Glassblowing pipe

Glassblowing pipe

Release date	18 March 2002 (Update)
Members?	Yes
Quest item?	No
Tradeable?	Yes
Equipable?	No
Stacks?	No
High Alch	9 coins
Low Alch	6 coins
Destroy	Drop
Store price	5 coins
Examine	Used to form molten glass into useful items.
Weight	0.05 kg

[view] • [talk]

Detailed image of a glassblowing pipe

A Glassblowing pipe is used to shape molten glass using the Crafting skill. A Glassblowing Pipe is required to make any Glass item. A glassblowing pipe can be stored in the Toolbelt.

Skilling

A player blowing glass on a glassblowing pipe.

Players often stock up Molten Glass, and then shape it at banks, saving a considerable amount of time.

Obtaining

Glassblowing pipes can be obtained at the following locations:

• Inside of a house on south-western Entrana.
• Can be bought from Trader Stan's Trading Post.
• Unlimited supply from a tool store 3 in a player-owned house, which requires level 35 Construction to build.
• In Grandpa Jack's house in Hemenster, north-west of the Ranging Guild.
• Can be bought from Arnold Lydspor in Piscatoris Fishing Colony after finishing Swan Song.

Craftable items

Image	Item	Level	Exp	Notes
	Beer glass	1	17.5	Used to contain beer or sq'irk juice.
	Candle lantern	4	19	Can be lit to lighten dark areas.
File:Lit oil lamp.png	Oil lamp	12	25	Can be lit to lighten dark areas.
	Vial	33	35	Can be filled with liquid to make potions via Herblore.
	Fishbowl	42	42.5	Can be used to contain pet fish or in Recipe for Disaster Pirate Pete part.
	Unpowered orb	46	52.5	Can be powered into any four of the elemental orbs.
	Lantern lens	49	55	Can be combined with lantern frames to make Bullseye lanterns.
	Light orb	87	70	Can be traded only after adding a Cave goblin wire to it.
	Potion flask	89	100	Uses untradeable Robust glass

Trivia

• On the 2nd of June, 2009, Jagex updated the Glassblowing animation.

  

  The old Glassblowing animation.

• There used to be an easter egg when using the glassblowing pipe in which it makes a sound similar to that of a vuvuzela, a horn made popular during the World Cup. There are multiple sounds for this easter egg. These sounds were removed as of 19 July 2010.