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The Physics Glass Shop is fully equipped to fabricate and repair research or instructional glassware.
Adjacent to the Physics Glass Shop, there is also a Material Preparation Room. It provides equipment for surface preparation and thin-film deposition.
The Glass Blower, (Steve Burgstahler), works on a part time basis depending on the number of jobs that are on hand.
Click on the Glass Shop Schedule link to see the days when Steve will be working on those jobs. At those times he will be available for consultation in person, or by phone at: (206)-543-2999.
When Steve is here, we advise calling by 9am in case he finishes early.
For scheduling work when Steve is not available, or for any other shop inquiries, contact the Physics Shop Manager at: (206) 685-4266.
We will need a work request filled out. You can complete in it person, or fill out this form and bring it with you.
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