How To Make Electron Tubes - P&C Electronics
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- Hello, everyone.
I have created a video, made of how to make a vacuum tube.
I'd appreciate to your interested.
In addition, some amplifiers that have been created using a vacuum tubes because these are introduced at
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Keep this art alive! Tube tech is timeless and should be preserved!
What you're doing is so important. I really hope that SOMEONE young is learning from you. Society can not lose the Craftsmenship needed to make these tubes and things like them.
The bottom line, you and everyone around you should be very proud of you and they should support your efforts.
Thank you for what you do.
My grandfather taught me how to make an amplifier vacuum tube when I was 9. We used a Miracle Whip jar. This is not difficult stuff.
@@wxfield it's been two months, has anyone sent this wx field guy his cookie?
This is crazy cool stuff. I am a chemical engineer and I learned some glass blowing and I am in the process of setting up my own glassblowing shop. I designed and built my own surface mix torches which are necessary for this stuff. I need to find a book on how to do this . I guess the theory is straightforward but the techniques are so intricate.
@@Biokemist-o3k id love to learn this as well. ill sub to your page if you ever do make them
@@dennycote6339 I am starting a YT channel with a podcast series on starting a gourmet and medicinal mushroom business here in Delaware. I am going to intersperse videos on making a laminar torch for glass blowing that rivals even the best out there. It is a lot of work however the result is incredible. This will also include the building of a glass lathe. Not only that but I am starting a garage that specializes in pre WWI race cars similar to my friend Matt Pumphrey's channel woody's and wheels which is on the other coast. In addition to all this I am building a 1928 Morgan /MG special three wheeler with 4 wheels. It is a hillclimb car and there is only one in existence so I am making a faithful recreation with my own special mechanicals such as brakes and an MG 4 speed transmission and a BMW opposed twin as the front power plant..
Производство электронных ламп все еще живет, благодаря таким людям как Вы. Респект за прекрасную работу.
Что такое ислам?
🔴 Ислам - это не просто еще одна религия
🔵 Это же послание проповедовали Моисей, Иисус и Авраам.
🔴 Ислам буквально означает «покорность Богу».
🔵 и учит нас иметь прямые отношения с Богом.
🔴 Это напоминает нам, что с тех пор, как Бог создал нас, никому нельзя поклоняться, кроме одного Бога.
🔵 Он также учит, что Бог не похож на человека или что-либо, что мы можем вообразить.
🔴 Концепция Бога кратко изложена в Коране как:
{ Скажи: «Он - Аллах Единый,. Аллах Самодостаточный. Он не родил и не был рожден,. и нет никого равного Ему».}
(Коран, 112:1-4)
🔵 Стать мусульманином - это не повернуться спиной к Иисусу.
🔴 Скорее, это возвращение к изначальным учениям Иисуса и повиновение ему...
@@عبدللهبنعبدلله-ن8و תרצה קצת חזיר?
clearly this person knows what he is doing, wish there was an audio track or subtitles explaining it. :)
He's quite the craftsman.
A completely fascinating video - and such big triodes! Mostly this is a lost art and there are fewer and fewer of us still alive who remember when these devices were are the heart of electronics. How, inside a glass envelope, you had to send in enough current to cause a filament go glow brilliantly without releasing trapped gasses which would ruin the thermionic effect. Hence all the careful chemical cleaning and, later, heating to release as much trapped contamination as possible before sealing up the entire glass envelope forever. And then, as a last trick, to coat the inside glass with a thin film of active metal to "get" the last remaining impurities.
There were thousands of different types of electronic tube and, if you own an old radio, you can still find the exact working tube on ebay to bring it back to life. Unfortunately, thermionic tubes don't last forever because, eventually, enough gas leaks in to cause them to fail. One day soon all those old radios will be silent.
Thank you P&C for this wonderful video - as people are saying, you are an artist!
The welding on whatever is at 3:23 is absolutely stunning. I have no idea what this contraption is, but clearly a very, very skilled craftsman made it. This video is just filled to the brim with some truly amazing skills.
thats clearly an espresso maker
That's a heat exchanger of some sort. You have an aluminium body with a continuous pipe welded on and run a coolant or heating liquid in it so the temperature under the bell would be controlled. My guess in on annealing there. Not exactly sure what they used that for in this specific case but it's for setting an exact temp. EDIT: Looking at it closer, the pipes aren't connected. They just used it as a vacuum bell for the oven.
