Molten Glass Vs Liquid Pewter!

[wiribomataina]

Flew away and I could not find it, was the best part. 😂

[QuillKintsukuroi]

he’s lost several of these now to narnia

[SISKCERTWaJaVlogs]

"Pewter, the horse is here"

[xyphyrlmontederamos]

That prince Rupert drop will grow up and avenge his brothers and sisters

[zuthalsoraniz]

Fun fact: Cooling the molten glass down floating on a bed of molten metal (usually tin) is the main industrial process for making flat sheets of glass, such as for windows.

[dimaaa]

so powerful that god had to take it away

[jimsavior]

I only recently found your channel. And man am I amused.

[rnRN-hgpv]

bro really likes the prince rupert drop

[samhobbs]

You made the indestructible Rupert’s drop, it disappeared to avoid the end of the world 😂

[nekvZ]

I suggest making a Rupert's drop in gallium :)

[spray_cheese]

Do it in gallium! Solid and liquid form!

Also maybe try dropping from a higher height so it submerges more

[Spookyma]

The guy in the backrooms now has an indestructible weapon

[cheeseymoon]

It clearly teleported away with its wizard powers

[urison]

cool, but in the next video you should make a prince Rupert’s drop

[LadZeroUltra]

Suggestion: instead of using a liquid metal that requires a high temperature, use a metal thats liquid closer to room temp.

Mercury is probably too toxic without a fume hood but Gallium is non toxic and safe to handle. Try it!

[kingcontheman]

We all want to SEE THE LONGEST TALE possible 🤚😤




I believe in y’all to like this

[riteshlama]

If Prince Rupert had a shorter name this guy would add years to his life.

[honda]

300 years in the future - "Hey, what's this little tear drop lookin' thing I found?" BANG!!!

[blazingblackness]

Just now seeing this channel, and I've come to the conclusion that this guy really likes making Prince Rupert's Drops.

[VoidComix]

He is the reincarnation of Prince Rupert himself