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Bullet Glass company

Phone: 0459830920

Address: 67 Wrigglesworth Dr 6284

Website: https://bulletglassco.com.au

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25.01.2022 Hey Sports fans I thought I'd show you some of the sports glasses I do , let me know what you think Cheers Nick

25.01.2022 Hi All Pretty excited over this next one Its an AK-47 DECANTER , I've handmade a beautiful wooden stand that goes with each one they will be flatpacked but I will pre drill the holes and supply the screws Now they come with 4 of my hand made 300ml whiskey glasses and I will be putting in a bullet shot glass as a bonus the cost is $495 for the set with a free bullet shot glass . Now in ONLY got 13 ,I'm going to donate 3 to a few charities so I only have 10 FOR SALE... Be quick as they will go fast Have a great weekend cheers Nick See more

24.01.2022 Hi All , I've got some more of my tradie range of glasses to show you you've just seen the builders tape measure I melted into a glass on my last post Here is a few pics of my mechanic glasses I've melted spark plugs into the glasses let me know what you think Cheers Nick

23.01.2022 Hi All I've got some new designs to show you BIG shout out to the lads at 171 SPECIAL OPERATIONS AVIATION SQUADRON they do an amazing job and from me and everyone out there THANKYOU FOR YOUR SERVICE Cheers Nick

23.01.2022 Hi All I hope everyone has had a great week Here are some new glass designs for our American friends, I've got a nephew in the U.S NAVY , I've done some glasses for him and now his mates are pretty keen to get them ! I hope you like them Let me know what you think !... Cheers Nick See more

22.01.2022 Hi All Little video on how my dive tank bells are done Cheers Nick

22.01.2022 Hi All Here's another set of 2 COMMANDO REGIMENT whiskey glasses ready to send out Hope you like them ! Cheers Nick

22.01.2022 See if you can spot it !

21.01.2022 Hi All Big shout out to Tony and Wayne , I appreciate all the work you guys are putting in to the charity events you guys are involved in and are organising. Doing a fantastic job Cheers Nick

21.01.2022 Hi All some of you guys might not have seen the meat smoker / pizza oven I'm building As much as I love doing my glasses I need to do some more work on it to Finnish it off I think it's comming along pretty good so this is what I'll do on my weekend off Cheers Nick

21.01.2022 Hi All Here's a few glass designs for the keen golfer for you to have a look at , I also do a 5 piece decanter set as well Don't forget, they can be engraved on as well. Check out my other cool glass designs on my Facebook and don't forget to LIKE and FOLLOW to keep up with my new designs Cheers Nick

20.01.2022 I am very honoured and proud to be bringing you these next glasses I have teamed up with our elite 1st & 2nd SPECIAL FORCE'S COMMANDO REGIMENTS I'd like to say a big thankyou to Darren and Frank and all concerned for making this possible! The 1st COMMANDO REGIMENT ( 1 Cdo Regt ) holds a unique place within the SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMAND it is the oldest unit - providing an unbroken passage of experience from Australia's WW11 Commandos through to today's SPECIAL FORCE'S. ...The 1st Cammando Regiment contains some of the most skilled , dedicated combat experienced soldiers within the Army. As a result the 1st and 2nd Comando Regiments are a vital part of Special Operations Comand. The 1st COMMANDO REGIMENTS badge features a silver WW11 era Australian fighting knife and a gold boomerang engraved with the regiments motto ' STRIKE SWIFTLY ' On the back of the glasses there is an engraving of the 2nd COMMANDO SPECIAL FORCES regimental badge which was created to reflect the history and traditions of Australian COMMANDOS and the offensive nature of the unit . The center features of the badge is a silver Australian stiletto fighting knife univerally recognized as a symbol of a SPECIAL FORCE'S unit . It is backed by the blackened double diamond , representative of the felt covered patches worn on Australian COMMANDOS uniforms of WW11 . The unit motto is included in a gold scroll ' FORAS ADMONITIO ' Latin for " WITHOUT WARNING " which highlights not only the challengers of modern warfare but 2nd Comandos modus operandi . I have the up most respect for all our service personal my hats of to you all ! There is no higher form of sacrifice to put your life on the line in a combat zone for your mates family and country. These people are our first line of defence they defend us a a nation and our freedoms that most of us take for granted and all they ask in return is respect actually they don't Evan ask for that but it should be given. Regardless of your politics these men and woman stand by us all unwaveringly and we should show them our full undivided support our soldiers are comming back from conflict zones and need your support it needs to happen we as a nation need to return the support they've given us we need to lift our game . These glasses are made for our SPECIAL FORCE'S COMANDOS, they have given me special permission to release these to the public you will be purchasing the same glasses they buy . The engraving on the back C 4 L stands for COMANDOS FOR LIFE . All proceeds will be going to the WA COMMANDO ASSOCIATIONS charity arm ! HANDMADE 300ML WHISKEY GLASS $65 FULL PINT GLASSES $80 500ML STIEN GLASS $95 DECANTER AND 4 WHISKEY GLASSES $450 You can order on my Facebook or email [email protected] All orders come in a beautiful black silk lined display box as well plus freight . As All ways let me know what you think Stay safe ! Follow my desighns on facebook and instagram. Best regards Nick See more