I love it . . . complete with singing along to big band jazz in the background while constructing the tubes. A fantastic artform, amazing that anyone alive today actually has the skill and patience to do this.
Am fascinated with this clip. I wish there was some English version, OR subtitles . Hard to believe there are SO MANY different steps in making a frigging "valve"! Simply amazing! Any of you smarter kids in the class want to briefly describe or identify some of that equipment? This is just TOO COOL!!! Thanks for sharing it, P&C dudes!
This gentleman is Toshi Kurashima. His shop is located in Tokyo, Japan. He is making power triode tubes (similar to PX25 tubes) for audio amplifiers.
This is why I love video and UA-cam. I have a very basic idea of what he is doing, no idea what the singer on the radio is singing about or even what language he is speaking but despite all of that I am overwhelmed at the notion that I'm witnessing a master at work
+joshlwilson sounds like Japanese
correct
Exactly. I also feel like I could get a job there, and be happy for the rest of my life. Kindred souls.
Japanese. But the radio singer was Fernandel, an old french entertainer.
Plus Charles Aznavour & Maurice Chevalier too, I think.
Incredible work and it's nice to know there are still some small electronics and machining shops still in use in Japan. So many were lost during Japan's rebuilding. I worked in a small machine shop in the States and watched as it just wasted away.
a lot of hi tech japanese companies use these mum and dad garden shed operations to make parts. Some of the components youd think are made in sparkling clean sanitised work spaces are made in these types of places.
Я так понял это франция
I have so much respect for you. Thank you so much for posting this video. I love your patience and commitment to making wonderful tubes. Thank you again.
Mr.toshi this is reneboy from philippines It was a great pleasure to know you and spend some time together. see you arround next time take care of your self always.
A man so skilled. It was an honour to watch you work. Wonderful craftsmanship and dedication, and knowledge of your art.
the only reason someone would dislike this is because there is no explanation, but wow that is really amazing
I love the hi-tec garden tools he uses in the beginning of the vid......
I’m absolutely flabbergasted by this. I don’t understand about 90% of what he’s doing. For example what is all the chemistry about near the beginning ?? It’s way over my head. But the results are pure genius. Works of art and I’m sure they’re very, very high quality.
Die Produktion von elektronischen Lampen lebt immer noch dank Menschen wie Ihnen. Respekt für Ihre wundervolle Arbeit.
I saw something beautiful in glass when I was about 10 years old. In 1964 I became fascinated with electronics at the age of 12. A couple years later I wished I could make a vacuum tube (a triode... just a very basic one that would oscillate) knowing of the swarm of electrons inside the tube. You are living my dream more than I could ever have imagined!
I always though metal vacuum tubes were a disappointment - I wanted to see the tube alive. Transistors are wonderful but a visual disappointment. I can't tell you how happy I am to see you making actual commercial quality vacuum tubes!
Un magnifique travail d'artisanat qu'on peut considérer comme un art.
Well, that was easy enough. Thanks to the good explanations in the video, I'll go and knock up a few tubes myself now... I just happen to have a few old wineglasses and some coat-hangers lying around...
Смотришь видео и думаешь «Когда-нибудь я тоже такое сделаю», а потом сидишь и смотришь дальше. И не делаешь. Работа потрясающая. Приятно смотреть как профессионал делает свое дело
Pure art and knowledgement!
Thanks to keep this art alive!
The sound from amplifiers get another dimension!
Great looking tubes, work of art
This is incredible. Fantastic techniques.
Thank you very much for the idea of the soft flame outgassing box.
Amazing video, that shows the ability of some ingenious people.
What a good dude, love his analysis. He should start a reaction channel.
'Portrait of the Artist with a Marlboro, Wandering Off-Camera'. Cool video!
Splendid..
Hand made with pure passion, each and every component and junction tested multiple times.
Alas, not made in USA or EU or Switzerland to command a high premium. That aside, I think these are made for some specific clientele. Not for everyone.
location is for realestate, because we dont make dirt. These command respectable prices because of decaes of knowledge, experience and care for the object themselves.
The manufacturing of Electron Tube is very nice, good apperance also apart quality & cleanlyness.
Regards.
S S Rao
Admiro tanta inteligência em um homen só. Nem sei oque esta fazendo.mas sei que é muito engenhoso. PARABÉNS..🇧🇷🤗
Thank you for sharing your skill and knowledge
That is a work of art.
please add audio so that we can understand each steps and materials used in detail. Fantastic video.
Beautiful work! This was awesome. Please make more!
