Great work, I don't understand why this video has only so few views, only thing I can think of is the title, maybe try putting "DYI" and "flame" in the name?
Lovey, really good idea and it looks brilliant! Just one small query, why leather wrap a wall cresset? Anyway, a fine bit of work/crafting, I just have to give it a go!!
Thank you so much! You're right about leather wraps! I think at the time I liked the aesthetic, but in hindsight making it an iron band would be more on point.
Thanks for the feedback Josh! Yeah my approach with this video was more of a "this is how i did it" not really a "how to". But if people are a bit more interested in specifics, I can focus on those in the future. It's early days for the channel, so its definitely still a settling process. Thank again, if there's anything about the build that was unclear, happy to field those questions.
Hey Sebastion! I've literally been shopping for something online for my youtube studio thats super similar to what you made. Watching your vid inspired me to just make them myself. Cheers mate! Btw you've got an incredible game room setup and surely the envy of GM's everywhere. Ever need another player hmu! Subbed.
Thank you so much! Amazing to hear you found it inspiring! Yes these torches have been a great centre piece for the game room (the back of my garage 😅) Always happy to know i've got players keen for another let's play! By far my favourite way to collaborate with other channels.
@@rottenkittystudios4127 Thanks for watching and reaching out! I'm still working out how youtube works, but always up to discuss some collaberation ideas. Feel free to contact me at sebastian@atmoseeker.com or join the discussion in our new atmoseeker facebook group at www.atmoseeker.com
Nice to hear from you. My Surname is Warzecha which roughly translates to "wooden spoon". 😁 We are based in Cologne. Setting up our TH-cam channel as soon as possible.
Just discovered your channel today. Gobsmacked by the production value of the content you made after only one year of creating your channel. Liked and subscribed on the spot. Regarding your project, how did you mount your torches to the wall ? Can the foam base really support the fixture's weight or did you have to stick it to a thin MDF backing ?
Thanks very much! Only thing to mount it was a single nail on an angle in the wall. Then it hooks on where the hole is on the back of the torch. The whole torch is reasonably light, so it doesn't need to support much weight.
I noticed Devs and Dice's torches on his latest video and asked where he got them. He linked me your way to his video. This is awesome! I'm going to start looking for some LED lights that I can do this with.
Great video! I am going to try and make these soon for my LARP but I have questions on the paint. What is the gray paint you use on the metal parts? It says Amish Gray in the transcript around the 5 min mark and it is what I hear but I can’t find it. or don’t know if what I am looking for is correct. Thanks for the additional help and great video.
To be honest, probably a new makeup brush would be better cause the bristles would be softer. I picked up the tip from Tabletop minions th-cam.com/video/iSKFtaY8iAw/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much! I Love to see creations from the community, if you'd like to share I'm on a bunch of social platforms which you can see on the About section of Atmoseeker Channel page.
The only missing piece of information here is....... "how did you actually hang it on the wall?" . I wouldn't trust the bottom layer of foam to hold the weight of it all. So i presume a 45 degree angled nail sticking out the wall would slide up the tube? is that correct? Does that hold it in place?
That is a great point! Yes having a nail in the wall will work (and attachment may differ for different wall types). The idea is the angle of the tube uses downward force to press base against the wall. On mine I have cut a small slit in the back of the foam of the base near the tube (that doesn't cut all the way through) for the head of a small nail to catch on.
@@Atmoseeker love your videos, I only discovered you this week but I’ve watched everything. I’m planning on building a dungeon in my upcoming shop… and I’ll be aiming to use a lot of your tips n tricks. I was thinking of making a fake window and then putting a projector above the window but pointing to a wall about 3 to 4 feet away… so the window will show whatever the projector shows. I really liked your stream deck setup for the projector…
Thanks very much! Glad you found it all handy and that sounds like an amazing project! I have plenty of topics I haven't covered yet on the channel and would love to see how it all comes together, so feel free to reach out on socials. (There is also a private discord for Atmoseeker members.)