19.01.2022 Hi All I wanted to show you guys a little project I'm working on! I'm building myself a pretty bid stainlessteel BBQ and of you normally would have a beer at a BBQ so I've put 3 kegs on the front of it This is the stainlessteel beer manifold I've just finnished! I wanted something different for the beer pull handles so I've put 3 A-10 WORTHOG rounds as the beer pulls ... Ummmmm well it's a pretty big stainlessteel BBQ I'll be able to cook a whole cow I hope you like it . Cheers Nick See more

19.01.2022 Hi All These next glass designs are for the hard core bike riders out there , these have come up really well I'm very happy with them , let me know what you think I can engrave custem plates on the back in your states desighn , check out the photo Hope you like them Cheers Nick

19.01.2022 Hi All , Big shout out to the lads in 16th BATTALION ROYAL WESTERN AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT I've just done the lads a few glasses . Just need to engrave them ... Let me now what you think ! Cheers Nick See more

19.01.2022 Hi All Some more glass designs for you to look at Let me know what you think! Cheers Nick

19.01.2022 Hi Guys I wanted to show you a dive tank I've made into a BELL I think it's come up reall well ! It's pretty LOUD Probably anoy everyone in the street ... I'll post a video of the way I did make it all the steps , and you can see how loud it is and how it sounds Something different! Hope you like it ! Cheers Nick See more

18.01.2022 Hi all These next glasses are to recognize our NAVY SUBMARINERS. I've melted their famous double dolphin crown badge into the glasses and engraved a Collins class submarine under it . The sub depicted is the HMAS DECHAINEUX . Most of you may not realize but today being the 11th of APRIL is the US NATIONAL SUBMARINE DAY . On this day the UNITED STATES NAVY acquired ... Its first modern commissioned submarine on this day 11th April , 1900 . The HOLLAND Vl became the Navy's first modern SUBMARINE. I thought it fitting to release these today and with an hour and 15 to go till 12 o'clock Just made it Just a bit of history I hope you liked it . Cheers Nick See more

17.01.2022 Hi All Some more COMMANDO glasses for you to see Cheers Nick

17.01.2022 Hi Everyone, hope your all doing well , I'm sorry I haven't been posting or getting back to some of you , I dropped my phone in water and lost all of my info and a couple of orders things should be back on track and all orders will be posted over the next few days , I'd just like to say thanks for your patience I've got some great designs coming up I hope you like them ! Cheers Nick

16.01.2022 Hi All Poker anyone ? Have the coolest glass at your next poker game , great gift ! Cheers Nick

16.01.2022 Hi All Check out my new POKER CARDS glasses , let me know what you think Don't forget to like and follow Cheers Nick

15.01.2022 Hi All Big shout out to our BOYS IN BLUE & GALS for that matter , Doing a fantastic job I've melted a QLD POLICE tie pin into the glass Let me know what you think ... Cheers Nick See more

15.01.2022 Hi everyone Its that time of the week to show you my new glass designs Pretty excited about these it's taken a while to get right , now I've melted bullets into the glasses ( BULLETS ARE INERT CAN NOT BE FIRED OR USED AGAIN ) this is a first Let me know what you think , I'll be doing a 500ML Stein version as well Hope you like them ,... Cheers Nick See more

14.01.2022 Hi guys , I've got the rest of the Police Legacy glasses done so I'll post the hole range I think they look pretty good I've melted in challenge coins , police tie pins and some 9mm projectiles let me know what you think , part proceeds go to legacy, I might put up a video as well as the pictures don't do them justice Hope you like them Cheers Nick

