Ive seen multiple reviews of the Resiners Airless machine, but no one compared that unit to other bubble removing options. Thank you for doing that! That comparison helped me make my final decision to buy the Airless unit. Thanks!
I just love your product trials. You are so very thorough and try to throw as many wrenches in the works as you can to test your product. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this for our benefit!
That's some extensive testing you've done for us! 💜 I don't craft enough to buy either the Airless nor a preassure pot yet but now I know a whole lot more. The "boiling" resin looked so cool! (ha ha!)
The airless pot actually extracts the bubbles and as you said the pressure pot compresses the bubbles. So this made me think outside of my square 😹😹 I have a pressure pot we bought it to spray paint the house, umm but never used 😹😹 plus the compressor, but 👆🏽I have a food saver machine in fact I have two of them so I can pinch one for my resin work it has the attachment that goes onto food containers and yep I have one of them but never use it as over time it does lose pressure so now I have a home made airless pot, it sits on the bench it’s as noisy as the pressure pot setup but it takes up less room and I have the choice of using a large pot or a smaller pot. The difference is it keeps sucking the air out until its all gone so I will have to keep an eye on it but the up side is I have seen a large rectangle dish that goes with my food saver machine so I could place larger longer flatter moulds into that dish which can also sit on the heat mat. Best part is it cheaper than the airless machine here in Australia but I have the options of using different dishes which one type would be perfect as it also fits on the heat mat and the dish will act as a tray for a number of moulds that can be done all at the same time. This is the 3rd review I have seen of this airless and it’s actually the best review that’s been done because you have taken the time to compare it with the pressure pot and the heat mat and with out anything. I think this is why I actually thought about my food saver which only cost me $50 + AUS the pots were a gift so no cost there, the rectangle dish will cost me $47.95 AUS. My compressor cost me $598 AUS but the pressure pot only cost me $49.95 AUS as it was on special at the time. When I priced up the Airless here in Australia comes to $221.76 AUS so yep I think my food saver will work very well for me, it’s already paid for it’s self as I have had it now for 12 years🙀🙀 Thank you for a really great in-depth review. 🤗🤗🤗
Wow that is really thinking outside the box 😀😀😀 I have never heard of a food saver but from your description it sounds like a vacuum chamber 😀😀 Yes you will have to keep an eye on it for sure but the idea is fantastic 👍👍 Thank you so much for your comment 😀💜
Great informative video Wendy ! Thank you for these comparisons! Pressure pot is the best for sure but very expansive 😒 and big and noisy 😄😄 The airless machine should be the ideal for me 😉 thanks again 💙
Very informative and you explain things in details, Ms Wendy. Loved to see the difference in the results of different methods.Keep up the good work, got yo see a glimpse of your workshop, it's amazing 😍.I will tell you one thing about myself, I am creating in my bedroom in a very tiny space ,I guess it's 20 by 20 inches,but I am having fun with resin and seeing you all creating makes me happy and motivates.God bless you 🙏💜 and thank you so much for sharing this video 💖
Very interesting experiment Wendy 🤔 This new vacuum chamber is handy, easy to use and the results are quite good, but the preasure pot is the best choice if we want no bubbles for sure in the final result. Thanks for this valuable information Wendy! Have a great day!
I got mine 2 weeks ago and I love it. The only problem I had was it liked to travel across my work surface 😂 but I find it great and easy to use. Being disabled it is just the ticket.
Thank you so kindly for sharing your wonderful talent and video. I was going to do my first pour today, however many windshield replacement shops called me and I had to go pick up glass for other resin projects to do. 37 Celsius here. Hot hot hot drove in convertible with with top down and A/C on. Music blaring and enjoying every second. Wendy you are a absolute delight to watch. Tomorrow I will be pouring. I took a board my window size glued on 4 inch thick memory foam. I cut a area in board and foam to fit a fan .Have fan on table stuffed into opening to suck air out of my room to outside. I'm so ready for this adventure, not to mention 12 gallons of different pouring depths resin, mica powders, resin dyes, alcohol inks and every embellishments under the sun molds coming out of my ying yang lol. Lots of lets resin silicone. Woohoo I believe im ready. You are definitely and Claire, Tracey, Daniel and Steve McDonald to in my top list of resin artists to learn from. What is it with you wonderful U.K. artists ❤❤❤❤❤
Sounds like you are going to have lots of fun Dale. Just fyi Resin will cure a lot faster in those temperatures. So be prepared for it. Make small amounts. Definitely start small 😀😀😀 Love the fan idea and that you have everything ready before you even start 😀😀 Us English crafters are a rare thing here to be honest. The uk isn’t such a crafty nation as you may not realise. So for those of us who are crafty, we want to spread the word. That’s my take on it anyway 😂😂 It may not be everyones 🤔😊😀
I have A/C in my home. I keep it at 25 Celsius all the time, I can cool it down a bit more if needed. Thank you so kindly ❤️ I will keep it in mind about the temp.and resin. Lol I keep my house 10 degrees cooler in the winter. Keep them bills down. I have the heat mat, curing machine, and a little heater if needed. Also switching rooms in the winter for resin work. One of my smaller bedrooms is a pantry room with a 2nd fridge and stand up freezer. They give off heat for that room. Don't ask me why I have 2 huge fridges and I live alone. Lol I have at least 20 jars of different homemade pickles open. I'm a pickle pooch😂❤
Oh I forgot Tea and Art also. So amazingly talented people in the U.K. ❤️ I just emailed you a wonderful video for you to watch. You might like this one.
