Cut a Hole In a Glass Bottle (Using a Soldering Iron)
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Now please solder the piece back to the bottle with a soldering gun.
I think this wins as best comment.
@@HowDoYouDIY Hello , sorry for my English ! how many Watt ( 150 Watt ? , 300 ? Watt ) has your soldering ıron ? Because glass needs high temperature to melt !
@@YAKKOYUN68 Good question. This soldering iron is 15 watts. It's not melting the glass, just heating it up enough to move the crack.
It called heat fracture. Or temp shock
I would like to do my own vidio on it and I'll give you a shout out on my channel dark science experiments. If it's ok with you
To learn how to cut round bottles with a soldering iron, check it out here: ruclips.net/video/JF6M9a_bJdo/видео.html
To learn how to cut square or odd shaped bottles, check it out here: ruclips.net/video/_jRNuVxLsfE/видео.html
To learn how I made this bottle scoring jig, check it out here: ruclips.net/video/qRf38Rg-Nlg/видео.html
Have you tried this on a thicker bottle, like a wine bottle? I want to try this on a wine bottle.
+routt ookc I have used this technique to cut a whiskey bottle in half to make a whiskey glass. Haven't tried a wine bottle, but I would think it should work.
That's an awesome idea, whiskey bottle whiskey glasses! Thanks for the video, I will report back when/if I get it to work on a wine bottle.
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Thanks. Now i can make bongs
MyAccountBitch hahahaha
MyAccountBitch you need to actually grab a set of diamond hole saws. 11 dollars at Walmart can be used to make correct hole sizes for grommets and a glass down stem. If you like the process let me know we can talk about different ideas (I do this as well). Have a great time drilling and blazing bro. And btw 14 mm is the most common size.and you will need some lubricant I.e water,light oil.
benjamin uzumaki I actually drill a lot of tile, and have all the tools I need, but I was actually curious about the hole size. Thanks. I'd like to see your bongs. I have a huuuuge jack Daniels bottle I'd like to turn into a bong.
MyAccountBitch I have actually only made a few myself. But I enjoy learning new crafts and helping the bros that don't want to drop a load of cash for a decent peice. A simple stem,Grommet,and bowl set up runs around 12-15 dollars where i'm at. And you said you had a large jd bottle. So me personally if I were looking to repurpose that I would start with a simple bong and then maybe try a gravity bong. (Wrapping strings tightly around the bottle and soaking in a strong acetone,nail polish,or 91 Percent rubbing alcohol then set on fire for a minute or so then dunk the bottom in cold water) I can pull a vid or two if you want. I use a smartwater lid to fit the bowl need to heat the plastic for a sec then should fit. I know how to make a few simple percs as well if you are interested. Hope I helped
benjamin uzumaki yeah, cool. I found a good deal on wholesale bowls and grommets and screens. I can get bowls for $3 if I buy 100, and the grommets and screens are $0.01 a piece. I might start selling these things. I bet I could get $50 for a sweet 3 liter JD bong.
Thx.. You showed easiest way to cut bottle.. It helped me a lot..
Absolutely fascinating! Thanks for sharing the technique.
Thanks for sharing this very unique method... I will definitely have to give it a try...
I like to learn new things everyday. This is very interesting! Thank you so much! 🍾🍾🍾
Thank you very much for spreading your method of cutting glass using heat .. I appreciate your effort to teach you to others .. Thanks again.
This is the coolest thing! If I wasn't in the hospital I would be looking around my house for a bottle right now. I'm a new fan of your videos. Great explanation. Clear understandable voice. Great camera and camera angle. Awesome lighting. You better be making more videos c(: keep up the good work man.
My dad is an electrician and I’m a stoner so it works out well :)
Great skill. Very impressed.
Awesome idea. Thank you.
As a professional glazer, I would use a drill bit designed for glass. Drill one hole in each corner then score the glass and continue as shown on this video. To remove the piece easily you need to score the glass diagonally from corner to corner and heat as shown. You will not get a perfect 90 degree corner but you could use a square stick wrapped in sand paper to square up the corner.
what would happen if you drilled a hole in the square corner? this method you use is very good. i'm wary of grinding glass with a dremel.