14.01.2022 What can I say !

14.01.2022 Hi All Here's some more 2 COMMANDO REGIMENT glasses going out Thanks lads ! I hope you enjoy them Cheers Nick

11.01.2022 Hi All Again it's a real honour and privaledge to bring you this next set of glasses They have been in the works for some time and are now ready to be sold ! I'd like to firstly say a big thankyou to Darren, Bret and Frank Lane for getting this across the line I really appreciate the effort again thankyou Introducing the SAS glasses ,... The Special Air Service Regiment , officially abbreviated SASR though commonly known as the SAS is a special forces unit of the Australian Army formed in 1957 ! There motto is " Who Dares Wins " I've had the privilege of getting to know a few of the lads over the years and they do alot more then defend our country and our freedom's you may be surprised to know alot of the lads give up part of there time of to help out in certain charity organizations such as Legacy each year. I hope you like the glasses part proceeds will be going direct to Legacy which is a fantastic organization doing some apsolutly amazing things for our vets and there families Check out my other glasses on my Facebook page BULLET GLASS COMPANY like and follow to keep up with the latest glass designs Cheers Nick See more

11.01.2022 Hi All Just a few handmade whiskey glasses that I've melted badges into The badges are all metal and I inbede them into the glasses by hand myself in Margaret river wa , all australian made Check out my other cool glass designs on my Facebook page BULLET GLASS COMPANY there is l large range to choose from Don't forget to like and follow my Facebook Cheers Nick

10.01.2022 You know , some people say you shouldn't have favorites This is my favorite glass THE AUSTRALIAN GLASS , This badge is our australian emblem I'm proud to be AUSTRALIAN ! Give me a LIKE if your proud to be AUSTRALIAN ... Cheers nick See more

10.01.2022 Police Legacy Thought I'd post this video it gives you a better look at these glasses Cheers Nick

10.01.2022 Hi All The BULLET STORM GLASS ! This would have to be my most challenging and most difficult glass to date ! Now this is MY artistic interpretation of this piece I'm not trying to upset anyone ! I've had this piece done for a few weeks now but couldn't come up with the words that express what it means to ME every glass I hand do has a meaning for me ! Artistically you could interpret this glass as a soldier that's come out of a war zone still standing but forever changed h...aving undergone a huge amount of pressure and stress and still in tact and able to perform it's primary function as you can see the glass is still perfectly round and functional but internally it's forever changed and you can't see it ! My hats off to all the service personal that defend our freedom's! Check out my other cool glass designs on my Facebook page BULLET GLASS COMPANY And my Instagram! I hope you all like the glass Cheers Nick See more

09.01.2022 Hi All A bit stumped for a great unique gift ? Or something for your self , these comemertive diggers hat glasses are great there real Austrian Penny's made into a slouch hat by some Vietnam vet mates of mine Have a look at some of my glass designs and LIKE and FOLLOW to keep up to date with all off my new designs! I've got some really exciting things comming very soon Cheers Nick

08.01.2022 Hi All Lol in my last post I got over 100 of you looking for a comoflaged soldier ! THIS ones a bit harder Tell me what you see Cheers Nick

08.01.2022 Hi All Big shout out to our Police Service Doing a fantastic job in some very hard and trying times ! I've done a few different designs these are Police Legacy challenge coins (WA) that I've melted into the 500ml Stien glasses I've engraved the WA Police badge on the back , part proceeds will be going to Police Legacy Wa ... I will be posting a few other pictures of Pint glasses and whiskey glasses with badges and engraved emblems as well I hope you like them Cheers Nick See more

07.01.2022 Hi Guys New glass for the day This is a NAVY SEAL glass for some of our American friends Let me know what you think ? Cheers Nick

07.01.2022 Hi All, hope everyone is having a great week I wanted to show you somthing pretty cool most people don't get to see these things the smaller of the two bullets is a 50BMG they are an amazing round has a maximum effect range of 1800 yards , the record set for a 50 CAL target is 3871 yards useing a McMillan TAC 50 I make the odd bottle opener out of them , now these projectiles are all inert they can not be fired and are ornaments . Now the larger of the two rounds is a 30M...M Round used on the US AIRFORCE A-10 THUNDERBOLT II it's a hydraulically driven seven-barrel gatling-style autocanon that is typically mounted on the front of the THUNDERBOLT II aircraft , they can fire 70 of these rounds PER SECOND ! I will be making some aircraft aluminium stands to mount the THUNDERBOLT II rounds on they look fantastic as a display they are 11.5 inches long Let me know what you think Cheers Nick See more

07.01.2022 HI ALL Something different

06.01.2022 Hi Guys , I've done a small video of the dive tank bell so you can hear what it sounds like the mic on the phone cuts a lot of the sound out it's pretty LOUD check out the photos on my last post you will see some of the steps I did Let me know what you think. Cheers Nick