You have one of the best videos comparing all the different methods. I'm very new in resin and considering buying the Resin Bubble Remover Machine for my small projects. Very detailed and I learned a few tips as well that helped me. Thank you.
Thank you so much for testing all of this. I know I add a lot of bubbles when I stir by hand. I have the resiners machine and I love it. I will say it is not good with table top epoxy resin. I just bought casting resin and tried it tonight. I am so happy with the outcome. I strongly recommend using plastic cups like the ones sent with the machine. My silicone mixing cup added bubbles when I used it in the machine. I separated the resin into two hard type cups and it worked really well. I had 6 oz. of resin. ❤❤❤ I love your videos.
Thanks for showing differences . I have a vacuum chamber, so would have loved to have seen the results with that. Great video has always though, thanks.
I use a vacuum chamber and it is much faster and can completely remove bubble basically in one pull of about 1-2 minutes. The downside is maintainence as it requires compressor oil and it is quite loud. Also vacuum chamber do pull really fast so there is a risk of bubbling out of your cup if you fill it too much.
The difference is noise, hassle, room and speed. As the other person said it is more maintenance as well. But for me personally, the biggest reason I don’t use it is room. I hope that helps 😀💜
Great tutorial. The big pressure pot has come down a lot lately. Basically same price as the small one. So most likely I’ll end up with both and keep the big one downstairs in the gaming room. I like both but for larger pieces I want the big one. For the silk type molds its perfect as the entire thing can go in and be debubbled and we all know how bubbles get trapped in those. Again a great video. ❤ this. Thanks for showing the differences.
@@Toonpish I am good thank you, just seem to be really busy. Have neglected my watch later videos and commenting... so got a lot more to catch up on than before
Hey Wendy for some reason I can't type in live chat but I've thanked Claire and wanted to thank you as you've both inspired me so much that the other day I had a stall at a craft fair and it went really well so thank you for being so inspirational ❤
Wendy, I have ask, why didn't you test the airless with the resin in the molds like you did with the pressure pot? Seems to me that would have been one more step that might have been the closest result to your pressure pot. I'm probably missing something here because I don't resin (yet) but it just seems like that would have been the next logical test. Thx for sharing your talent, creativity and experience with us!💜
Hi Wendy, love your content! I think what Laurie is getting at is the first test you did with the Airless, you placed the mixed resin in it, not the filled moulds as with the pressure pot, so it's not really a comparable test as pouring the degassed resin would naturally reintroduce air.
Oh so you mean put the moulds with resin in, into the airless 😳🤔🤔🤔 Well as you see from the plastic glass in the airless the resin would come up and spill from the mould. That’s not a viable option really unless you don’t fill the mould to the top, which means you then have to refill with resin after and that will reintroduce bubbles 😳🤔 I hope that helps 💜
@@Toonpish yeah that's obviously not viable as the moulds probably wouldn't fit in the Airless hehe! But a more comparable test would have been to put your mixed resin in the pressure pot and then pour it into the moulds. I'm surprised that the pressure pot doesn't cause the moulds to overflow, I guess it's a more controlled degassing
@@tigerste That's exactly what I was trying to say. Thx for clarifying for me. 😊 Wendy, thx for answering my question. I guess I wasn't thinking there was that much difference between the Airless and the pressure pot as far as the mold overflowing.
Thanks for the review. I would do 2 runs like you did without releasing pressure to get better results. I don't do enough resin to justify getting a pot
Hi Wendy great comparison iv been th8nking about a pressure pot for so long but the size and the noise has been putting me off, so I have been thinking about the airless , think this is the better option for me just now anyway, thanks for sharing ❤❤❤ xxx
Thanks for experimenting. I would be really interested in seeing how regular resin would do in this experiment. What the difference would be between the pressure pot and a heating mat when the resin did have time to release air bubbles. Don’t suppose you’d like to try????🙏
Wendy, Wendy, Wendy, You made me laugh !! … “Yes, there’s lots of weeds here, I know. I’m not much of a gardener !” You & I would get along well !!! … I “try to be a gardener” I do love all of your video’s, you teach some really cool stuff, plus I find you quite entertaining ! In the last video I watched (stencils in a mould), at the last minute, you added in your TC initials into the black back resin layer. I love the idea of making such a stamp for myself. Did you just use 2 capital letters & placed them into a very small flat mould using silicone like your inlays ? For this video, I forgot to check your notes before. I started writing, but I wanted to see where you purchased your wolf mould that has him in a laying down position … I really like him ! ? Well Wendy, it’s almost time to hit the hay here in Ontario, Canada anyways. 😊 Thank you for another creative “sparkly” video … you must have been out of purple ! Julie
Julie 😀😀 thank you for your questions 💜💜 I made the inlay with the TC in another video and link it here for you. I hope it helps 😀😀 The Dragon too actually 🥰 Thanks again th-cam.com/video/8xpa_XNt9XM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=uo2KSwh_IMn4aKKK
Thank you Wendy. I love your videos and definitely still learning the art of resin. Still scary but still having fun screwing up. I have been mostly using Let's Resin resin but I recently purchased Teexpert to give it a try. I was reading the insert and to decrease bubbles they alao recommend heating up your mold (and give no further instructions). I have not heard that from no one yet. What are your thoughts? 🤔🧐
Thank you Wendy for taking the time to reply. I will have to play with temperature and times for heating up molds. Awesomeness...You are the Yoda of resin.
