Do you call your workshop the "torch-er chamber," or am I the only dad here?

I've been looking for this channel

Interesting testing Rob, thank you!

Always love your torch experiments 👍

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing

Me seeing melt glass
Me: melt glass
My Brain: candy looks tasty

This is nuts

G'day Rob.  I see todays video is a hot topic.

Great review Rob hope the mince pies are back to normal 👍👨🏻‍🏭🇬🇧

Hi Rob. Very interesting, never tried to melt glass with my Bullfinch torch, might have to give it a go now 🙂 I must admit that I didn't think either of the torches would get the glass hot enough to actually melt it. Live and learn. Cheers, Alan.

why dont you place the bangood torch closer?

Hmmm the bottles are breaking after the melting or not bcs i want to try my torch to melt glass and make a nice cup from it!?

I had a look Rob & those Bullfinch torches are only in the UK . Wished I could find one here in the US .. ENJOYED !!

G’day Rob. I haven’t intentionally melted glass either, the closest I’ve come to doing it is in a campfire where the following morning there’s a melted bottle in the ashes, don’t know what I’d melt glass for.
Great demo thanks.
Cheers
Peter

You don’t move in closer for maximum heat

Hello Rob,
What a clever idea creating a video that needs you to drink beer first to get the raw material... It should be noted that it was a Heineken beer bottle which are probably the best beer bottles in the world - lol.
Seriously though an interesting demo... thank you.
Cheers
Paul,,

Hi Rob, interesting demo, that bullfinch certainly concentrates the heat much better, I would also argue there was much less wasted gas to get to a higher temperature than the Chinese job. This must all be down to clever jetting as the calorific value of the gas is obviously the same in both experiments. Shame you didn't have 3 or 4 other torches to test as well, could have been quite a nice day out in the shop! Cheers, Jon

If you use that torch with mapp gas, will it burn hotter than standard mapp gas torch?

Obviously you will have to try making Prince Rupert Drops now. I don't know much about glass but I think beer bottles are pretty low grade and not very good for making beads etc, tried making many ashtrays in a fire and they always go brittle and shatter when you look at em.
Hope the eyeballs are good Rob 🍺