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This is an extremely high quality video for such a small channel. You sir have earned a subscribe and deserve many, many more.
So, so cool!
I like how organic this process feels. Very 'just get in there and have fun with it'. Love it!
This video should have way more likes and comments. Amazing work.
Many thanks! Glad you enjoyed it 😄
Cool.
The end result is SICK!
I like this channel, atmosphere can really bring people into the story make the world real.
That’s awesome
Yeap Seb, I am doing this mate. This is exactly what I have been looking for mate! You are a beast man! 🙌
Great work, I don't understand why this video has only so few views, only thing I can think of is the title, maybe try putting "DYI" and "flame" in the name?
Honestly constructing my own home dnd dungeon room, your channel is inspiring and I hope to make something amazing
Really enjoyed this video. Would love to see more diy like this
Thanks! Had a lot of fun making these, I'm currently filming another game room prop build.
Super glad I came across this channel!
Amazing video!! Makes me want to upgrade my entire D&D room
what an awesome project. I wonder if you could find a battery operated version of that lamp for a hand held version?
Thanks! If you check out the description in this video, there's a link to a rechargeable version th-cam.com/video/dAlWb8BZXGs/w-d-xo.html
Lovey, really good idea and it looks brilliant! Just one small query, why leather wrap a wall cresset? Anyway, a fine bit of work/crafting, I just have to give it a go!!
Thank you so much! You're right about leather wraps! I think at the time I liked the aesthetic, but in hindsight making it an iron band would be more on point.
This is wonderful! I have to try making those
Haha those torches look like they belong in Diablo 3. Very cool😁
Great job, congrats
Love this video. You are amazing!!! Great job
Thank you! There's a sequel to this video on the way...
It might be a better idea to use pvc pipe rather than the cardboard tubes for the handles. It would make them capable of being handled more as well
Yeah I was using what I had on hand, but that's a great idea!
This is absolutely incredible !
Wow!! This is really epic! Great job!
Awesome!
Ah! A little MORE hot glue 👍
Rad, as usual
As an art noob, I reckon I want more deets on how to execute some of the artier sections
Thanks for the feedback Josh! Yeah my approach with this video was more of a "this is how i did it" not really a "how to". But if people are a bit more interested in specifics, I can focus on those in the future. It's early days for the channel, so its definitely still a settling process. Thank again, if there's anything about the build that was unclear, happy to field those questions.
Wow! Really nice video and just what I was looking for! Liked and Subscribed. Thanks!
Thanks very much!
Hey Sebastion! I've literally been shopping for something online for my youtube studio thats super similar to what you made. Watching your vid inspired me to just make them myself. Cheers mate! Btw you've got an incredible game room setup and surely the envy of GM's everywhere. Ever need another player hmu! Subbed.
Thank you so much! Amazing to hear you found it inspiring! Yes these torches have been a great centre piece for the game room (the back of my garage 😅) Always happy to know i've got players keen for another let's play! By far my favourite way to collaborate with other channels.
Hey, your stuff is underrated, you should have way more views.
I know, talk is cheap but would find it cool to do a collab with you.
@@rottenkittystudios4127 Thanks for watching and reaching out! I'm still working out how youtube works, but always up to discuss some collaberation ideas. Feel free to contact me at sebastian@atmoseeker.com or join the discussion in our new atmoseeker facebook group at www.atmoseeker.com
May I ask if your Surname is of polish origin? My business associate is born in Poland, speaks polish fluently.
@@rottenkittystudios4127 yep you got that right 👍 I'm not really fluent though 😅
Nice to hear from you. My Surname is Warzecha which roughly translates to "wooden spoon". 😁
We are based in Cologne. Setting up our TH-cam channel as soon as possible.
Just discovered your channel today. Gobsmacked by the production value of the content you made after only one year of creating your channel. Liked and subscribed on the spot. Regarding your project, how did you mount your torches to the wall ? Can the foam base really support the fixture's weight or did you have to stick it to a thin MDF backing ?
