That did indeed look just like a planet. I did almost the same just before Christmas with some old CDs. As you say it was a little on the thin side so I glued 3 CDs together and they turned out perfick, well I think so. Now all the family has one each. I took a few to a Christmas Bazaar a few weeks ago and they all sold. Now I have a few more to make as people asked if I could make more. Keep up the brilliant work Pam as I always look forward to seeing your projects. You are costing me a fortune Ha! Ha! Have a great day.
hola ,,¿¿¿ cuanto tiempo tienes para vaciar la resina antes de que te gane y se seque??? cuantos minutos tienes antes de que la resina se seque ???? gracias
Very good effect there Pam. Looks like a cats eye when you first did the colour swirl. Have you ever tried adding something to create "cells" something like alcohol or resin blast.
Hi Dermot ive not yet tried using something for creating cells but have looked at resi blast and also folk talk about using silicon spray so as i have that i will test out and film. Many thanks :-)
Looks very good just like you know what you are doing don't think you would have any problems selling them. I have been thinking of doing a clock out of wood where did you get the workings from?
Utilizo tintes de alumilita y polvos para perlas, en su mayoría, estos son realmente buenos. Puedes usar polvo de mica en lugar de perlas, ya que funcionan igual de bien. Espero esta ayuda. Muchas gracias
Lovely job Pam. You explain things so clear and concisely which is a change. Some either lecture at you, shout because they think the microphone doesn't work or mumble. I'm going to change Pink Floyd the Wall into a clock, just joking.....I have my Great, great uncles vinyl that is hideous that should do the job! Cheers Sean
Highlandboxes u r already helping me alot by ur amazing vids u made me buy some tools and i got my 1st ring finished yesterday And idk why but a word u said once is still stuck in my ears .. u said after finishing ur rings in a vid that they have a * llovellly * feeling to the wood .. for me the only thing i can think of when i touch my ring now is ur voice saying lovely 😁😁 I am big fan of urs keep doing amazing project 😊😊
Highlandboxes Why are u being sorry it's just a lovveellllly voice 😀 And tysm for replying my comments u have so much care for the followers from now on .. u will find a comment from me in every up coming vid 😁 cuz I'm new to this whole crafting thing and i would love to get some of ur experience 😊😊
Pam: Enjoyed video very much. Beautiful! Question: I have been watching your past bandsaw boxes and the question comes to my mind is : is there some formula for the thickness for cutting the front and back of both the box and the drawers? ron USA
Hi Ronald im not sure about formula for box thickness, on my big boxes the back is an average of 3/4 to a inch thick. The draws the front i do around 1/2 inch and back 1/4 but thats just me im self taught so im not sure if its right. Many thanks Pam :-)
That looks fantastic Pam. Wasn't sure when you put the last lot of colours on, but when they blend in properly they work a treat. Not sure if I like where you can the inner rim or if it works better. I think if you turned yourself a wood disc with a rim to keep all the resin in to show wood and resin would also look amazing. If the wood has character then some clear coloured resin may also look amazing. Well done!
Many thanks Paul the wood sounds like something i shall try ,thanks good idea. Im still in two minds as to if i like it but i wont win with all i make. :-)
When you put the swirls of colour on I didn't like it. Then you got the hot air on it and wow! Amazing!!! First thing I thought was a planet too. Really like It! Great work
I think that must be a record breaker . About time you made a clock.😀.I wonder if you took the resin off and put it on a turntable, would it play upside down???. Seriously it's fantastic!
Hi Pam Have you ever used or tried resin from www.easycomposites.co.uk I have just used their GlassCast 3 for a large 2ft clock. They also have different grades for various applications and I also used their coloured pigments, opaque and translucent. Not bad prices either in my opinion. Oh and the clock turned out great, just like glass.
Hi Cliff yes i used to use it before i was able to get amazing clear cast in the uk and also cheaper if you buy the biggest container. Your clock sound amazing. Thank you :-)
Nice work Pam is the record calling occupants of interplanetary craft. By the Carpenters ha ha see what I did there planets,carpenters,oh never mind great work as always love your videos.
Lovely result but I would never use any of my albums that way. I have a record player and still listen to them from time to time. Well when the record player is not covered in craft stuff. :P - Heidi
I have a friend with at least 2000 albums but probably more. I certainly wasn't going to count them. He's built custom storage for them that is not only functional but part of his decor. He considers them sacred so I never share any video that uses albums as a craft supply. He is better off not knowing such things exist. *laughs*
Great idea using old scratched LPs!!!! Lovely result !!!
I like how it turned out.
I love it!!!! It looks like a galaxy
Thank you :-)
Absolutely stunning Pam. You've done yourself proud with it.
Many thanks Joe :-)
That is a awesome job Pam. I only have one word for it......WOW!!!!!
Thank you so much Mike :-)
You make it look so easy. Pam wow
Thank you Martin :-)
That's a great idea, I wasn't sure about the design but at the end it came out really nice. Thank you for sharing. Great project. I'll have to try it.
