Ben, really not sure if you will read this but here goes…. Wondered if you have seen the legendary movie Kingpin? If you have, I definitely feel like you have the skills and tools to make Ernie McCracken’s (played by Bill Murray) bowling ball. The clear ball with the rose inside it. It’s such an iconic thing!…I think if you’ve seen the movie you’ll know exactly what I mean. Anyway, it’s just an idea, all the best and keep up the good work!
You're kind of like the Bob Ross of resin projects- cheery, wholesome, and calming. Love this piece, and I always appreciate the creativity and your acceptance of 'happy little accidents'. Wishing you the best!
I wasn't expecting that reaction on the pot cam! I'm completely stunned how it turned tho, and in the end they looks like curved lines. 10/10 as always❤
I absolutely love this channel! You always sound so happy and chipper. It really is a nice, relaxing, and interesting break from everything else. Thanks for the quality content!
I was absolutely certain the staples would change in some way during the curing process, but I'll admit I didn't expect that sort of result. It's probably one of my favorite pieces you did, to be honest!
its amazing! it looks like the centre of the blackhole from Interstellar! Like the 4d tesseract they designed it to be! it's like you have it in the palm of your hand.
Dude honestly, the burnt/burnished look makes it even better looking! Almost like it’s weathered metal trapped in a shiny sphere. I loved it’s end result 🤘
Love it! The staples probably darkened because there is a thin layer of plastic that keeps them together, and it probably burned due to the resin heat.
i love him i love him so much his silly little accent his happy tone he makes me feel happy like when i hear him i see the color yellow he is such a pure soul i love him so much never let anything happen to him pls pls i love him
Another amazing project, Ben! Reminds me of a dystopian building or something. Really interesting to see how the staples reacted. Keep going, Ben! I love your videos!
Very cool project. I personally instantly liked how the staples turned a different color from the heat/chemical reaction of the resin. The end result was beyond expectations. Keep coming up with great ideas & experimenting. 💕
The heat reaction from the staples reminds me of the Chem lab I did about a week ago! We turned pennies silver and then put a couple of them in a flame to turn them a beautiful gold colour!!! Best lb ever!
I just want to say I appreciate the small ending evolutions like the reverse of the glue pour and the slow mo on the lathe work. Love the work and I enjoy seeing the growth in other areas
Suggestion for next time. A light coat of resin over the cube (staples) to help stop them from breaking, and possibly from discolouring. The lighter bronze colour on pot-cam was a little nicer but I think silver would standout more. What if painted the staples before construction with bright colours like the Rubik cube? I absolutely love this channel and watching your experiments. The music, presentation is outstanding. Keep up the great work Ben.
You gotta make more of these and put them up for sale in the store;; it looks super cool! I bet you could even use other rectangular c-channels (maybe made from bent metal mesh perhaps??) and make a whole array of this cubist effect.. (is it cubist?? maybe I'm trying to be more fancy than I"m built-for).
Love your creativity with such mundane objects like staples. I once filled an entire sheet of paper with staples when I was a kid at work with my mom. That's about the extent of my staple creativity.
Wow. Ok, so my cousin shared the post of the staple cube, tagging me, and by George, this was my near exact idea. I say near, because my concept was to build the cube, set it some resin, and cut a cube around it, but so that when the resin cube is on a flat surface, the staple cube would be positioned so that opposing corners would be top to bottom. Excellent work good sir!
staples have a waterproof coating to stop them from rusting from the water vapor in the air, so that must be what discolored from the heat. i really like the way it came out though - i especially like the way each staple is a slightly different color from the one next to it, and like you said, it looks like a patina/rust, so it looks like some ancient artifact or something. very cool.
What a gorgeous piece! I agree the "flaws" are what really elevate it! Looks almost post-apocalyptic yet still so clean at the same time. My favorite piece was your rubik's cube ball but this just surpassed it! Beautiful!!
The discolouration look like it’s from the glue that holds the staples together melting in the heat. It also ran down the structure and made the interface between the starting level of cured resin and the new curing resin more obvious.
That Staple Cube is a really old thing, my father showed me this once, glad to see it back and it's a verry nice idea to make it like the rubik's cube! 🎉
this is so cool! i have a BUNCH of spent staples from my job that i've been saving ... and now i think i need to find someone who works with resin near me ....
Seen a few of the stapler films to, they look amazing but... Add a drop or two of resin and some Worx's magic and the result is amazing!! Keep chucking out the great content mate. Nice 1......