Lot of steps and precise working is involved. Nice video.
Absolutely beautiful handcraftship!!!!!
Kudos en masse.....
Respect from Norway :)
really cool, also the decoration on the socket... but nobody can beat the relay with a bat drawn on it that i found :D (just kidding)
don't mind those criticizing the cigarette, some people are lame
the art of a true Tradesman! skill and knowledge.. = POWER :)
I've been on an Electronics rabbit hole lately, as I've been working on arcade for around 25 years. I know they work, and how to fix them, but i've been trying to find origin stories for the WHY and HOW they came to be. The first advanced thing I learned was CRT display monitors, which is basically a giant vacuum tube, and how NOT to get killed by it!
Is there anyway that you can add english caltion so those englich can understand what is taking place.. You have so very excellent skills. I am full of happiness for you
Wonderful to watch, great skill - I still build radio equipment usi8ng vacuum tubes.
Dam that is very involved,so many processes,I don't no what he charges I hope it's a lot ,it seems to be a lot of work,and skill
now we know why 300B tubes are so expensive,beautiful work.☺
...works of the past century!
Kore wa AMAZING desu!
ok. That's one way! What do you sell a tube for? I would really like to have one in my collection.
^꒳^ ♡
Beau travail et belles chansons.
Brilliant - it is the true procedure, obviously it was mass produced by hand - like quartz crystals - tuned to certain freq. but all done by hand - obviously there are machines but at the start it was by hand
A true work of art. Each and everyone, Thank you for sharing.
Awesome video. This guy is highly skilled.
superbe travail Artisanale chapeau et bravo pour votre travail
Bravo now here I thought this was a lost art or becoming one!
Well, now we know we can have great amps after the apocalypse.
+moreanimalspirits It'd be tough with only huge ass triodes though.
I bow down in awe and respect.
A magician, with Maurice Chevalier casting the spells, and I like the way he suddenly sped up at 7:50.
You are indeed a very talented individual congratulations. I love the sound of tubes you just don't get the same sound with all this digi wigi stuff today keep em coming great videos thank you for posting
cool processes on How To Make Electron Tubes.
awesome... i respect your work!
genius at work
Making tubes is an art
Красота👍 , снимаю шляпу перед Вам
He is truley a master of his trade.
Classwork !!!
Just like the factory !
11:40 - What are these burners ?
What are their names ?
Where can these be bought ?
It's like he bought out a whole tube factory hen one closed. Amazing.
Just amazing to watch, thank you...
Thank"s for your work on this lost art. Cool video. I learned a great deal watching your video! Your a great teacher..! Oh, maybe slow down a little on the smoking, please. I want to see you on earth a long time to come. Happy 2015....
поразительно, выглядит как магия современности
Félicitation pour votre travail, c'est magnifique, de l'artisanat dans le sens le plus noble du terme!
Et en plus vous êtes amateur de grands artistes de la chanson Française !!! ;)
Alors, Jacques Brel et Charles Aznavour!
Jesteś WIELKI !, SUPER!
beautiful creations! Keep up the good work!!! Would love to have one of those :)
This takes the biscuit. What a wizard!
You are amazing my friend!
Absolutely fascinating, thanks for sharing! :)
Beautiful work.
interesting ,, really art , what you are doing , you have really knowledge about it :)
Beautiful. I am an EE, and want to build a radio with this. How can I buy one? Thanks
Magnífico
perfect work
that's one groovy dude
A true craftsman, cigarette in hand!
I see that this is a highly specialized production of single tubes, probably made to order. Please tell me what are they used for?
beautiful job really a great pleasure this video thank you Mister et vive la France !
Absolutely amazing.
Very very amazing works
japanese guy listening to antique french music while making outdated equipment :D
Fantastic !!!! Congratulations!!!
good job.
skilled
Some clean room, looks like the back room at Joe's Saloon.
Let’s see you make some tubes then
wonderfull beatifull made like old post tube (siemens),do you sell these tubes,
sois los mejores un saludo julio
Tommy Bahama shirt, garden shears and a lite cigarette did it for me.😂
Those are some serious bottles!
master piece
Most impressive!
Where did you get all the parts and materials and knowledge for that matter.....I bet you have ties with a commercial tube manufacturer...and BTW the amplifier link is listed as private...
凄い！またお店に遊びにいきます！
I love Japanese precision.
Looking for KT88 but I found this genius!!!
What type of vacuum tube is this and what is it used for? I haven't seen one like this before.