That did indeed look just like a planet. I did almost the same just before Christmas with some old CDs. As you say it was a little on the thin side so I glued 3 CDs together and they turned out perfick, well I think so. Now all the family has one each. I took a few to a Christmas Bazaar a few weeks ago and they all sold. Now I have a few more to make as people asked if I could make more. Keep up the brilliant work Pam as I always look forward to seeing your projects. You are costing me a fortune Ha! Ha! Have a great day.
Haha. Great idea with using cd's glad you got a few sales as well. Many thanks cliff :-)
Excellent colors!
Thank you :-)
That is crazy cool! I love the fact that you upcycled that old album! What an amazing project! Beautiful results! Much love to you Pam!
Many thanks Tracy :-)
Absolutely love this
Thank you :-)
I love the colors 💜 Well done ✌️
Thank you:-)
Thanks Pam ,never even thought of using my old 78s now to the workshop to get started on clocks greetings from South Australia
Thank you :-)
How would you hang it on a wall?
on the back of the clock mechanism it has a loop to hang it :-)
nice looking clock pam,best thing to do with bay city rollers lp,s.
Haha it was john denver but i don't mind his stuff so much lol Many thanks :-)
You are very creative. I will use this technique in my wood turnings.
Thank you Robert :-)
👍
Amazing work! How does the record not warp from the heat of the resin and heat gun??
It is actually quite beautiful
Thank you Barbara :-)
Stunning Pam👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you Alan :-)
hola ,,¿¿¿ cuanto tiempo tienes para vaciar la resina antes de que te gane y se seque???
cuantos minutos tienes antes de que la resina se seque ???? gracias
Tarda aproximadamente 12 horas en curar al tacto y aproximadamente 7 días en curarse por completo :-)
@@Highlandboxes ok , muchas gracias
Looks superb.
Many thanks :-)
That looks awesome Pam!
Super cool!
Many thanks Denise :-)
Good use of an old record Pam. Where did you get the clock mechanism from please.
Thank you Phil. the kit i used is this amzn.to/2D6YeX3 hope this helps :-)
Thanks Pam great help.
That is so cool Pam....👍
Thank you Robert :-)
This is so beautiful?
That was supposed to be !!!!!!! Not ???, Lol
Lol Thank you Nicole :-)
Love it, turned out beautiful.
I think it looks great, how long is the curing process?
About 12 hours to dry then continues to cure for a few days after that. full cue about a week im thinking. Many thanks Derek :-)
Beautiful
Superb, best out of waste 👍
But I don't understand Which are the 2 liquids u mixed up ?
It was epoxy resin. Thank you :-)
Very good effect there Pam. Looks like a cats eye when you first did the colour swirl. Have you ever tried adding something to create "cells" something like alcohol or resin blast.
dermot forte Actually the best results come from adding contact solution. It just creates these wonderful cells that just pop with color!
Great tip tracy thank you will get some to test out :-)
Hi Dermot ive not yet tried using something for creating cells but have looked at resi blast and also folk talk about using silicon spray so as i have that i will test out and film. Many thanks :-)
Looks great!
Thank you :-)
Did you add anything to the back of it
After the first hit with the heat gun it looked like a Geode. Brilliant finish
Debbie Finlayson
I thought exactly the same!
So it does lol many thanks Debbie :-)
It's beautiful
Thank you Tammy :-)
It is gloryous Pam, very beautiful 👍
Júlíus
Thank you so much Julius :-)
Looks very good just like you know what you are doing don't think you would have any problems selling them.
I have been thinking of doing a clock out of wood where did you get the workings from?
Yeh i will be making a few more its very relaxing playing with resin great idea using wood would look great. here is the one i got amzn.to/2D4bbkw :-)
What do you do to the back? How do you protect from the resin drips?
The best thing ive found is to use is masking tape on back and remove before resin get hard sadly i didnt do it on this one :-)
Wooooow! Pam! Like the universe expanding before my eyes! Love this! 🌲🦊🌲
Many thanks :-)
I make clocks all the time, just a tip, but I always spray paint the inner labels white or black
Thats a great tip thank you :-)
Que clase de colorantes utiliza o que marca. cual me recomienda
Utilizo tintes de alumilita y polvos para perlas, en su mayoría, estos son realmente buenos. Puedes usar polvo de mica en lugar de perlas, ya que funcionan igual de bien. Espero esta ayuda. Muchas gracias
Wow, beautiful 👌
Thank you :-)
Absolutely beautiful!
Many thanks :-)
Amiga que clase de colorantes utiliza
utilicé poderes de mica y colorante de alumilita. Muchas gracias :-)
It looks like an aerial view of the Cairngorms or the Great Barrier Reef!