The distorted reality effect works even better here than on the rubik's cube. I'm really surprised that air could be trapped in there - I would not have thought that the glue holding together the staples would hold it back. I wonder if there's any way to force it out so there's no shatter in the center? It probably would have helped with a few of the segments breaking too, though that may be unavoidable once the glue heats up. Maybe paint the staples with a clear coat first?
You should do this with one of those dichroic tesseract infinity cube box lamps! Maybe there's a way to have LEDs inside and charge them with a wireless charger so you don't have any cables or battery compartment! 😮
Have you ever seen the channeling 'lead' used for large stained glass pieces? They come in brass and zinc as well as lead, but some of them have cross sections like a U shape or a tiny I beam (i, not L) shape. You could make some cool 3D geometric shapes with small lengths of those, then make a sphere....
That did come out quite beautiful, my friend, and I have never seen the cube built out of staples like that before either that in it's self was awesome too.
There is also a flower made with staples, I forgot which Chanel it's on... I love watching you always are fun not just business and make such beautiful things
Frankly i made some perfect items for my self, and had some jobs where things had to be perfect to Worx out🤷🏼♂️😁 Working with perfection make things perfect… If you are a perfectionist💯 Ben make Many perfect items like eggs and the rubix cube IS perfect😂 I hope my gramma and spelling are perfect😅
I actually was very pleasantly surprised by how the staples discolored, I thought the colors would lift off, but this looks WAY better than I expected! Great job Ben!!
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That's a masterpiece (!) and you're giving it away...what a kind heart you have, Ben. God bless in Jesus's name
I just purchased one of the pendants, I can't wait to see it in person. Happy to support the channel
What happened was that the heat from the resin burned the shellac that holds the staples together.
Just wow! You are so creative, Ben.
Ben, really not sure if you will read this but here goes…. Wondered if you have seen the legendary movie Kingpin? If you have, I definitely feel like you have the skills and tools to make Ernie McCracken’s (played by Bill Murray) bowling ball. The clear ball with the rose inside it. It’s such an iconic thing!…I think if you’ve seen the movie you’ll know exactly what I mean. Anyway, it’s just an idea, all the best and keep up the good work!
You're kind of like the Bob Ross of resin projects- cheery, wholesome, and calming. Love this piece, and I always appreciate the creativity and your acceptance of 'happy little accidents'. Wishing you the best!
Thankyou, you too
I agree he is the Bob Ross of resin.
Love it, it’s like an M C Escher engraving come to life. Getting the coppery tones made it better imo.
I wasn't expecting that reaction on the pot cam! I'm completely stunned how it turned tho, and in the end they looks like curved lines. 10/10 as always❤
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I absolutely love this channel! You always sound so happy and chipper. It really is a nice, relaxing, and interesting break from everything else. Thanks for the quality content!
Thankyou
Looks like the 4 dimension ”library” from the movie Interstellar🤩
I was absolutely certain the staples would change in some way during the curing process, but I'll admit I didn't expect that sort of result. It's probably one of my favorite pieces you did, to be honest!
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I wish I had the Rubiks cube that’s been my favorite thing you made👍
Thanks Fred, I have been making some for my store
@@BensWorx cool I’ll check it out brother thanks
The change in colour during potcam was really cool to watch. It is almost as if the heat tempered the staples, or something. Another great piece, Ben!
This came out so cool! It reminds me of the tesseract in interstellar! My favorite movie :) great illusion and great video as always!
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Definitely reminded me of that too!
its amazing! it looks like the centre of the blackhole from Interstellar! Like the 4d tesseract they designed it to be! it's like you have it in the palm of your hand.
The color change really helped create a beautiful ball
Holy Guacamole Ben, how brilliant, so clever and really nice to look at ⚡⚡⚡
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Dude honestly, the burnt/burnished look makes it even better looking! Almost like it’s weathered metal trapped in a shiny sphere. I loved it’s end result 🤘
That looks way better than I thought it would. Great work
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Almost shot coffee out of my nose at how happily you said, "Now let's check out my ball!"
Ben you always come up with creative ideas. And turn them to wonderful arts.
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Quite literally, on the lathe!
Ben, the dramatic music during the pot can sequence was brilliant! You’re so cool!
Love it! The staples probably darkened because there is a thin layer of plastic that keeps them together, and it probably burned due to the resin heat.
that staple ball is probably one of the most beautiful resin arts you have made, and it is now one of my favorite projects you have done!
