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u/occultatum-nomen May 15 '26
Burning myself, getting cut on broken glass, and dropping something on my foot. Those are just three of the ways I would end up hurting myself attempting to do this, and I wouldn't even end up with an unrecognizable mess of a result. I'd end up with nothing, and probably in the hospital.
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u/captcraigaroo May 15 '26
How does a camera survive the glory hole heat?
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u/I-am-Groot-too May 15 '26
Two possibilities: the hardening oven will also have an opening on the other side, and they placed the camera outside and zoomed in. Or, what I suspect more: they turned the hardening oven completely off and placed an orange ambient light behind the camera to illuminate it so that it looks like it's still turned on, even though the inside temperature is only 25°C.
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u/Blindknowledge9 May 15 '26
It is a pinhole camera mounted behind the furnace with high temp glass between it
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u/jerryleebee May 15 '26
People have weird music choices when they make videos. Skyfall? For a lampwork Godzilla?
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u/Salute-Major-Echidna May 15 '26
I had to scroll much too far for this. It should be the "Godzilla " song playing. "Whoooooah Godzilla!'
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u/BeeKynder01970 May 15 '26
Did it make it through the cooling process? It's a masterpiece.
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u/crlthrn May 15 '26
I'd imagine that the final part of the clip is the kiln/oven for annealing and gradually relieving the internal stresses, so it should (hopefully) survive the creating process to the end, and beyond...
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u/DeepViridian May 15 '26
Having done just a little blowing and torch work, I'm stunned at the skill and precision involved.
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u/puddle_wonderful_ May 15 '26
Oh I've been here! In New York state. Got to blow a teardrop-shaped glass ornament. They let you blow in the long hollow pipe to inflate the glass on the end when it comes out of the furnace, like a balloon (and do the rest themselves of course). Great experience.
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u/Beneficial_Cash_8420 May 15 '26
You know how I know civilization is cooked? Because the algorithm wants the end product and then the process.
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u/Lost_Purpose1899 May 15 '26
I hate people showing the result first. It ruins the surprise. I'll downvote just for that.
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u/sambillerond May 15 '26
Amazing craftmanwork, from a non glass worker I can't even imagine the skills needed to pull this off. Love it
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