Awesome technique, thank you.
Amazing! I'll try it. Thank you, very much.
Thanks, this is very good, I will get bottles and try this.
Really good thanks!!!
Very interesting technique
Thank you! Using this method to make planters out of my glass vases.
Master Jeweler/Goldsmith here. I learned something new. love your bottle cutting jig. necessity is trully the mother of invention, I take off my hat. i like, OLE!
Very clever!
great idea !!
Nice idea
Really cool ! Well done x
Thanks!
This is a cracking video!
Has excellent idea!
Superb!!
Im gonna try it.. thx🤩
Mortal, ful técnica!
Very informative video, I was thinking maybe a new way of cutting glass guitar slides, Thank you Sir.
I used to be a glass blower and I'm blown away that this work!?! Wow! Can't wait to try it out :)
Muito bom!
Thanks for sharing this video
You're welcome!
VERY CCOOOOL!!!!!!
Thank you. I've been searching videos for months to get the best idea to cut out a hole in a glass bottle. Hope this will work out best.
It can be a bit tricky to learn at first. I recommend practicing a couple times on other bottles before trying it on your main bottle. Hope it works well for you!
Thank you. At first did you score all along the area you want to cut or only along the straight line on top?
There's another doubt. Will a 25 watt souldering iron do for this work? Kindly reply.
I only scored the straight line along the top. After the cracks is started, it will follow the soldering iron even if there isn't a score line. And yes, a 25 watt soldering iron should work. Thanks for asking!
@@HowDoYouDIY Thanks a ton for your genuine response.
Obrigado!
Been looking for a method to cut a slice out some bottles and this looks perfect. Cheers mate
I practised this method but couldn’t get the heat to crack the glass in a line so I returned to using a diamond tipped socket and just kept moving along to create the length then used a smaller diameter to go back and smooth the peaks between the cuts.
This is a pretty tricky method to start the crack. When practicing it's helpful to use thinner bottles. Thanks for sharing your experience, and describing what you ended up doing.
ESPECTACULAR !!!!
Thanks!
Parabéns, esse método de cortar com ferro de soldar eu não conhecia na loja que trabalhei usava brocas de diamantes. Rio RJ Brasil
You're so talented and so creative in making hole on a bottle
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Thanks!
awesome!
Thanks you have given me the answer to an idea I have had .
I'm glad this was helpful!
love it
nice idea!
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Brilliant buddy
Thanks!!
I have an iron too but I never thought of using it for cutting glass. Interesting
It can be a time consuming process. I was a bit surprised that it actually worked.
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Very interesting! I will add "crackdragging" to my new skill set.
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OMG really?? Thanks! He's one of my favorites!
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Very cool. These might make some really interesting bird houses. Get a bunch of different bottles, and then hang them on a tree. I wonder if the birds would like it.
Whoa i seeing here that's awesome thanks yaw😆
Have you tried drilling a small hole on each corner using a tile drill? They are only a few dollars and I think they would make all the difference to the finished product.
..wow so amazing ideas ..I love it..
Thanks!
Great video, I wonder if using tape or hot glue on the outside of area to be cut would stop the stress cracks in corners ?
That's a good question. Eventually I'll be trying a lot of the suggestions I've been getting, I'll have to add this to the list to try.
Good video
Great video. The sharper a corner the greater the stress concentration and the more likely a crack will form where it's not wanted. Some of the first welded steel ships, the Liberty Ships, broke in half because they had sharp rather than rounded hatch corners. Due to the high stress concentration at the sharp corners a crack in the steel would start there and then run rapidly all around the hull. This is true in any rigid material. The bigger the radius at a corner the less the stress concentration and the less likely the strength of the material will be exceeded
I really love this explanation of what's happening. Thanks for sharing!!
Enlightening & fascinating!!!! Thank you for your video.
I learned some of the “whole" tricks from a glass cutter at a glass dealer / distributer. I had to tell him what I needed, & couldn’t seem to explain it to anyone who could explain it to him, “Why don’t you just come on back & explain it yourself.” Bingo!!
