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Offline jimirolln

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[ic] glass stems
« on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:09:41 »
i am not opposed to lubing the switches to get a super smooth actuation...but it seams artificial

glass stems could weight more and be really smooth

i am running this check to see if there are any cnc specialist and glass specialist interested in the thought

the idea is a breakaway mold that could be heated on a plate or flame and glass drizzled in and pressed then scraped

maybe a cherry clear stem for spec's or model for a cast...idk...i know this sounds crazy and i run the risk of gettn crucified for this not haven renders and info with manu estimates and what not...but i thought it was a cool thought
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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #1 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:12:14 »
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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #2 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:12:41 »
It isn't possible, someone tried to make caps, too small.

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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #3 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:14:27 »
not caps...stems

anything is possible

could make em look like marbles or sprinkle some gold powder or flakes in em
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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #4 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:17:51 »
seems like a cool idea. If you follow through with it and figure out if it's possible with a manufacturer i'd be interested.

I wonder how feasible it'd be though since most "high end" glass manufacturing i'm aware of is in large convex/concave shapes for medical devices, glasses, telescopes, things like that. Never heard/seen anyone doing precise yet complex shapes out of glass.
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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #5 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:21:18 »
seems like a cool idea. If you follow through with it and figure out if it's possible with a manufacturer i'd be interested.

I wonder how feasible it'd be though since most "high end" glass manufacturing i'm aware of is in large convex/concave shapes for medical devices, glasses, telescopes, things like that. Never heard/seen anyone doing precise yet complex shapes out of glass.

i've seen glass artist use molds making really cool bowls and stuff...this would be on a smaller skale for sure...but it seams possible to cnc a mold and heat the fuk outa some glass to drizzle in...then press it and scrape the top of the cast off

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« Reply #6 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:21:29 »
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« Reply #7 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:22:16 »
I have no idea if that would be possible at all, small things that must be super precise, i doubt it is possible with glass. 

If it's possible, it would be too easy to break (like every hard bottom out = new stem), unsecure and probably too expensive




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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #8 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:22:45 »
While it seems a neat idea, the details and miniscule features of stems makes it inviable combined with the characteristics of glass. You'll not be able to get molten glass to accurately take on the featurss of the stem molds, and shrinkage during cooling will heavily  affect the ability to keep those features it can take on. A neat thought, but one that isn't viable to act on.

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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #9 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:26:38 »
it is ok to be highly critical but if you are not a glass expert or a cnc aficionado your negativity and condemnation of a project you are not familiar with will most certainly be falling on def ears


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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #10 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:33:01 »
I have no idea if that would be possible at all, small things that must be super precise, i doubt it is possible with glass. 

If it's possible, it would be too easy to break (like every hard bottom out = new stem), unsecure and probably too expensive

have you ever seen a marble...don't try to act like a sphere is not a work of precision

ever tried to break a marble

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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #11 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:33:20 »
it is ok to be highly critical but if you are not a glass expert or a cnc aficionado your negativity and condemnation of a project you are not familiar with will most certainly be falling on def ears

I mean, you should check some ways to do it and later open the IC. 

CNC definetely NOT possible. Also, check out what donut said.  I'm like 99% sure it is not possible to make consistent and resistent stems but maybe any glass expert will step in and say something about it. 




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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #12 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:34:07 »
not caps...stems

anything is possible

could make em look like marbles or sprinkle some gold powder or flakes in em

Stem is smaller than caps, lad. If we can't pull off caps, we can't dream of pulling off stems
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« Reply #13 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:36:32 »
I have no idea if that would be possible at all, small things that must be super precise, i doubt it is possible with glass. 

If it's possible, it would be too easy to break (like every hard bottom out = new stem), unsecure and probably too expensive

have you ever seen a marble...don't try to act like a sphere is not a work of precision

ever tried to break a marble

Stems have small features which will break easily (e.g. legs, bottom), it is not a consistent solid like a sphere.   
Glass is not marble. 

Also yes it's a work of super-precision making a stem, especially if you want to use something that it is not made for such small details. 