05.01.2022 Hey everyone I'll be putting a a few designs in the next few hours , been a hectic couple of weeks This is the first of 4 dive tank bells I'm making , these are not for sale ! This one is for the 2ND COMMANDO REGIMENT the next will be the 1ST COMMANDO REGIMENT followed by the SAS and a dive tank bell for the CLEARANCE DIVERS, I've made the badges out of melted down brass shell casings , I hope you like them Cheers Nick

05.01.2022 The extraordinary photograph on this post was taken in November 1917. A wounded German soldier and a wounded Canadian soldier sharing a cigarette light while ly...ing in the mud during the battle of Passchendaele. Total casualties at the Battle of Passchendaele (July 31, 1917 to November 6, 1917) are estimated at 475,000; about 275,000 British and Commonwealth and about 200,000 German. 38,000 Australians, 15,654 Canadians and 5,300 New Zealanders were either killed, wounded, or missing. New Zealand’s blackest day (October 12th 1917), is when 846 New Zealanders were killed during the Battle of Passchendaele in just a few hours. A shocking day for a country that only had a population of just over one million during WW1. 4.5 million shells were fired, but failed to destroy the heavily fortified German positions. Passchendaele is also infamous for being one of the muddiest battles of the war, with many soldiers and war horses drowning in the liquid mud. Lest We Forget. The photograph comes from the Library and Archives Canada. Note: Casualty numbers can vary from different sources.

04.01.2022 Hi All I've got some new glass designs for you to look at they showcase REAL service medals and service ribon bars of the U.S. armed services melted and encased into the glasses I've even done a few glasses with challenge coins melted into them , the one pictured is very rare it's a SEAL TEAM 6 challenge coin melted into the glass with a NAVY SEAL badge I've also engraved the U.S. flag on the back and can engrave service detailes as well if you'd like. Let me know what you think. Scroll down to see the other cool classes I have made and check out all of my glasses on my Facebook page BULLET GLASS COMPANY cheer nick

04.01.2022 Morning all Big shout out to the PATRIOTS MOTOR CYCLE CLUBS , these lads do a fantastic job helping the community The PATRIOTS MOTOR CYCLE CLUBS consist of regular reserves and ex - serving members of the defense force (ARMY , NAVY and AIRFORCE) I've melted a challenge coin into a 500ML Stein glass for some of our New Zealand friends , keep up the good work lads I hope you like them .... Cheers Nick See more

02.01.2022 Hi All I'm working on some card glasses (poker) there comming along really nicely I should have them ready in a couple of days . Cheers Nick

02.01.2022 A line of British troops blinded by tear gas at an Advanced Dressing Station near Bethune, on the 10th of April 1918, during the Battle of Estaires. I have read... that the British troops were from the 55th (West Lancashire) Division. Large doses of tear gas can cause temporary blindness and eye damage. In very confined spaces it can cause permanent blindness. Frequent or high levels of exposure also carry increased risks of respiratory illness. The first large scale use of chemical weapons was during WW1. They were primarily used to demoralise, injure, and kill entrenched defenders, against whom the indiscriminate and generally very slow-moving or static nature of gas clouds would be most effective. The types of weapons employed ranged from disabling chemicals, such as tear gas, to lethal agents like phosgene, chlorine, and mustard gas. The most widely reported chemical agent of WW1 was sulfur mustard, known as "mustard gas". It caused the most casualties, 120,000 by some estimates. Chlorine is a powerful irritant that can inflict damage to the eyes, nose, throat and lungs. At high concentrations and prolonged exposure it can caused death by asphyxiation. Phosgene was a potent killing agent, deadlier than chlorine. Some of the symptoms of exposure took 24 hours or more to manifest. This meant that the victims were initially still capable of putting up a fight. Troops would be incapacitated by the effects of the gas on the following day. Phosgene was never as notorious in public consciousness as mustard gas, but it killed far more people: about 85% of the 90,000 deaths caused by chemical weapons during WW1. The widespread use of these agents of chemical warfare, and wartime advances in the composition of high explosives, gave rise to an occasionally expressed view of WW1 as "the chemist's war" and also the era where weapons of mass destruction (WMD) were created. I have read that WW1 veterans still suffering from poison gas, or had chronic illness or mental trauma, encountered great skepticism and had difficulty in getting attention, because it was seen that their symptoms were not war-related and claims were frequently rejected. Lest We Forget. Photograph came from the Imperial War Museum. Image file number IWM Q 11586. Some information came from Wikipedia. Note: Casualty numbers can vary from different sources.

02.01.2022 Hi All , big shout out to our first responders, doing a fantastic job in some hard times @ Cheers Nick