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Casting a Bag of Water in HOT! Resin - What Will Happen?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ธ.ค. 2022
- On this episode of Ben's Worx we find out what happens to water in curing resin.
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You should try using a high heat resistant sous vide bag that won't melt so easy.
#3
#3
Try bag of red resin next time please
If your trying to get the water to fully boil there is a calculator that will tell the temp it needs to get to under pressure in the pot, because as the pressure goes up so does the boiling temperature for the water.
#2 was pretty cool. Seeing how that plastic reacts, I wonder what would happen if you used shrink tubing or shrinky dinks.
Brilliant idea
I would love to see Shrinky Dinks...
Shrinky dinks is a great idea! I'd love to see that.
Ooh that's a cool idea!!
Let’s do paint ball’s in resin video, Let’s make this happen!
That's an idea actually get behind 100% let's do it
Yes!!!!
That'll be awesome!
@@stephanievivier290 thanks
@@maryjohnson5776 I would also love to see what happens to heartburn tablets that you drop in the water and then drink I would love to see what would happen if you drop those down in resin
Because the bags melt it would be cool if you got different color bags and put them inside of each other then see what they turn into. Seems like it would be cool. Awesome video!
Thankyou, yeah that would be cool
This would be so cool to watch
that i would like to see
Suggestion - Coat and cure orbreeze pieces in UV resin to give then a hard shell. Then cast them in resin the same way you did here. That will be interesting.
Yep, I suggested this last time... seconding it this time!
I had the same thought! I wonder how you could since they are so slippery.
@@cdey8512 You would probably have to just put a blob of epoxy down and roll them in it to coat. Then set them on top of a UV light to cure.
#2 is my favorite! I was sorta hoping you were going to put water into the bag with the orbeez too! I think it'd be cool to see some combination of orbeez and colored water turned into a lamp. Since they won't shrivel up you might get some really interesting effects!
Im about to enjoy this video with an iced coffee, some GIANT choc chip/M&M cookies fresh outta the oven and a warm Saturday (Christmas Eve) All the best to You Ben and Family. A Very MERRY CHRISTMAS and a Happy and Healthy New Year to Everyone. Be safe out there folks!
You’re making me hungry 😂, Merry Christmas mate
@@BensWorx I wonder how a bag filled with water, inside an empty bag, inside another empty bag,& all SEALED along the opening with UV resin would go?
The melting of the bag of the third one was so cool. Do you have colored plastics that would melt in the resin?
I’m partial to #3 myself. But #2 was great as well.
I just wanted to say thank you for the awesome videos this year Ben.
Always look forward to what ever crazy/fun idea you come up with. Either on your own or the crazy/fun ideas of your subscribers.
I don’t know if you have another video planed for this year or not.
But either way I wish you a happy holidays.
Awesome, all three are great but the most entertaining in the pot was 2, loved this 👍 Peaceful Christmas to Ben Family 🐾 and all ✨✨
Thanks Alison, you too!
I really enjoy the bag series and they are all interesting, but I think the latest orb one is my favorite.. thanks for sharing this video.
Thanks Susan
These are so cool! I love that you have a camera inside the pressure pot so we can see what happens in there. It's super interesting! Definitely the last one was my favourite, and the bag itself once it collapses inside the resin just looks awesome! Kind of looks like the little goldfish bags from the seaside, where you'd have a little goldfish in water, that might be interesting to cast like this with a little toy goldfish in the water in the bag?
They were all cool, but my favorite is number 3. It does look like a little bag of candies, and the bag melting was really cool to watch.
I agree especially when the bag is twisted at the top.
#3 was my favorite, followed closely by #2
I wonder if you could do a slower process of adding layer by layer of resin to a bag (just dip it in as you do other experiments).
That way it wouldn't have the issue of melting the bag so catastrophically.
Might be an idea to glue the bag's opening downwards. Not that it seems to make much difference which way it is oriented really, as often the bubbles are on the side away from it, just above the base layer (guessing the resin hardens from the top, so it’s the easiest way to escape). But it would complete the sideways orientation series, and laying it flat would round it out. That is, if you decide to do more of these.
If you have the patience for it, I think the move is to freeze up a blue ice cube and see if you can paint a layer of epoxy on it and have it eventually cure in the freezer. You'll probably have to paint it one way, wait, flip it, paint it again, wait again. The waiting could take a day or two each time, if it ever goes. Once it does though, you can let it warm up and you'll have a little epoxy-coated cube of water, which you could give the same treatment you did your bags in this video. Let the pressure off slow after a full cure like the orbees, or better yet do a few so you can vent one violently after cure and vent one violently after set. [edit: perhaps it is smarter to paint the ice cube with uv resin, that might go at mostly normal speed even very cold]
I liked #3 as far as looks go. I thought #2 had the best action in the pressure pot. Merry Christmas to you and yours Ben!
Thanks Linda, you too! 😊
I like them all. The third one with the orbeez would make a great lamp.
I cant choose a favorite. Each has their own awesome quality. There is something satisfying about the orbees that lose and recapture the water endlessly.