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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #14 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:37:08 »
not caps...stems

anything is possible

could make em look like marbles or sprinkle some gold powder or flakes in em

Stem is smaller than caps, lad. If we can pull off caps, we cant dream of pulling off stems

stop playn...nothn about that comment vibes dreamer...lul...just cause your skills are inadequate does not mean there isn't some out there that can pull it off

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« Reply #15 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:39:29 »
I have no idea if that would be possible at all, small things that must be super precise, i doubt it is possible with glass. 

If it's possible, it would be too easy to break (like every hard bottom out = new stem), unsecure and probably too expensive

have you ever seen a marble...don't try to act like a sphere is not a work of precision

ever tried to break a marble

Stems have small features which will break easily (e.g. legs, bottom), it is not a consistent solid like a sphere.   
Glass is not marble. 

Also yes it's a work of super-precision making a stem, especially if you want to use something that it is not made for such small details.

seams like a valid thought but the legs could be connected or made solid to the stem no...there are no problems...only creative solutions

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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #16 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:41:44 »
i can already see this is going to get out of hand and i don't want mod team investigating my thread so if you are not a glass specialist or cnc aficionado...please feel free to lurk...i can't deal with all the negative energy from the negative nancy squad today...please and thank you

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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #17 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:43:46 »
i can already see this is going to get out of hand and i don't want mod team investigating my thread so if you are not a glass specialist or cnc aficionado...please feel free to lurk...i can't deal with all the negative energy from the negative nancy squad today...please and thank you

We are not negative Jim, it is a cool idea but the world shouldn't have the tool to make this happen. I'm sorry. 

Hopefully a glass expert will step-in and prove i'm wrong.  I'll shut now




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« Reply #18 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:50:31 »
i can already see this is going to get out of hand and i don't want mod team investigating my thread so if you are not a glass specialist or cnc aficionado...please feel free to lurk...i can't deal with all the negative energy from the negative nancy squad today...please and thank you

We are not negative Jim, it is a cool idea but the world shouldn't have the tool to make this happen. I'm sorry. 

Hopefully a glass expert will step-in and prove i'm wrong.  I'll shut now

don't be sorry...i am just a jade statue from all my ideas gettn shot down...this actually came from the coreon case i saw a while back

the high density plastic...i thought if the stem could have more weight and be polished smooth it could work...then today i saw a glass shurlock pipe and had an apifany...thats spelled wrong but im tired of f n w spell check

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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #19 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:52:02 »
I think this has a lot of potential if you can figure out a way to make them! Wouldn't the stems be really heavy though? You would need some heavy springs to support the stem I think..  :thumb:
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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #20 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:54:30 »
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« Reply #21 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:55:05 »
I think this has a lot of potential if you can figure out a way to make them! Wouldn't the stems be really heavy though? You would need some heavy springs to support the stem I think..  :thumb:

yeah...it should...but somehow i feel like weight is the key...and even if it had to be a linear of which i am not a fan...just to prove the idea could work...then maybe it could get some traction...idk...this is what a highdea looks like...lul
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« Reply #22 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:56:10 »
Do it u won't
I'll but it if you make it
Do it i dare you

im not the one...i just have to get it into the mind of the right people...i know it will work...not because i know...but because i believe

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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #23 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:56:59 »
I think this has a lot of potential if you can figure out a way to make them! Wouldn't the stems be really heavy though? You would need some heavy springs to support the stem I think..  :thumb:

A quick google search has glass about 4 times more dense than plastic so good point.
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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #24 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:58:27 »
this is possible... in your mind...but not this universe...do you feel my vibe...glass will bend to your will and be milled...but not for a long time...in fact not until we can layer atoms...enough said...this will not work

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« Reply #25 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:59:01 »
As someone who blows glass and has a bunch of money sunk in glass blowing equipment, there is 0 chance this is viable. There are ways you might be able to  make stems, but they would be EXTREMELY cost prohibitive.

I have no idea if that would be possible at all, small things that must be super precise, i doubt it is possible with glass. 

If it's possible, it would be too easy to break (like every hard bottom out = new stem), unsecure and probably too expensive

have you ever seen a marble...don't try to act like a sphere is not a work of precision

ever tried to break a marble

Yes, I have made marbles, its  MUCH MUCH easier than you seem to think it is. When you get glass hot, it starts to slump, so you rotate it to make the slump move and round off.  All you do to make a marble is rotate slowly and evenly with a nice heat base.  Then once you have most of the marble, you stick a handle on the other end or use a marble grabber, remove your rod from the other side, then you can either just use some heat to let it melt in better or use a marble marver to round off the nub.