I suggest more rounded corners, & then file, sand, nibble away to a square corner. Use the file or sandpaper gently to avoid breakage / catastrophe. “Soft” nibblers from your stained glass tool kit, tiny little “nibbles”.
Same happened to the BOAC planes.
That's a really good idea for making sharp corners! Thanks for sharing, I hadn't thought of that!
Mil gracias
A simple idea and creative....... 👍
Thanks!
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Cutting a bottle to make a drinking cup is as easy as playing with a kid, Thank you!
Thanks!
New bong time!
This video helped me score a 420.
Waoo...excelente 👍👏👏👏
I wonder how this works, like the slow curve for the cracks thing makes intuitive sense to me but I dont understand it
I still wonder myself. I hope that some day I'm able find out.
This is amazing!, I very much would like to make cups from glass bottles for my kitchen too recycle! I have a soldering iron too, but haven't really thought how'd I use it till I watched this. Thanks so much!!!
That's called reusing, or even upcycling
good job
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Nice
Beautiful
Thanks!
Genius
Thanks!
Thanks a lot
I'm glad you like the video!
Hola la herramienta que utilizas es un soldador eléctrico u otra hertamienta como cautil ?
Gracias.
excellent idea and thanks for sharing. I only saw you scoring the top line, but not the rest of the edges. Is my observation correct ? If yes, that would mean that you use the soldering iron to crack the top line after scoring, then use just heat only to continue to crack the rest of the edges. If you were to score the rest of the edges using hand held cutter, wouldn't it be fast to crack the edges and result in more accurate crack ? Please advise. Many thanks.
Great observation! Yes, I only scored the top line and used the heat to guide the crack the rest of the way. From my experience, once the crack is started it will move about the same fast whether there is a score or not. But it can be more accurate with a score all the way around because the score gives you a groove to hold the iron on track.
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Very interesting!
Thanks!
Wonderful 👌👍
Great appart from the big cracks at the corners.
Спасибо, буду знать.
i always wondered how they put the ship in
Those are put in sails collapsed and a sting is pulled to raise them (; but this works too
Cool man cool
Tried 😌bong bong ✨🔥
Did it work? :)
Yoo did it workand how big is the hole?
What temperature are you setting your soldering iron? Seems an important thing to know...
+orion khan this soldering iron is not adjustable, I don't know what temperature is it. But it is a 15 watt soldering iron.
Great
Thanks!
Loved your video! The idea of cutting with a solder gun like that is now on my to-try list...lol Can I ask where you got that background? I know it's a sort of measuring grid or something but could use that in my videos as well and was just curious if you could share where I might find one?
Here is a link to the same one that I got: amzn.to/2GmJ6WO
Excellent, thank you and keep up the videos.
Wanderfull. Carlos , Brazil
Thanks 😊
amazing
Thanks!
Very interesting method. I'd personally prefer to use diamond tip bits under water with a Dremel.
Why water?
If you ever used a drill, or seen someone use it, you might have noticed particles flying off everywhere like some heavy dust. When you’re drilling glass (stones, shells, etc.) always do it submerged in water, so that this glass-dust can’t escape 🤗
Negin Negin it wouldn't be safe to just wear safety glasses and do it outside or something? I'm fine with water just curious
also to protect your respiratory system and its easier to clean
I have seen people cut glass with scissors under water too, and drill holes in the glass. I assumed it helped control thermal shock. m.ruclips.net/video/usZ8MQzbglk/видео.html
Cómo se llama esa herramienta que uso,también sirve para hacer un orificio?? Gracias 😉
curve the corners then file it square ! then cut out a rectangular bit to fit back in if thats what your doing with it ??
Amazing
Thanks!
Muito bom! Parabéns!
As I recall from ME classes, there is stress concentration in the corners. You can also see cracks start in corners of car dashboards from temperatures/expansion from the sun.
Lou Fazio
you can't control the Crack where you want as i see it but you can select by glass cuter first the area you want and the heating up like you do
I am stonished to see that this video did not pass one million views!!!
It's getting close :-)
Wow amzing broo
Like video
Thanks!
How many bottles did it take to make this?