The last one was super cool, my favorite one
They all look super neat. I love the different shapes that created when the bags shrunk and melted. Kind of makes me wonder what would happen if you did something with oil and colored water. The separation might be a cool effect.
If you have a heat sealer - like what you use for sealing food - that could give you a absolutely perfect weld seal that will stand up to more pressure than the zip style ones. I bet that would look good.
the change in pressure would likely change the boiling point of the water it would be interesting to see the difference with no pressure pot
Suggestion: Get a small beaker or jar, and a smaller bottle. Pour some resin into the jar, then use the bottle to displace the resin to create a chamber in the center. Pressure pot that, allow it to fully cure. Create a base in a mold, much like you did here. Add some dyed water into the resin 'cup', put a solid ring of UV resin on the lip of the cup, then adhere the cup to the base in the mold. Now fill the rest of the mold with resin. The cup should disappear, and give you a nice crystal clear cylinder of water in the middle.
tl;dr: make a vial from resin, UV resin glue it to a base with some dyed water in it, then fill with resin like normal.
So wholesome and fun! Like just such a positive guy .
This is so cooool! I love how the water bags exploded with a jet of steam
I now have a new respect for the heat of curing resin.
That was fascinating. Love potcam.
2 was my favorite, though all were very cool to watch!
The abstract statue number 3 made with the orbis is really cool.
Loved all 3! First two made me think of the ice walls in GoT. Would look awesome with a white walker in front of it.
Thanks Julie-Ann 😊
I liked all three. Different outcomes.
Cool 😎 pressure pot footage. I think I enjoyed them in the order they were done...1, 2, 3 👍🏻 Btb honest & truly answer your question....#2 is my fav.
Love number 3 and the shape of the bag it left after curing
Very cool results! I like the 3rd one. Thanks for sharing!
Thankyou
I like all 3 experiments. All turned out the exact opposite of what I expected
Thanks Rodger
Paused when you asked for our guesses. I have a feeling the top of the bag will melt and release the water into the resin possibly with a stream of bubbles. If that is the case I would like to see you do something similar but with glitter in the water or perhaps some glow in the dark pigment mixed into the water. Thank you for the great videos!
When you did the one with the orbees it looked like it could provide a nice little Christmas tree witch would look cool as an egg or a tree in a bottle
At 9:20, that music cue syncing up was awesome! Interesting experiment; love seeing these.
That was really cool! All three were awesome, but I this the second one was the best. I love the dramatic music you had playing!
Thanks Lisa
They all were rather cool to watch. Hope you have more little projects for 2023. Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas.🌲
A bag of air, inside a bag of water, inside a bag, in the resin. Like a turducken! Happy Christmas and new years!
I love how cute the bag of orbeez one turned out too! I have to wonder, would a cured shell of UV resin with water inside it survive something like this? Idk how feasible that would be but I just like seeing what fun stuff you come up with!
3 is def the best lookin one to me. The effect it got worked out perfect
My first thought was, "Wicked". That was awesome.
Thanks Kelly
#2 was my favorite!! It was the first one that went into the pot. I just like how the bag melted and made it look like ripples! ❤
You should try bag within bag within bag with the colored water being in the innermost bag and see if it's still fractures and what happens if you put a Ziploc into a ziplock into a ziplock
Thank you Ben, your videos always brighten my day. Merry Christmas
Thanks Trudy, you too!
Interesting, Ben. I think number 2 is my favorite because of the way it steamed when you released the pressure.
Bill
Lol! The last thing you want is your "Ball's" shrinking! Great stuff Ben 👏 👍
Thanks! Merry Christmas Ben.
Thankyou Stephen, you too! I really appreciate your support 😊
I don't know if it would boil. You run it at about 45psi. At that pressure, it would increase the boiling point of the water. It'd boil at about 285°F or near 140°C. But if you release the pressure when it's still really hot, it would flash boil into steam and likely crack the epoxy like we've seen it do in past videos.
My faves were #2 and #3!!! Hope you have a merry Christmas Ben!!!
❤️❤️🎄🎄👍🏻👍🏻
Very cool mate! Love it! My fav is the end result of the Orbies! So cool lookin!
They all look awesome I really like all three of them they turned out awesome and very interesting
You should cast the resin bottles, use them as a display as they are what made this channel grow
I wanna see the one popsicle stick challenge. You go an entire year mixing your resin using the same stick.
1 was my favorite, it looks rly nice! I can see a lamp with that fracture design
I love this! Let's put some blue water in the baggie with the orbies!
Those results were really interesting to watch, but my favourite bit of the video was watching you seal the second bag sarcastically slowly for the camera 😂
the potcam this time was so "bagexplosive"! i love all of them but i think i'll go with the third one, the effect of the explosion was just so cool. oh and merry christmas and, hopefully, a good new year!
what if you made a mold of one of the small bags filled with air, then cast it halfway up and then filled a bag with air/water, that way "only" the top half of the bag would be exposed to the heating of the epoxy curing ;)
Number 2 looked really cool.
#2 was my favorite! All of your experiments are so cool!