For larger more precise marbles, you can also just use a sphere grinder.

NONE OF THIS is applicable to stems.

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« Reply #26 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 17:59:08 »
I think this has a lot of potential if you can figure out a way to make them! Wouldn't the stems be really heavy though? You would need some heavy springs to support the stem I think..  :thumb:

A quick google search has glass about 4 times more dense than plastic so good point.

yes...more heavy...that 'is' the point

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« Reply #27 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 18:00:56 »
this is possible... in your mind...but not this universe...do you feel my vibe...glass will bend to your will and be milled...but not for a long time...in fact not until we can layer atoms...enough said...this will not work

jesus christ you sound so smart...if only you were not so negative...lul...life must look awful thru glasses w a doodoo tint on em...lul

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« Reply #28 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 18:01:57 »
As someone who blows glass and has a bunch of money sunk in glass blowing equipment, there is 0 chance this is viable. There are ways you might be able to  make stems, but they would be EXTREMELY cost prohibitive.

I have no idea if that would be possible at all, small things that must be super precise, i doubt it is possible with glass. 

If it's possible, it would be too easy to break (like every hard bottom out = new stem), unsecure and probably too expensive
have you ever seen a marble...don't try to act like a sphere is not a work of precision

ever tried to break a marble

Yes, I have made marbles, its  MUCH MUCH easier than you seem to think it is. When you get glass hot, it starts to slump, so you rotate it to make the slump move and round off.  All you do to make a marble is rotate slowly and evenly with a nice heat base.  Then once you have most of the marble, you stick a handle on the other end or use a marble grabber, remove your rod from the other side, then you can either just use some heat to let it melt in better or use a marble marver to round off the nub.

For larger more precise marbles, you can also just use a sphere grinder.

NONE OF THIS is applicable to stems.

you said blows glass...im dead...gg

haters gotta hate i guess...but please don't limit others skills to match your own just to kill my dream...ty
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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #29 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 18:06:37 »
As someone who blows glass and has a bunch of money sunk in glass blowing equipment, there is 0 chance this is viable. There are ways you might be able to  make stems, but they would be EXTREMELY cost prohibitive.

I have no idea if that would be possible at all, small things that must be super precise, i doubt it is possible with glass. 

If it's possible, it would be too easy to break (like every hard bottom out = new stem), unsecure and probably too expensive
have you ever seen a marble...don't try to act like a sphere is not a work of precision

ever tried to break a marble

Yes, I have made marbles, its  MUCH MUCH easier than you seem to think it is. When you get glass hot, it starts to slump, so you rotate it to make the slump move and round off.  All you do to make a marble is rotate slowly and evenly with a nice heat base.  Then once you have most of the marble, you stick a handle on the other end or use a marble grabber, remove your rod from the other side, then you can either just use some heat to let it melt in better or use a marble marver to round off the nub.

For larger more precise marbles, you can also just use a sphere grinder.

NONE OF THIS is applicable to stems.

you said blows glass...im dead...gg

Well, I don't imagine many people would understand the real name, "lampworking".

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« Reply #30 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 18:08:57 »
As someone who blows glass and has a bunch of money sunk in glass blowing equipment, there is 0 chance this is viable. There are ways you might be able to  make stems, but they would be EXTREMELY cost prohibitive.

I have no idea if that would be possible at all, small things that must be super precise, i doubt it is possible with glass. 

If it's possible, it would be too easy to break (like every hard bottom out = new stem), unsecure and probably too expensive
have you ever seen a marble...don't try to act like a sphere is not a work of precision

ever tried to break a marble

Yes, I have made marbles, its  MUCH MUCH easier than you seem to think it is. When you get glass hot, it starts to slump, so you rotate it to make the slump move and round off.  All you do to make a marble is rotate slowly and evenly with a nice heat base.  Then once you have most of the marble, you stick a handle on the other end or use a marble grabber, remove your rod from the other side, then you can either just use some heat to let it melt in better or use a marble marver to round off the nub.

For larger more precise marbles, you can also just use a sphere grinder.

