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i couldn't get the red topper thing to stay in the bottom so I just held it there for a quick test project. Hope that still did the trick. Feel like I wasted a can, though, it wasn't a huge project and I was just testing the epoxy primer. I had 3680032 which says it's an epoxy primer right in the title.

Does resin have the same properties as plastic, could I use this method to copy a part of a motorcycle fairing?

This is the perfect thing to do at least once a month for the ritual

You saved me

One stop shop channel of brilliance. Thanks for being out there brother. Everything that I’ve been thinking/imagining all of the possibilities that I can do with my newly acquired perfectly patinated 8” 1991 Craftsman Drill Press. Having a Father-in-law that’s been a machinist for over 60 years as my walking, talking encyclopedia as backup has given me a new found love for reshaping material. God Bless n God Bless 🇺🇸

that's amazing great job

Why do you prefer tin cure to platinum cure?

This is more than molding. This is art!

Do a video on structure. Thinner card is easier to work -- how far can I push the thinnest cardstock before I need more support or thicker material?

"Heighth" - not a word length width height

Im trying to make fake bones with polyurethane systems but is quite hard to get them done well

Hi ,I have the same machine, how do you change the oil and or top it up .

Hi Eric, thanks for the great video! One question: what’s the purpose of tipping the mould when you’re pouring the resin?

Why haven't you made a skin mold, way cheaper.

Sir if this resin is non yellowing ??

I always get impressed by the quality of your work. Have you made any transluscent part (like a headlight, for example) that do not get yellowish and cloudy with time, because UV light? Cheers from Brazil

The cap on both ends is a great idea. It allows you to refill the bottle, and have the oldest product used first. The ridges, on the other hand, will trap the product in the corners. It should probably be used for something that doesn't rot.

1:58 I hope you weren't saying anything important. I don't know if you noticed, but somebody was using a loud-ass drill while you were talking.

Does anyone know what the weights are called at 11:31 in the video? I'd like to purchase a set to insure perfect 90 degree angles in my constructions. I can't find them using a Google search because the actual name of the item is needed. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you professor!!

Interesting.

thank you

How often do you have to change the filters? I run 4 machine and dirty a lot of ipa and I'm wondering if this is a option for my size of if I will just run thru filters daily?

other than the pressure tank, this was a helpful video

how do you make a cheap degasser?

this gives me so much anxiety. I'm so glad that i'm not the only one who goes through so many steps with failure tho

Taper lock tooling is not suitable for the side loads milling imparts on them. Chucks will release themselves eventually, ruining your work.

What a great meticulous work of art and design

Your videos are helping me a lot in the build up to my first mold. I needed to clay, a lot, and appreciate the steps you showed. While claying sounds simple, it does take time to achieve the desired affect. I'm almost ready to mold. Thank you.

I remember this video five years later and it finally became relevant! Hell yeah!

Hi Eric, can you please send me the link where I can buy the Vacuum chamber exhaust canisters? The company I used no longer offers them.

You can also seal it with PVA glue. Works with MDF as well.

For extra stability on the cylinder, I’d cut a circle of foam core sized to the inner diameter; then glue it inside- about half way up.

13:43 Pong? I thought this game is called break out Rock on!

Do you do free lance drawings

$1k, save yourself some money by going to the junkyard, 😂😂😂😂

As a mechanical engineer/designer, you Industial designers are usually the bane of my life. Airy fairy designs that cannot be made but according to I.D cannot be deviated from! However it's nice to see you are a different breed (dare I say its probably an age thing) as you understand manufacturing too, which in my experience is rare. Good, nice work.

Magnificent. The level the Italians went to to make the light look über cool has been superbly replicated.

Thank you for the video. The way you did the vents and sprue gave me the exact style I need to do on my first polyurethane pour. And the way you interlocked the half's is another great idea I will incorporate into future molds for my part. It will be a on going part that I came up with. This gives me confidence of success. Do I need a reservoir of material pressure potting? Thanks again.

Doesn't the plastic of the UV strip covered tubes block UV light? I've tried plastic bottles to contain my dirty IPA, no resin settled. Then I switched to glass and there was a ton of resin goo at the bottom. Is there something different than the usual with the tubes?

A lot of negative vibes in the comments here, personally I loved it, rock on!

Certainly not close to the level of the last few videos. Btw. you can use PETG as the support material, or at least the support interface material to get 100% clean support breakaway on your Bambulabs.

As an industrial designer, I'd consider a squeeze bottle with so many ridges a fail.

is there anyone in the SF Bay Area that can make silicon molds?

Great video. That flex resin is cool. Mahalo for sharing! ❤😊

Great video. You make it look easy. Mahalo for sharing! ❤

After curing Flexible 80a resin don't have very good performans. Looks yellow and it tears very easily. I think is better witout curing .

I love the design of your Backpack hanger and the fair price you offer, unfortunately shipping to Europe seems extremely expensive and even scales, when ordering two or three hangers, so there's almost too much overhead to buy one :( Awesome project though!

nice work dose it smell like regular polister