Goekel Trap - Scientific Glassblowing
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- Опубликовано: 23 май 2020
- A documentry on making Goekel Traps (or Contat-Gockel’s valves).
All footage is my own and made simply for fun and not for professional use. I hope you find it interesting!
Made in my workplace workshop based in York, UK. 
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Good to have you back!
Thank you :D Got another one started as well! Usually I'm too busy to set up a camera while working but the urge caught me!
Really interesting to watch. I appreciate the on-screen text describing what/why you are doing what you are doing. keep up the good work :)
Fantastic!!! You a very good artist!! Thank you for show technique, I want would like to learn!! I am seeing others videos yours... thank you!!
Well done! Highly skilled work and artistic music.
Wow. It’s mesmerizing to watch you work - you are extremely skilled
i'm really intrested in scientific instrument glass blowing , and you do great work . keep going!
Thank-you!
well detailed welding! You work very well on glass and those videos are great. the scientific research institute where I work blown glass was closed due to the pandemic...
Awesome video!! Love that you showed the mess up!!
Nice to see you working glass again on video, as always the video was very informative, especially appreciate the inclusion of what can go wrong and methods of correcting the unplanned. Looking at all your other videos it is apparent that you are quite the diamond, so many facets, thank you for sharing them :)
Thank you James that's really kind of you 😊 I love my work and telling people about it so I really appreciate your interest xx
excellent video, i wish to see more like this
This is amazing. I can't keep watching your glass blowing videos. Can anyone get into something like this? What sort of background is required, if any? I'm still looking for something to do with my life and this has long fascinated and intrigued me. Thanks!
I love your work! So great to see.
so sick!
This is sick. Is technical glass blowing well paid ?
beauty 😊
wonderful your work
Neat video.
Hola, Natali, me gustan muchos tus vídeos. Me ha ayudado mucho porque quiero poner mi propia empresa de vidrio científico. Un saludo afectuoso desde argentina.
What is the annealing temperature for borosilicate? I am a scientific glassblower but work with Quartz. Our annealing temperature is 1155 c for 30 minutes
565 c 1 hour for every 0.635cm (0.25inch) of wall thickness :{)
A very educational video, thank you very much
By the way, I just searched Goekel Trap and I couldn't find anything, is this for gases or liquids? Do you know in which kind of chemistry is this thing used?
Google Contat-Gockel's valves
Muito bom Natalie
What function does that equipment perform in a laboratory?
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Why did the neck have to be made from a separate piece? Thickness?
Pretty much - the fresh tubing guarantees a uniform inside diameter for whatever they might be connecting up to it.
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And she is hot literally . Why do u blow only certain times to burst open a hole. I know this ur breath must have to work in conjunction with heat to shape it then if it's spinning nothing gets out of shape? I think that this job cannot ever be done robotic right. Are u up around Vineland. Keep on making more and descriptions. Finally why do u not see standard taper distillation equipment in quartz like in the borosilicate. And isn't boro, quartz different in mainly one is the pure silicon oxide. Thermally shock can break quartz? Sorry I love glassware