Fun experiment! I liked watching the process #1 went through when it fractured 😊
The first two look like ice, but the third looks like a sculpture. I like the third one best, but they are all super.
Thankyou
Think the orbeez had to be my fave because of the way the bag looked like it disintegrated in the resin. I really like watching these weird experiments you do, it's like having a really fun science lesson 😅
Thankyou
Number 3 is my favourite but they all have their own interesting bits, thanks for your very enjoyable and informative videos. May you and your have a happy Christmas and a 2023 filled with good content and healthy fun ☺️
Thanks Phoebe, you too! 😊
Thanks Phoebe, you too! 😊
I loved them all. They each tell a different story. 😊👍
At the 12:50 mark it looked like an ultrasound, or is that just me lol, pretty cool.
I took makeup mix it in with olive oil and wished I was doing experiments like this I would love to see how the olive oil would react to the heat with the makeup or pigment inside resin but this video turned out really great keep up the good work
I liked all 3. The orbeez was cool. I think putting the bag upright was a cool idea.
You guys have a great holiday!! Can't wait to see what you come up with next year!💖💖💖🎅🎄
Thanks Connie, you too! 😊
I liked them all but the design in the orbeez one was awesome! Can't wait to see what you come up with next!
2 by far the best
The second one had me scared for a minute!
3 was my fav and loved it when the bag collapsed
Honestly, it looks like the plastic bag is melting inside the resin as it's heating up during the curing process. And in the case of the Orbeez inside the bag in the resin, to me, it looks like the bag melted for the most part, but then suctioned itself around the Orbeez, as well as when you 1st started putting pressure inside the pressure pot, the bag automatically started to suction itself around the Orbeez, before the heat of the resin curing caused the bag to start melting. All in all, with all 3 of the experiments, watching it unfold inside the pressure pot, the effects of the plastic bag melting inside the curing resin was REALLY COOL, as well as in the case of the 1st 2 experiments, watching the plastic bag melt and the water expanding inside the resin, and then when taking the pressure off the pot and watching the steam practically exploding out of the resin from the water boiling while trapping extra water within the resin, was PRETTY FRICKIN' AMAZEBALLS!!!! AWESOME experiment!!!!! I can't sing your praises enough Ben!!!! Keep it up dude!!!!!
That was Awesome! Best pot cam yet 🔥
Number 3 was definitely my favourite!!
Second one was the most interesting to watch in pot-cam, but I really like the final result of the third one!
Merry Christmas!
I like the shapes of the voids in the first two.
I am also REALLY looking forward to seeing those dragon eggs in person!!!
That's new number 1 pot cam footage!
#2 was my favorite. So dramatic!
You could use that last bag upright technique to make a Santa's sack with little presents in. Would look awesome!
Merry xmas to you and your family, Ben! And all the best for 2023
Always find your voice and videos so relaxing, someone i could totally chill out with on a fishing trip
maybe double or triple bag the water, and allow water to cool to room temature
saw someone put a Enclosed Ecosystem Shrimps Bottle in resin.. heat killed them
Who's not going to love an explosion?
Great little experiment. What if you tape around four sides of the bag with a very clear strong tape? I love other people's suggestions of coating the small bags in resin before it is put into the main resin. Or putting a resin in the little bags.
Merry Christmas to you and your family.
i think the weak spots are the seams of the bag maybe if you tried putting resin all around the seams of the bag before hand might stop the bag from splitting
I predict an awesome video! 😂 You're still saving your extra resin, aren't you? I hope so! Anyway, I can't wait to see what happens with the water! 😀
That was so cool 👍 again you always put a smile on my face. Happy Holidays 🎄
Thanks Mate, you too!
Leaves a really cool shape
You didn't disappoint, all 3 were great but i liked the 2nd one. Cheers and Merry Christmas to you and your family Ben!!!
Thankyou, you too!
@@BensWorx Cheers 🍻
Merry christmas ben to you and yours. Looking foward to more vids in the new year
3 was my favorite. Good stuff. Thanks for the video.
Just had the internet come up after a big cold blast from Canada put our thermometers into negative news numbers and it was well worth the wait! Almost makes me wonder if you could lightly dye the resin brown and the water red and get a volcano effect. Fun experiment and Merry Christmas from North Carolina, U.S.!
you could cast a hollow cube and put water in it. after you could cast a thin layer to fit over the hole and connect it with uv resin and pour more on top
Hey Ben
They were all cool, perhaps the orbs is my favourite. I wonder if you preheat the water before bagging it, it would be quicker to boil?
Happy New Year to you and yours 🎉
Thanks for another entertaining year of videos and as always, take care.
Oh wow Ben.
Each one was different.
All are very cool!
👍🙏🎄
Number 3 is my fave! Love, Nat. ♥️♥️🇦🇺
I liked the second the best, but Orbeez are always fun. Merry Christmas Ben!
I think it would be cool if you did the orbeez in the bag again but add colored water and a fine powdered glitter in the bag also. Might get a cool reaction when you release the pressure. Thanks for the great video as always!!