastic tutorial series :-) simple, to the point, and very informative :-)
~Dane Vandewiele from "Cosmic Embers"
Glad you enjoyed it. - Dominic
Can you put it up side down to have an actual bottom?
4:33 that was amazing haha
Is it possible to make 12 sugar bottles out from a single mold?
to get a bottom on your sugar bottle create the mold in the same manner as the video. After pouring Isomalt sugar into your mold wait 10 minutes, dump the excess Isomalt sugar out, then stand the mold upright (neck portion of the bottle up) on a silicone mat and the Isomalt will flow down to the bottom of the "bottle" and will create a bottom on your mold.
Thanks for watching! ;-)
Depends on your pain tolerance. Just follow the instructions in this video and give it a try.
@SolcGr100 you can eat the sugar when it comes out of the mold!
Yeah, it gets pretty hot under the lights.....
Why aren’t you feelin it
Awesome!
@liljenni19953000 Thanks so much for your complements. Have you tried to make a mold of your own yet?
I'm on your website... do you have an actual video showing how to make that perfect beer bottle mold using the CopyFlex? Also, how many lbs would it take to make a mold such as that one?
Thanks!
Since that is a sugar mold can't you actually lick the bottle to see if its glass or not?
About 4 to 5 pounds. When you purchase the Beer Bottle Mold Kit, everything you need, including the silicone, is packaged for you.
do i really have to buy a mold how can i make one myself
Hi Free Driver, Thanks for your comment. Gonna have to make your own unfortunately! They wouldn't survive shipping.
lol "That was fun do you have any more?"
ok i couldnt help but notice the elder sweatshirt so i believe you are close to me. is there any way i could pay for a couple of these to be made? going to need it for a performance for halloween
Dear Christian, We are located in Cincinnati, Ohio. You can pick up an mold making kit at our office if you would like to call and order over the phone. If you are interested in having the bottle mold made for you we do have a contact we can give you but she lives in New Jersey. Give my office a call for more information 513.244.2999.
alright i think i will most likely purchase a kit thank you.
Christian Greschel Looking forward to your call. Our office hours are Monday-Friday 9 am to 4:30 pm.
That was sooooo funny.. Thanks for a good laugh..
Is the mold reusable
Actually breaking a sugar bottle over ones skull promotes hair growth by subjecting the scalp to a minor explosive pressure brought on by the fragmentation of crystalline sugar molecules that aerate the scalp and encourage a return to normal hair follicle production. ;-) - Dominic
Will it hurt my head when I smash it on my head?
Thank you very much - Dominic
No, it is full. You need the weight of the liquid inside to keep it down. Otherwise the bottle would float during the curing processes and ruin your mold.
That is so cool :D
Is the inside of the bottel empty?
gracias dominic!
You are so welcome Victor. Hope you enjoy making a mold!
Thanks, I’m gonna prank my teacher with this
Here's an obvious question: why not just sell pre-made molds to the public of the most popular shapes i.e. wine glasses, beer bottles, champagne flutes, etc... I'm sure there would be a larger pool of customers if it were a simplified process. Step1. buy mold. Step2. Heat and pour isomalt sugar. I'd probably buy multiple molds regardless of the frequency in which I used the them. But after watching the mold making process I'm discouraged to even bother.
pre-made molds would be great and maybe they sell them too, or buy them elsewhere. Learning how to make your own molds though means you can take something different or strange and make a mold of it! Something you would not be able to BUY mold premade!
Zeth Huckabay this was helpful for me because i have been searching everywhere for how to make a hollow bottle out of clay, and im not quite there yet, but its pretty close to what i need.
Nice
Thanks Ry.Pawhead.
I was watching TNA Impact and just wanted to know how suger glass bottle was made
Ry.Pawhead kickbac White I hope that this video and the other videos in this series have answered all your questions on how a sugar glass bottle is made.
can you eat it aswell
i think so
Hi Jolly Rancher - Did you know you could make this sugar bottle using melted "Jolly Ranchers?" - Dominic
Can i eat it?
2:58 THE GLASSES XD
Can I eat it???
4:24 I love the disclaimer XD
7 year later reply :3
if he is consistently making. video then hi subscribers will turn 36 thousand into 36 millions
what if she accidentally grabbed the real one again and hit him with it
Da je baba mela kurca bila bi dedek
I would love this! At scgool, drink outa it then just bite into it and starting eating it and say "mmmmmm glass flavor..."
Yes it will last a lifetime if treated with care.
@whatdupdoh - Our company is located in Roselawn and my son will be a senior at Elder this fall. GO PURPLE!!!!!
Thanks! :)
Great vid, but skip to 1:55
Christian, Glad you liked the video.
he sounds so exited XD
HOLY SHIT DUDE!
STOP SMILING SO MUCH!
@MegaLesley01 You can make the bottle clear by just pouring the hot isomalt straight into the mold without coloring it. Just as shown in the video. Let that completely cool (don't unmold yet) to Make some amber colored isomalt for your "beer" call me at 1.800.333.56787
The camera quality looks like something from Tim and Eric.
Thx
Watching in 2020.
I am watching after 10 years