There's something so endearingly comforting about your videos. Thanks
Thanks Mike
i love him i love him so much his silly little accent his happy tone he makes me feel happy like when i hear him i see the color yellow he is such a pure soul i love him so much never let anything happen to him pls pls i love him
Another amazing project, Ben! Reminds me of a dystopian building or something. Really interesting to see how the staples reacted. Keep going, Ben! I love your videos!
I had not seen the cubes before and that alone was worth the watch. I love your willingness to try new things and how amazing they turn out.
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Very cool project. I personally instantly liked how the staples turned a different color from the heat/chemical reaction of the resin. The end result was beyond expectations. Keep coming up with great ideas & experimenting. 💕
The patina on the stapples looks awesome. Great job!👏👏👏
There is no wrong in art. Amazing job Ben.
The heat reaction from the staples reminds me of the Chem lab I did about a week ago! We turned pennies silver and then put a couple of them in a flame to turn them a beautiful gold colour!!! Best lb ever!
I just want to say I appreciate the small ending evolutions like the reverse of the glue pour and the slow mo on the lathe work. Love the work and I enjoy seeing the growth in other areas
Nice one Ben. I agree, i think it looks much better with discoloured staples.
Suggestion for next time. A light coat of resin over the cube (staples) to help stop them from breaking, and possibly from discolouring. The lighter bronze colour on pot-cam was a little nicer but I think silver would standout more. What if painted the staples before construction with bright colours like the Rubik cube? I absolutely love this channel and watching your experiments. The music, presentation is outstanding. Keep up the great work Ben.
You gotta make more of these and put them up for sale in the store;; it looks super cool!
I bet you could even use other rectangular c-channels (maybe made from bent metal mesh perhaps??) and make a whole array of this cubist effect..
(is it cubist?? maybe I'm trying to be more fancy than I"m built-for).
The rusty/copper look of the staples is amazing.
Wow! I have to sayyyyyyy that thing is gorgeous! I’m so glad it turned out that way!
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I really like the random colours the staples turned ❤
The final effect was brilliant
Amazing the forces that happen when the resin cures.
Love the music. It gives off John Butler Trio vibes,
One of my favorite bands!
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This would also make an awesome gear shift knob!!!
Awesome job, Ben!!!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️
You are again proving yourself the Bob Ross of epoxy; happy little accidents turned into a beautiful work of art.
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Love your creativity with such mundane objects like staples. I once filled an entire sheet of paper with staples when I was a kid at work with my mom. That's about the extent of my staple creativity.
Thankyou
The way the light bounces off the staples is neat!
Wow.
Ok, so my cousin shared the post of the staple cube, tagging me, and by George, this was my near exact idea.
I say near, because my concept was to build the cube, set it some resin, and cut a cube around it, but so that when the resin cube is on a flat surface, the staple cube would be positioned so that opposing corners would be top to bottom.
Excellent work good sir!
This turned ou so much better than i thought it would. Great job Ben.
staples have a waterproof coating to stop them from rusting from the water vapor in the air, so that must be what discolored from the heat. i really like the way it came out though - i especially like the way each staple is a slightly different color from the one next to it, and like you said, it looks like a patina/rust, so it looks like some ancient artifact or something. very cool.
Thankyou
Wow, Ben!!
This looks amazing!❤
I really love your craftsmanship.
You are able to make from almost nothing an amazing piece of art!
What a gorgeous piece! I agree the "flaws" are what really elevate it! Looks almost post-apocalyptic yet still so clean at the same time. My favorite piece was your rubik's cube ball but this just surpassed it!
Beautiful!!
This is exactly the video I needed after a long day’s work but start to the weekend. Cheers Ben!
No worries mate 😊
The discolouration look like it’s from the glue that holds the staples together melting in the heat. It also ran down the structure and made the interface between the starting level of cured resin and the new curing resin more obvious.
Wow that turned out way better than expected! Crazy illusion
Thanks Josh 😊
Bloody brilliant. Who would have thought that something epic would come from a few staples.💜
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@@BensWorx Yw.💜
That Staple Cube is a really old thing, my father showed me this once, glad to see it back and it's a verry nice idea to make it like the rubik's cube! 🎉
This is so beautiful! The office person in me loves it!
this is so cool! i have a BUNCH of spent staples from my job that i've been saving ... and now i think i need to find someone who works with resin near me ....
That turned out amazing! I love color that the staples turned after the resin cured. Keep up the great work!
Thankyou
wow that turned out to be really cool, the cube in the sphere is very nice.
That is really Cool. It looks like a Modern Work of Art in the Museum
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it reminds me of the stuff I build of business cards when dad got new ones and still had a whole box full
i love it!
with discolored staples on inside it kind of looks like infinite stair cases
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Seen a few of the stapler films to, they look amazing but... Add a drop or two of resin and some Worx's magic and the result is amazing!! Keep chucking out the great content mate. Nice 1......
