Great as always !! Your less is more tip def helped .. was even able to marble with the powdered cement dye .. gonna try your cement mix next.. just had read lots of ppl had crumbling but this looks worth the test !!
Great. I believe crumbling happens because not all cement or plaster are the same. I’ve even seen the same brands in different countries have differences. Hope that makes sense. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for sharing this! This is gold. We have no cement all in the Philippines, and I'm excited to try your recipe. I wonder if you do a water bath for the concrete vessels. If yes, at which step of the process do you do it? Cheers!
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Nice video, best channel to learn this craft. I have a question, how do you mesure how much cement mix goes into any silicon vessel ? Keep up the good work 👍🏼💪🏻
Thanks for the compliment. I am trying to come up with a formula but it has taken more time than I thought. However, I basically know that a 3 inch by 3 inch vessel needs about 300 grams of ingredients (minus lid). So use that as a starting point. If it's a 4 inch go up 100 grams and you might even want to go to 500 just to make sure. Then slowly scale back each time you pour until you find your sweet spot. I actually just poured 5 various molds at the same time and with that same method had no left over waste. I hope that helps.
Hello. Thank you for your videos. Especially for these alternatives for us who can't access cement all. I'm from Cyprus, a very small country in Europe that we don't have as much variety of materials. Question: 1) what kind of sand do you use and what size of sand? 2) in this video you use more water than the other no cement all videos and the concistansy on the others are much more thicker that makes it an bit more difficult to use. Which one is more accurate and what happens if i put more water to make it bit more running? 3)on the video with mold sizes capacity the formula you give is about cement all. Do you have a formula according to your recipes?
Hi, I use regular white sand. This video will show your the formula th-cam.com/video/aU7LLxgDmbk/w-d-xo.html. Also in the description you will see the math you need to do for my formula.
i see people water baths their cement creations. Do you do to yours as well? i’ve been using your formula bc here in Australia we don’t have Cementall , works great
Hi, Is this a new formula? 2 parts plaster to 1 sand and 1 cement??? I’ve ben trying to find substitutes but everything crumbled 😢 I live in an island and only just found plaster of Paris and white Portland cement so I want to check the recipe!
Hi! I’m in the early research stage of cement vessel making. My father in law brought me diamond wall concentrate, do you happen to know if this is this something I can use? Or do I have to add plaster & sand?
Great question. I like helping others and wanted to share the knowledge. Also not all cement, plaster, sand and water are made the same. Try other products and test the demolding time.
Hi Jai. I love watching your videos. So informative. So I've watched 3 of the 'No Cement All' recipe videos including this one. My question is...in the other 'white' candle jar videos with a 300 g mixture, you use sand as the primary ingredient at 150 grams. But in this one you are using plaster as the primary at 190 grams. Can you explain why the difference? Is it due to the pigment used or a larger size mold? Thanks so much! :)
Thank you. That is because it was a new formula that I added to my channel as you can see from this video here. th-cam.com/video/aU7LLxgDmbk/w-d-xo.html
@@upvibecandle I’m from the US but currently reside in Denmark. I moved here about 2 1/2 years ago. So I’m still getting used to using alternatives to what I could get in the US. I just tried your recipe using 150 g plaster, 75 g white cement, 75 g sand & I used 80 g water. The jars are curing now. You are so correct about how fast that starts to set 😯 lol. I’m very curious to see how they turn out.
@@shanencribbs8592 Have you tried Hydrostone? Or regular concrete which is cement, rock, sand and water? Another idea is to go to your local hardware store and find a concrete mix and test that out. In case you didn't hear me say it... not all sand, cement, plaster or water are made the same.
@@upvibecandle I figured it out. Mine is a 3 in mold as well. I used your recipe as a template and sized down. My mold and lid holds 500 grams of cement all. So with the plaster recipe I used 167 g of plaster 83 g sand 83 g white cement and 167 of water. It worked like a charm.
