How to Make Cast Resin Skull Knife Handles Scales with TotalBoat Thickset Resin
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
- How to Make Cast Resin Skull Knife Handles Scales with TotalBoat Thickset Resin
In this exciting tutorial, Dan Berg from Bergknifemaking.com unveils the fascinating process of crafting exceptional cast skull knife scales or handles using TotalBoat Thickset Epoxy. Watch as we take you step by step through the creation of a silicone mold and casting of intricate, miniature skulls with resin. Utilizing the remarkable properties of thickset resin, we carefully remove the hardened skulls from our homemade molds and cast them into crystal-clear resin, resulting in truly one-of-a-kind skull knife handles. Don't forget to follow our expert tip of mixing the resin slowly to prevent the formation of micro bubbles. Patience is key, as we recommend allowing the epoxy to set for 24 to 48 hours in the mold and 5 to 7 days for proper polishing. Get ready to unleash your creativity and elevate your knife-making skills with this mesmerizing resin casting technique! Visit www.Bergknifemaking.com for more exciting projects and resources.
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Haven’t watched your videos for a couple years so I was happy to see you still doing knife making videos. I always liked the skull theme and those scales came out perfect! Absolutely love them! Great job and perseverance. Total Boat resins are from a boat building shop I had visited for decades when I built boats. Great little shop on Jamestown in the really nice little village by the water.
Thanks John, really appreciate the feedback
Yeah that's cool 😎 very nice 👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
This was a fun one! It looks awesome!
Greatwork Dan. Always good to see the proceses and mistakes.
Thanks for watching my video, write me your opinion
Turned out nice and was very informative, thanx
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm gonna try this out thank you
That was super cool!
Thank you. Fun project
That looks great!
Thank you Phil
Cool effect, tks for sharing........ I just recently bought some glow in the dark skull beads, and although I’m not a knife maker, this gave me an idea for the custom slingshots I craft.
love to see the finished product
See there,,,I told you,you could do it.
I’d sure tape that blade up. One slip on that 2x72 would make for a bad day. Great job brother.
Thanks, I know but in reality when I mess up a little painters tape is not going to save anything LOL
@@DIYeasycrafts I dropped a knife before and it messed the tip up and had to be repaired. From then on I tape the blade.
Thank you for the video, i am about to make some scales with your technique, but for the skulls i will try using gliw in dark pigment. Wish me luck.
Sounds great!
Very nice.
Very nice work. Well done. 👏👏👏
Thank you! Cheers!
Really nice look! I am going to replicate this as a learning process, but I love the end result
Have fun!
Awesome
Why not sand down the back of the skulls to make them thinner???
Very very cool!
Thank you! Cheers!
This handle is soooo totally cool 💥 I love it💥❤️ from ky
Thank you!!!
My friend those are absolutely awesome. Excellent work and finished product. I make custom knives, how would I go about purchasing a couple sets of those scales ?
They just take so much time. I might try to make a few sets. If I do will post them on www.Bergknifemaking.com
Those turned out great. Thanks for the tips! 😊
Approximately how many scales of that size can you make out of the 1.3 quart kit?
Im really not an expert. Im just experimenting. I would guess at least 6. That is just a guess
@@DIYeasycrafts Thanks!
I was just curious because it's rather expensive. That would work out to a little over ten dollars a set which would be worth it imo.
Looks fantastic! Where do you get your molds?
I got these from woodcraft
Strong work
Thank you Sir
👍
You'll find all the inspiration you need on woodglut instructions.
Nope I have not found anything like this on woodgult.
Nice job on the casting. I just don’t care for the skull theme.
Thank you!! Skulls are not really my thing either. Just experimenting with resin casting