Wow, that end result is very pretty
Reminds me of an hypercube!
You should do These ball illusions as a staple in your Shop. They are so satisfying to Look at!
Oh man this is definitely my new favourite of all your projects !! So cool
I definitely didn't expect the discoloration on the staples. Kinda gives me a low budget 80s sci-fi movie villain lair vibe.
The distorted reality effect works even better here than on the rubik's cube.
I'm really surprised that air could be trapped in there - I would not have thought that the glue holding together the staples would hold it back. I wonder if there's any way to force it out so there's no shatter in the center? It probably would have helped with a few of the segments breaking too, though that may be unavoidable once the glue heats up. Maybe paint the staples with a clear coat first?
This is phenomenal, it's got some serious M.C. Escher vibes
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I like the old look to it. Its trippy and fun to look at.
The cube looks so fun to make. What an interesting twist and awesome result!
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Love this! The way the staples each took their own colors really adds a meditative feel to it. Nicely done. 🦋
We used to make staple cubes in school. They never looked that cool!!
It was pretty neat watching it discolor. It looks pretty cool.
You should do this with one of those dichroic tesseract infinity cube box lamps!
Maybe there's a way to have LEDs inside and charge them with a wireless charger so you don't have any cables or battery compartment! 😮
Wow, never thought I'd say. That staples look amazing like that. Pretty cool Ben the way that they pateena in the resin.
crazy, the idea never dies
That looks amazing.
I'd love to see you make a dice out of wood and resin then turn that into one of those illusion sphere.
Well I didn't expect that. You threw me off with the stapler picture. Pretty cool. I Iike how the staples changed color. Good one Ben ❤❤❤
Thanks Connie, I thought I’d mix it up this week 😊
this is really cool. just saw someone create a cube the other day and thought "hey that would look cool in resin". 👍👍👍
That looks cool! Looks like some old forgotten building you'd see on the science channel.
Have you ever seen the channeling 'lead' used for large stained glass pieces? They come in brass and zinc as well as lead, but some of them have cross sections like a U shape or a tiny I beam (i, not L) shape. You could make some cool 3D geometric shapes with small lengths of those, then make a sphere....
That did come out quite beautiful, my friend, and I have never seen the cube built out of staples like that before either that in it's self was awesome too.
Thankyou
That’s super cool! You should make another specifically for sale!
Thankyou
There is also a flower made with staples, I forgot which Chanel it's on... I love watching you always are fun not just business and make such beautiful things
this is my favorite project you’ve done aside from the rubik’s ball. it’s awesome. congrats on great work
Everyone needs to realize we can never make things perfect because there's no such thing as perfection 😂😂😂😂😂
Ok. Did someone mention it Not being perfect? Or are making a statement. Trying to be critical without saying it.
Yeah I am
Frankly i made some perfect items for my self, and had some jobs where things had to be perfect to Worx out🤷🏼♂️😁 Working with perfection make things perfect… If you are a perfectionist💯
Ben make Many perfect items like eggs and the rubix cube IS perfect😂
I hope my gramma and spelling are perfect😅
To be human is to admit you are not perfect!!!
But you create such beautiful work!!
Says you! I am the definition of perfection!
That finished piece looked amazing
Was NOT expecting the discoloration. Btw, still you you have the best background music ❤
Hi Ben love your work would love to see you do some experiments with some watches/clocks or magnifying glass or maybe both.
Yeah it came out pretty well
Totally awesome!! It looks like brass beams inside.
Thanks Lynn 😊
That's really awesome looking. Corrugated cardboard might look cool.
Another fun build! I loved the staple cube build, it was fun to see it come together 😊
Thanks Kara
Awesome as always Ben! End result is beautiful and I'm always impressed by how creative you are! Love from lil ol' England 🏴x
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Man I would love to see more optical issusi9n projects, I was really on the fence with this but the final product is mind blowing!!!
Thanks Mate
I actually was very pleasantly surprised by how the staples discolored, I thought the colors would lift off, but this looks WAY better than I expected! Great job Ben!!
It looks amazing. I love watching your projects they're so cool
That came out really cool looking.
The optical illusion is real sweet!
It looks AWESOME BEN!!!!!!
I love the ideas you come up with for projects
This looks absolutely incredible!!!
I kinda like the reaction you got. It's got a really cool steampunk vibe to it. 😊
Yeah it does 😊