Thank you. I'm from Cyprus a really small country in Europe and I can't access to cement all as everyone else, in the tutorial videos. But i have couple of questions. What type of sand to you use?? Plus i saw your other videos according to calculate the mold size and how much it fits. But that's only for cement all.. do you have any formula on your recipe? And on this video you used more water than the other. Which one is more correct. To be honest the other one looks really thick..
Great as always !! Your less is more tip def helped .. was even able to marble with the powdered cement dye .. gonna try your cement mix next.. just had read lots of ppl had crumbling but this looks worth the test !!
Great. I believe crumbling happens because not all cement or plaster are the same. I’ve even seen the same brands in different countries have differences. Hope that makes sense. Thanks again.
Truly a big fan! thank you so much for showing us just a quick one with the Diluting paint with the water to do have the ratio ?
Thanks for the comment. I usually do 3 to 1 ratio of paint to water. If that is too thin then do 4 to 1.
Great editing very entertaining 😂
Thanks 😅
Just when I think I have everything to make these vessels😁
Haha!!! I totally understand your sentiment.
Great job, Jai!
Thank you!
Thanks for this video, great information as always!!
Why thank you. I truly appreciate it!
Thank you so much for sharing this! This is gold. We have no cement all in the Philippines, and I'm excited to try your recipe. I wonder if you do a water bath for the concrete vessels. If yes, at which step of the process do you do it? Cheers!
Thanks for the compliment. I water bathe them for 24 hours right after I demold them. Then I let them dry and cure thoroughly.
Awesome work as usual.💯👍
Thanks 🙏
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@@moss6247 Exactly. So so important. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Great video! Cement all seems easier. Which do you prefer?
No doubt Cement All. Thanks for the comment.
What kind of cement ( name )
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Nice video, best channel to learn this craft.
I have a question, how do you mesure how much cement mix goes into any silicon vessel ?
Keep up the good work 👍🏼💪🏻
Thanks for the compliment. I am trying to come up with a formula but it has taken more time than I thought. However, I basically know that a 3 inch by 3 inch vessel needs about 300 grams of ingredients (minus lid). So use that as a starting point. If it's a 4 inch go up 100 grams and you might even want to go to 500 just to make sure. Then slowly scale back each time you pour until you find your sweet spot. I actually just poured 5 various molds at the same time and with that same method had no left over waste. I hope that helps.
Hello. Thank you for your videos. Especially for these alternatives for us who can't access cement all. I'm from Cyprus, a very small country in Europe that we don't have as much variety of materials.
Question: 1) what kind of sand do you use and what size of sand?
2) in this video you use more water than the other no cement all videos and the concistansy on the others are much more thicker that makes it an bit more difficult to use. Which one is more accurate and what happens if i put more water to make it bit more running?
3)on the video with mold sizes capacity the formula you give is about cement all. Do you have a formula according to your recipes?
Hi, I use regular white sand. This video will show your the formula th-cam.com/video/aU7LLxgDmbk/w-d-xo.html. Also in the description you will see the math you need to do for my formula.
You are funny.... 😀🤣🤣😅🤣
Hi. Thanks for all the info you give.
Where do you get the white cement and white sand? I went to Lows and Home Depot, here they don't have them
Thanks. In the description there are links for those products.
Your sand color look so white? How? Is it natural or painted?
Natural
Can anyone tell me what kind of paint you use for this? I think that is important to know. P.s this info line is so awesome!!!👍👍👍
Links are in the descrpition
i see people water baths their cement creations. Do you do to yours as well?
i’ve been using your formula bc here in Australia we don’t have Cementall , works great
If you don’t use Cement All you should water bathe them.
Hey! Why do you add plaster? Can I skip it?
Depends on what you use but if you are using straight up cement no. You either need an aggregate or plaster.
@@upvibecandle I use cement, sand, water and some admixtures.
@@darekkaczmarski5373 Try it out. Sounds like it should work but it all depends on what you are using.
Hi, Is this a new formula? 2 parts plaster to 1 sand and 1 cement??? I’ve ben trying to find substitutes but everything crumbled 😢 I live in an island and only just found plaster of Paris and white Portland cement so I want to check the recipe!
