I need to get an oxygen filler

[lightningfast]

Reaching a point where I take my hobby a bit seriously, maybe even turn it into a business. I know I'll need to getn an oxygen filler for practicality, but I don't know which one is good. Anyone have some insights for me?

 

[glassonions]

make sure whatever you get can handle the pressure you need and won't die after a few sessions. Noise and ventilation are worth thinking about too. it's totally worth the investment. Let us know what setup you're leaning towards

 

[TikiBeach]

You can start with those oxygen cylinders, you can buy or lease large, high pressure oxygen tanks from a gas supplier and have them delivered or pick them up to be refilled when empty.

 

[franco2025]

You can try looking into an oxygen concentrator. they're not that pricey and work well for glassblowing. Brands like AirSep or Invacare are a few. of the known ones. good luck!

 

[lightningfast]

make sure whatever you get can handle the pressure you need and won't die after a few sessions. Noise and ventilation are worth thinking about too. it's totally worth the investment. Let us know what setup you're leaning towards

what about noise and ventilation? The area where I'll be working, or you're thinking about something else?

 

[blownsoul761]

Noise and ventilation play a crucial role, concentrators produce both heat and airflow, so having a well-ventilated area can really make a difference.