Entity: BLOWING-PIPE
A blowing-pipe is a tubular instrument used to direct a jet of air or gas into a flame to concentrate and increase heat. It can also be a long narrow iron pipe used in glassblowing to shape molten glass.
BLOWING-PIPE
Etymology
The term 'blowing-pipe' combines the action of blowing air or gas with the concept of a tubular instrument.
Definition
A blowing-pipe is a tool that directs air or gas into a flame to intensify its heat and focus it on a specific area, commonly used in various applications such as glassblowing and metalworking.
Historical Context
Blowing-pipes have been used throughout history in various forms for activities such as glassblowing, metalworking, and scientific experiments.
Cultural Significance
In different cultures, blowing-pipes have been used in traditional crafts like glassblowing, showcasing the skill and artistry of the craftsmen.
Related Concepts
Blowpipe, blow tube, tubular instrument, glassblowing, metalworking.
See Also
A tool that directs air or gas into a flame to intensify its heat and focus it on a specific area, commonly used in various applications such as glassblowing and metalworking.