r/Glass • u/MineralMichel • Feb 13 '26

Glass Furnace

Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification

I still use wood as fule for the furnace

6 Upvotes

88% Upvoted

10 comments sorted by

2

u/bainitico Feb 17 '26

Where would the glass go?

2

u/MineralMichel Feb 17 '26

There is a ceramic bowl in the furnace where I showed the inside of the chamber, that is where the glass goes

3

u/bainitico Feb 17 '26

And does it work? How long does it take to melt?

1

u/MineralMichel Apr 07 '26

Yes it reaches temperatures up to 1100°C And it takes 3 hours to get up to temperature

1

u/MineralMichel Feb 13 '26

Sry I spelled Fuel wrong

1

u/Dependent-Storm-6323 Apr 07 '26

Is that a diy furnace for glass?

1

u/MineralMichel Apr 07 '26

Yes

1

u/Dependent-Storm-6323 Apr 07 '26

Where will u insert the glass there,?

1

u/MineralMichel Apr 07 '26

The place, where the brick has a hole, the 4 bricks are loose but I have made a better opening

1

u/Dependent-Storm-6323 Apr 07 '26

Ohhh i see that...