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Hi everyone, Today I want to show you how to etch small patterns in glass using hydrofluoric acid. My main reason for wanting to do this, that I want to be able to make tiny optical components in- or on glass surfaces and etching is one of the options to do that. So I thought Id give this method a try. Now, whenever the name Hydrofluoric Acid, or HF comes up, it leads to discussion about safety, and for good reasons actually. But despite the dangers, it is still frequently used, because when you want to do cheap and fast etching of glass, there really are no good alternatives. Anyway, in my opinion you can work with basically any hazardous substance, as long as you take the right precautions. But of course, in order to do that, you need to know where the risks are exactly. So that is why I want to spend the first few minutes of this video discussing the risks of working with hydrofluoric acid. One of the things about HF is that is not just an acid but al