NONE OF THIS is applicable to stems.

you said blows glass...im dead...gg

Well, I don't imagine many people would understand the real name, "lampworking".

on every thing i am dying...lmao...'lampworking'...lul...if thats what they call whay 'you' do...i just don't think this is the same thing...no need to 'blow' on anything...or give any 'lamps' a good workn over...dead...gg

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« Reply #31 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 18:18:01 »
A nice idea but not a workable one, and here is why:

- the form is too intricate unless you carve each piece;
- even then, the small parts of the stem will likely snap off in fabrication;
- even if you could make the form, glass is too weak to not break during use unless you temper;
- if you try to heat temper, the intricate parts would snap off;
- you could chemically temper but now you're in a very niche fabrication process.

The shaping and tempering are but two parts of this - there are many more.

Besides, the friction coefficient of glass is actually quite high unless you lube it. https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/friction-coefficients-d_778.html

The only benefit you would have is transparency which might be neat for lighting but most of the time you won't see the stem anyway.

There are better low friction and tougher materials better suited. Glass is not what a stem wants to be made from.

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« Reply #32 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 18:22:33 »
I don’t get the joke

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« Reply #33 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 18:24:45 »
Glass is not what a stem wants to be made from

i love you em...we go way back...to my first ic even...project hack...seams only yesterday...n e who...as nice as it is to get the rundown from a stem whisperer...i will not be discouraged...people...this is not a difficult concept to grasp...heavy stem...could be any sort of material...glass just being one...and i know it could work

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« Reply #34 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 18:27:03 »
I don’t get the joke

because is no joke to get...this a real ic...heavy stem...people don't like glass cause it is not 'easy'...fine...i can do lazy...suggest another material along with a negative reply

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« Reply #35 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 18:33:23 »
Dont listen to the h8rs jimi... You got some revolutionary ideas! :D
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« Reply #36 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 18:34:28 »
Dont listen to the h8rs jimi... You got some revolutionary ideas! :D

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« Reply #37 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 18:42:27 »
Glass is not what a stem wants to be made from

i love you em...we go way back...to my first ic even...project hack...seams only yesterday...n e who...as nice as it is to get the rundown from a stem whisperer...i will not be discouraged...people...this is not a difficult concept to grasp...heavy stem...could be any sort of material...glass just being one...and i know it could work

positive vibe comments welcome

negative vibe comments will be roasted like a tg turkey...so tighten em up or i'll find somthn

That's fine. I'm not a stem whisperer, but I am a professional engineer who designs glass structures for a living, and I've literally written a book on it.

Saying something is not possible, at least with current tech, is not negative vibes in the same way saying you can't breathe under water is not pissing on your parade: it's generally good to know if you want to go for a swim.

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« Reply #38 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 18:48:43 »
Glass is not what a stem wants to be made from

i love you em...we go way back...to my first ic even...project hack...seams only yesterday...n e who...as nice as it is to get the rundown from a stem whisperer...i will not be discouraged...people...this is not a difficult concept to grasp...heavy stem...could be any sort of material...glass just being one...and i know it could work

positive vibe comments welcome

negative vibe comments will be roasted like a tg turkey...so tighten em up or i'll find somthn

That's fine. I'm not a stem whisperer, but I am a professional engineer who designs glass structures for a living, and I've literally written a book on it.

Saying something is not possible, at least with current tech, is not negative vibes in the same way saying you can't breathe under water is not pissing on your parade: it's generally good to know if you want to go for a swim.

right on...good to know about that water stuff...i will keep that in mind...i love a good read...link me to your book i'll give it a flip thru

maybe the chapter on don't be to ambitious will help curb my enthusiasm...as i am getting the vibe that ambitious ideas are only good for hater bait in gh forums
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« Reply #39 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 18:53:11 »
i am running this check to see if there are any cnc specialist and glass specialist>>>>>interested<<<<<in the thought

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« Reply #40 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 18:56:29 »

right on...good to know about that water stuff...i will keep that in mind...i love a good read...link me to your book i'll give it a flip thru

maybe the chapter on don't be to ambitious will help curb my enthusiasm...as i am getting the vibe that ambitious ideas are only good for hater bait in gh forums

He said and explained you why glass can't work (Glass stems is still the title of the IC). 
If you want to make another material, he gave you a link showing the friction of different materials so he definetely helped you out and he is not trying to "curb your enthusiasm and ambitions"

i am running this check to see if there are any cnc specialist and glass specialist>>>>>interested<<<<<in the thought

