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They are furniture leveling legs. I got them from Amazon.

Setting the resin on a heat source helps with getting the bubbles out

To adjust it, you turn the nuts. In the video, I used hex nuts it would have been better to use wing nuts to make adjustments easier.

Thank You so much!

I made mine, but you can find them on Amazon now for reasonable prices. When I made mine, there wasn't a good selection, and they were over $100.

It's a USB heated coaster. I think they're made to keep coffee warm, but they can be used for other things too.

Thank you. The reason I pour from so high is because there always seems to be less bubbles when I pour from higher.

@@watchmefthisup1423 well thank you so much for that tip. I think I will try it, I just hope I don't make a big mess, lol

the legs are called furniture levelers.

I tried doing some links but I'm a dummy so they didn't work. The legs are called adjustable furniture leg leveling glides and the bubble levelers are called bubble levelers. I got everything including the cutting board from amazon.

Thanks. They're pretty easy to make and are a game changer for resin projects.

@@watchmefthisup1423 I agree I always had to use stiring sticks under my moulds I am almost finished making the board. Luckily I still had an old TV table thingy that I haven't used in ages. So I'm using the top of it, which is perfect & I am using the EKET metal feet from IKEA (Article Number: 703.400.44), because they are on metal plates you can screw onto the board & it turned out great All that's missing is the spirit levels & I was super happy that I found the ones you are using, because wherever I looked the ones you need to glue on are more common it seems. But luckily I found a 6 pack on Amazon for £2.99 & it should be delivered today ☺️

@@victoriabutterfly6521 I also use a thin silicone matt on top of it to make clean up much easier.

@@watchmefthisup1423 yah, I was already thinking if doing this as well ☺️

There are many reasons that they could come out like that. I have had that problem when I removed them from the molds too early and when I didn't properly clean the molds before using them.

With the resin that I use, it takes about 24 hrs to fully cure when they are left in a warm room. Different resins cure at different rates and warmer temperatures help the resin cure faster.

oohh, you rike them

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When u coming back to ps? I’m having withdrawals lmao 😂

@@erwinrommel5349 I'll probably be back on Tuesday or Wednesday.

Yummy

I got them from amazon

Thanks, I like that one too.

Sorry for being so misleading.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

Thank you. I'm sorry that I let you down lol.

Thank you very much.

Thanks. I got the molds from amazon.

Thanks, suckerrrrrr!

I like it, but still wish it were more transparent.

Thanks, I like that 1 too.

lol

Ps4 just ain’t the same lolol

before I made this it was frustrating, having to deal with an unlevel surface. Amazon sells a similar product now for $25-$35 depending on the size.

Yes, it works perfectly. It's a little tricky to get it level and if I was going to make it again I would use wingnuts instead of hexnuts, because I think that it would be easier to adjust with wingnuts. I also have been using a thin silicone mat that I place on top of it, so resin spills are a lot easier to clean up.

Tips: Make sure the resin is FOOD SAFE, for the bubbles I place the resin on a heated coaster for about 10 minutes after mixing and I also torch them after pouring. The resins that I have used take about 24hrs to fully cure but that varies from resin to resin. Ebay seems to be the place to get the best deals on resin and the sellers there give a good description on how to use and what to expect from their products. I usually get everything else from amazon like the pigments, molds, glitter and dried flowers.

yes, it is new. I just got it from amazon.

They're too small for my camera, I think that I'd need a new lens to record them properly.

I was going to in my last video, but the footage was all garbage because I drank way too much.

It also needed a thin silicone mat to keep resin spills from sticking to the wood.

Hi Janine, I am using the EKET metal feet from IKEA (Article Number: 703.400.44) They have metal plates you screw onto the board This way its not sticking out at the top 💕

Thanks

yes, but it probably shouldn't be.

Thank you, it's the DecoColor Premium 3 Way Chisel Point Pen.

Thanks

I like them too, but I'm going to need to redo the gold paint