This is the newer formula. th-cam.com/video/JClrh1y9k4A/w-d-xo.html
Hi! I’m in the early research stage of cement vessel making. My father in law brought me diamond wall concentrate, do you happen to know if this is this something I can use? Or do I have to add plaster & sand?
I believe that is a stucco which has cement and aggregates already mixed in but you need to test it to see how it perform.
Hey just asking is it better to color with paint or a mineral coloring like mica.
I use acrylic paint and love it.
Why didn't you use cement all?
Also, how did your jars set in 3 hours!?! I have to wait at least 12 for all of mine or else they break.
Great question. I like helping others and wanted to share the knowledge. Also not all cement, plaster, sand and water are made the same. Try other products and test the demolding time.
Can the marble effect be achieved using cement All?
Absolutely.
Hi Jai. I love watching your videos. So informative. So I've watched 3 of the 'No Cement All' recipe videos including this one. My question is...in the other 'white' candle jar videos with a 300 g mixture, you use sand as the primary ingredient at 150 grams. But in this one you are using plaster as the primary at 190 grams. Can you explain why the difference? Is it due to the pigment used or a larger size mold? Thanks so much! :)
Thank you. That is because it was a new formula that I added to my channel as you can see from this video here. th-cam.com/video/aU7LLxgDmbk/w-d-xo.html
Sorry, I'm still a bit confused. I've watched both videos but not sure which one is the better mixture? More sand or more plaster?
@@shanencribbs8592 Where do you live in the world? USA, Canada, Europe, Asia, Africa???
@@upvibecandle I’m from the US but currently reside in Denmark. I moved here about 2 1/2 years ago. So I’m still getting used to using alternatives to what I could get in the US. I just tried your recipe using 150 g plaster, 75 g white cement, 75 g sand & I used 80 g water. The jars are curing now. You are so correct about how fast that starts to set 😯 lol. I’m very curious to see how they turn out.
@@shanencribbs8592 Have you tried Hydrostone? Or regular concrete which is cement, rock, sand and water? Another idea is to go to your local hardware store and find a concrete mix and test that out. In case you didn't hear me say it... not all sand, cement, plaster or water are made the same.
When I add acrylic paint looks broken I. The concrete is that due to not diluting ?
Acrylic paint, in my opinion isn't good for mixing with concrete. It messes with the consistency. Use pigments.
Why not Cement All ? Also,good job on the video production 👍
I use Cement All but if I can help others who don't have access to Cement All then they too can enjoy the creative process of making concrete art.
Is this less expensive than using cement all?
For me Cement All is more cost effective.
@@upvibecandle Thanks! That’s what I’m using. I was just curious.
I used your measurements. I had so much leftover. What size mold is yours? How would you suggest I adjust the measurements?
My mold looks just like yours
It's a 3 inch mold. I actually posted a video today on the very topic you just mentioned.
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@@upvibecandle I figured it out. Mine is a 3 in mold as well. I used your recipe as a template and sized down. My mold and lid holds 500 grams of cement all. So with the plaster recipe I used 167 g of plaster 83 g sand 83 g white cement and 167 of water. It worked like a charm.
@@Deancancerjourney Love it!!! Glad you figured it out.
Thank you. I'm from Cyprus a really small country in Europe and I can't access to cement all as everyone else, in the tutorial videos. But i have couple of questions. What type of sand to you use?? Plus i saw your other videos according to calculate the mold size and how much it fits. But that's only for cement all.. do you have any formula on your recipe? And on this video you used more water than the other. Which one is more correct. To be honest the other one looks really thick..
What kind of paint did u use?
Read the description
What are you sealing the vessels with?
Check the description.
@@upvibecandle i don't see a sealer on the list..I was using Rutlands but it doesn't seem to work with plaster
@@trintrella8302 It's there. The last one on the list. Earth Safe Sealer: tinyurl.com/2p8fb8vc