Many thanks Tony :-)
Lovely job Pam. You explain things so clear and concisely which is a change. Some either lecture at you, shout because they think the microphone doesn't work or mumble. I'm going to change Pink Floyd the Wall into a clock, just joking.....I have my Great, great uncles vinyl that is hideous that should do the job! Cheers Sean
lol great album. Glad your enjoying many thanks :-)
How can i know if an epoxy is food safe because in my country *egypt* i can't find any labelled as food safe epoxy
Yes i cant find many resins that are food safe other than amazing casting resin. Wish i could help more sorry :-)
Highlandboxes u r already helping me alot by ur amazing vids u made me buy some tools and i got my 1st ring finished yesterday
And idk why but a word u said once is still stuck in my ears .. u said after finishing ur rings in a vid that they have a * llovellly * feeling to the wood .. for me the only thing i can think of when i touch my ring now is ur voice saying lovely 😁😁
I am big fan of urs keep doing amazing project 😊😊
Thats great news so pleased you got a ring made as for my voice im sorry lol :-)
Highlandboxes
Why are u being sorry it's just a lovveellllly voice 😀
And tysm for replying my comments u have so much care for the followers from now on .. u will find a comment from me in every up coming vid 😁 cuz I'm new to this whole crafting thing and i would love to get some of ur experience 😊😊
Pam: Enjoyed video very much. Beautiful! Question: I have been watching your past bandsaw boxes and the question comes to my mind is : is there some formula for the thickness for cutting the front and back of both the box and the drawers? ron USA
Hi Ronald im not sure about formula for box thickness, on my big boxes the back is an average of 3/4 to a inch thick. The draws the front i do around 1/2 inch and back 1/4 but thats just me im self taught so im not sure if its right. Many thanks Pam :-)
Great idea! Might try this one! Thanks.👍
That’s actually beautiful
Thank you :-)
can you use a hair dryer
Yep that works :-)
That looks fantastic Pam. Wasn't sure when you put the last lot of colours on, but when they blend in properly they work a treat. Not sure if I like where you can the inner rim or if it works better.
I think if you turned yourself a wood disc with a rim to keep all the resin in to show wood and resin would also look amazing. If the wood has character then some clear coloured resin may also look amazing.
Well done!
Many thanks Paul the wood sounds like something i shall try ,thanks good idea. Im still in two minds as to if i like it but i wont win with all i make. :-)
With the reflection of the lamp on it, it looks like a dragons eye with scaly skin. Great video thanks for sharing 👍🇬🇧
:-) Thank you Tom :-)
Thumbs up for sure. This is beautiful.
Thank you Dan :-)
Cool.... loved when the heat gun mixed the colors!!! Hope that wasn't a new LP... :)
lol An old john denver lol. Many thanks Todd :-)
What ratio is your epoxy ?
Hi Nicky its 1 to 1 :-)
Looks smart Pam, no numbers though but I like it all the same, keep them coming Pam.
Many thanks ken :-)
When you put the swirls of colour on I didn't like it. Then you got the hot air on it and wow! Amazing!!! First thing I thought was a planet too. Really like It! Great work
Many thanks John :-)
I thought just like you, John!!! But then the colors looked like a nebule... amazing!!!
I'm actually using this idea for a project in Design-Technology as it is such a great thing to do with Pvc plastic (Records)
Thank you :-)
Vary nice keep up the great work
Thank you Elijah :-)
Like this very much 😊
I think that must be a record breaker . About time you made a clock.😀.I wonder if you took the resin off and put it on a turntable, would it play upside down???. Seriously it's fantastic!
looks cool!
Many Thanks :-)
Fabulous
Thank you Debbie :-)
beautiful!!!
Thank you :-)
Is that your Proclaimers album? ;-)
Stunning work Pam.
All the best,
Paul
Haha yeh that would have been used for sure lol many thanks :-)
Hi Pam
Have you ever used or tried resin from www.easycomposites.co.uk I have just used their GlassCast 3 for a large 2ft clock. They also have different grades for various applications and I also used their coloured pigments, opaque and translucent. Not bad prices either in my opinion. Oh and the clock turned out great, just like glass.
Hi Cliff yes i used to use it before i was able to get amazing clear cast in the uk and also cheaper if you buy the biggest container. Your clock sound amazing. Thank you :-)
looks fab, p.s what weighs 8 pounds but won't be getting plucked this christmas?
John Denver's guitar.
Very insensitive remark, not the least bit funny!!!!
Interesting, I never thought of using old LPs like that. The ideal graveyard for Barry Manilow and Kamahl?!!!
haha many thanks :-)
Nice work Pam is the record
calling occupants of interplanetary craft. By the Carpenters ha ha see what I did there planets,carpenters,oh never mind great work as always love your videos.
Haha very good. Thank you :-))
New subscriber
Thank you Dale lots of videos to come i hope you enjoy :-)
Wow!!
Thank you Andy :-)
Lovely result but I would never use any of my albums that way. I have a record player and still listen to them from time to time. Well when the record player is not covered in craft stuff. :P - Heidi
lol yeh i didnt use my good albums i went and got this one from charity shop. Many thanks :-)
I have a friend with at least 2000 albums but probably more. I certainly wasn't going to count them. He's built custom storage for them that is not only functional but part of his decor. He considers them sacred so I never share any video that uses albums as a craft supply. He is better off not knowing such things exist. *laughs*
It's a good job but probably too many colours used to start with. Less is more ;0)