Thanks very much! Only thing to mount it was a single nail on an angle in the wall. Then it hooks on where the hole is on the back of the torch. The whole torch is reasonably light, so it doesn't need to support much weight.
Beautiful! Do you accept commissions for things like this? 👀
Thank you very much! Sorry I'm not doing commissions at this time
I noticed Devs and Dice's torches on his latest video and asked where he got them. He linked me your way to his video. This is awesome! I'm going to start looking for some LED lights that I can do this with.
Fantastic! Yeah you can pick up the LED flame bulbs reletively easily on Amazon
Great video! I am going to try and make these soon for my LARP but I have questions on the paint. What is the gray paint you use on the metal parts? It says Amish Gray in the transcript around the 5 min mark and it is what I hear but I can’t find it. or don’t know if what I am looking for is correct. Thanks for the additional help and great video.
Thanks for watching! Yeah Amish grey is just a light grey, so anything like that with a matte finish will do the trick 👍
@@Atmoseeker thank you! I think my main problem was I was spelling Grey as Gray. I will be sure to post my progress.
why are there no measurements on any of the parts?!
Thanks for watching! Yes I could use some more measurements in this video. Anything in particular you want to know the measurements of?
@@Atmoseeker hey what is the thicknes of those EVA foam squares?
@@alejandroarroyo7223 The ones i'm using here are 1cm thick
amazing video! how did you make the lamps flash the lights at different intervals?
Thank you! They use a special "flame bulb" links to equipment and materials can be found here: atmoseeker.webflow.io/equipment
I can't wait to try this out myself! In the video you mentioned using a used makeup brush, does that have better results than a new makeup brush?
To be honest, probably a new makeup brush would be better cause the bristles would be softer. I picked up the tip from Tabletop minions th-cam.com/video/iSKFtaY8iAw/w-d-xo.html
So I made two of these, and this was a great video. I wish I knew how to show you my finished project. Thank you for sharing
Thank you so much! I Love to see creations from the community, if you'd like to share I'm on a bunch of social platforms which you can see on the About section of Atmoseeker Channel page.
Looks awesome, Leif linked this.
Thanks mate! Leif is a fantastic guy, love his channel 💙
Awesome :)
The only missing piece of information here is....... "how did you actually hang it on the wall?" . I wouldn't trust the bottom layer of foam to hold the weight of it all. So i presume a 45 degree angled nail sticking out the wall would slide up the tube? is that correct? Does that hold it in place?
That is a great point! Yes having a nail in the wall will work (and attachment may differ for different wall types). The idea is the angle of the tube uses downward force to press base against the wall. On mine I have cut a small slit in the back of the foam of the base near the tube (that doesn't cut all the way through) for the head of a small nail to catch on.
@@Atmoseeker love your videos, I only discovered you this week but I’ve watched everything. I’m planning on building a dungeon in my upcoming shop… and I’ll be aiming to use a lot of your tips n tricks. I was thinking of making a fake window and then putting a projector above the window but pointing to a wall about 3 to 4 feet away… so the window will show whatever the projector shows. I really liked your stream deck setup for the projector…
Thanks very much! Glad you found it all handy and that sounds like an amazing project! I have plenty of topics I haven't covered yet on the channel and would love to see how it all comes together, so feel free to reach out on socials. (There is also a private discord for Atmoseeker members.)
@@Atmoseeker as I start making my dungeon room in the shop for my D&D group… I’ll definitely reach out for some advice!
How did you power the bulb?
Thanks for watching! The pendant light switch just plugs into a wall socket.
@Atmoseeker any advice on how to power a hand held version with a longer hammer?
@@DOGDAD78 I recently caught on to these USB rechargeable bulbs that could do the trick geni.us/wrYso94 The effect is pretty similar
@@Atmoseeker thanks man. Those are awesome.