I'm interested in traveling through time, my only thought doesn't make it possible tho (at least for now) 


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« Reply #41 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 18:57:15 »
if this is possible...anything is possible...if you don't know what this is or the logistics of it's creation...check it outta the library

to say somthing is impossible is close minded and absurd

say it is to expens or not really fesable...but don't run up im my thread sayn somthn is impossible...i don't want to hear it

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« Reply #42 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 19:02:31 »
if this is possible...anything is possible...if you don't know what this is or the logistics of it's creation...check it outta the library

to say somthing is impossible is close minded and absurd

say it is to expens or not really fesable...but don't run up im my thread sayn somthn is impossible...i don't want to hear it

Oky, it's possible.  Please invent a machine or the technology that will allow this.




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« Reply #43 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 19:02:53 »

right on...good to know about that water stuff...i will keep that in mind...i love a good read...link me to your book i'll give it a flip thru

maybe the chapter on don't be to ambitious will help curb my enthusiasm...as i am getting the vibe that ambitious ideas are only good for hater bait in gh forums

He said and explained you why glass can't work (Glass stems is still the title of the IC). 
If you want to make another material, he gave you a link showing the friction of different materials so he definetely helped you out and he is not trying to "curb your enthusiasm and ambitions"

i am running this check to see if there are any cnc specialist and glass specialist>>>>>interested<<<<<in the thought

I'm interested in traveling through time, my only thought doesn't make it possible tho (at least for now)

time travel is possible

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« Reply #44 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 19:04:59 »

right on...good to know about that water stuff...i will keep that in mind...i love a good read...link me to your book i'll give it a flip thru

maybe the chapter on don't be to ambitious will help curb my enthusiasm...as i am getting the vibe that ambitious ideas are only good for hater bait in gh forums

He said and explained you why glass can't work (Glass stems is still the title of the IC). 
If you want to make another material, he gave you a link showing the friction of different materials so he definetely helped you out and he is not trying to "curb your enthusiasm and ambitions"

i am running this check to see if there are any cnc specialist and glass specialist>>>>>interested<<<<<in the thought

I'm interested in traveling through time, my only thought doesn't make it possible tho (at least for now)

time travel is possible

list=PL9TaDdGBVQnYU7BrOg1biRB0kCuVtsDRP&index=36&t=22s

Sad cuz i still can't time travel (at least for now). 

Thanks for the link Jim, i'm going to time travel back and stop me from writing the first comment in this post. 




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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #45 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 19:06:19 »
In that case I suggest you do your research, get you idea into an actual working prototype, then, once you know you can fabricate on a larger scale, you can submit an [IC]. Perhaps the Making Thinks Together sub will have someone who can help out, but [IC] is not really for spitballing each pre-nascent idea that pops into your head.

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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #46 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 19:06:29 »
bruh i hate to be the one...but with an attitude like yours you got a better chance of breathing under water...so your reply will live in infamy 

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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #47 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 19:07:45 »
In that case I suggest you do your research, get you idea into an actual working prototype, then, once you know you can fabricate on a larger scale, you can submit an [IC]. Perhaps the Making Thinks Together sub will have someone who can help out, but [IC] is not really for spitballing each pre-nascent ideas that pop into your head.

yeah thats enuf outa you...you can stop makn suggestions now...i would still like to read your 'book' tho

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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #48 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 19:15:57 »
You literally got a reply from an expert, just like you wanted. And sound advice.

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Re: [ic] glass stems
« Reply #49 on: Fri, 06 April 2018, 19:16:04 »
TBH, this thread should be moved to  Making Stuff Together like other dude suggested. You have no idea how or if this is even possible and you aren't listening to anyone. This isn't an IC. This isn't "hey, I have this product, would you be interested in mass producing it". This is "hey, I have an idea that everyone says is impossible and I don't care, would you buy it?"

You don't have a design, you don't have a manufacturer, you don't have a price, you don't even have a specific glass picked out (there are lots and they all work different).

Lot's of people would likely be interested in glass stems, but before you gather interest in people buying them, you need to prove what you want is even possible. Until you are able to make a prototype, I don't understand the point in running an IC.  It's all just hypothetical.