Great tutorial, thanks you for experimenting with all the gadgets. I been thinking on purchasing a pressure pot. But question can you use the pressure pot just to remove bubbles then pour in mold and use on heat mat or is it best to mix pour resin in mold then pressure pot for as long as cure time is noted for the resin?
It’s extremely thick 🤔🤔 I have heard that someone put a wine making heater around it for the cold months 🤔🤔 but as mine sits in front of the radiator, it’s only nighttime there might be issues 😀😀❤️👍
Oh it’s not as powerful. And not as quick. But half the price, suitable for the work top. And quiet. It does work faster with thinner resin for sure. But I will use it for sure Whereas you saw my huge one 😀😀💜
Have you ever testing a plant dryer curing resin faster? (Sorry my english) I am thinking tested it, but there is so difficult get resin so i don't want waist it so far 😅
I love your fox mold, I searched for it but couldn’t find it. I looked a the uk link but it’s not there. Sadly It’s not worth purchasing from America as the postage costs more than the product. I’m in Australia.
Cool video Wendy very interesting. I’m like you I love my pressure pot I have the 40L one which cost an arm and a leg when I got it but it’s earned it’s place in my resin workshop. Drop me a message if you fancy selling your vacuum pot I could be interested xx
Perfect video to show the Airless 😍😍😍 and wow that pressure pot is a Chunky beast i still want one 🤣🤣🤣 fab fab in depth video 😍😍😍
Aww thank you so much honey 😀😀😀 I really appreciate it 😊😳😊😀
Steve thought it was boring 😂😂😂😂 what are husbands like 👍
@@ClairesCraftyCorner Chunky breast
My next door neighbour calls his wife that
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Ive seen multiple reviews of the Resiners Airless machine, but no one compared that unit to other bubble removing options. Thank you for doing that! That comparison helped me make my final decision to buy the Airless unit. Thanks!
I’m really happy it helped 😀😀💜🥰
What a fabulous controlled experiment Wendy, you do this so well 💕
I try Jan 😀😀💜👍
I just love your product trials. You are so very thorough and try to throw as many wrenches in the works as you can to test your product. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this for our benefit!
Thank you so much 😀😀 it’s great to know it helps 😀😀💜
awesome to see you applying the scientific method in a very thorough product review wendy
Thank you so much 😀😀😀 I’m not a scientist but maybe I missed my vocation 😂😂
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That's some extensive testing you've done for us! 💜 I don't craft enough to buy either the Airless nor a preassure pot yet but now I know a whole lot more. The "boiling" resin looked so cool! (ha ha!)
😀😀😀 thank you so much Suzzie 😀😀💜 when trying to add bubbles, it goes against everything I have ever done 😂😂😂
@@Toonpish I'm very good at adding bubbles, even without trying. Clearly a skill! 🤪
😂😂😂😂
Thank you for letting us hear the noise it made. It made my cat glare at me, then run out of the room 😂. I still might get one.
It’s actually really quiet compared to the other methods 😀😀💜
Glad it helped 👍💜
The airless pot actually extracts the bubbles and as you said the pressure pot compresses the bubbles. So this made me think outside of my square 😹😹 I have a pressure pot we bought it to spray paint the house, umm but never used 😹😹 plus the compressor, but 👆🏽I have a food saver machine in fact I have two of them so I can pinch one for my resin work it has the attachment that goes onto food containers and yep I have one of them but never use it as over time it does lose pressure so now I have a home made airless pot, it sits on the bench it’s as noisy as the pressure pot setup but it takes up less room and I have the choice of using a large pot or a smaller pot. The difference is it keeps sucking the air out until its all gone so I will have to keep an eye on it but the up side is I have seen a large rectangle dish that goes with my food saver machine so I could place larger longer flatter moulds into that dish which can also sit on the heat mat.
Best part is it cheaper than the airless machine here in Australia but I have the options of using different dishes which one type would be perfect as it also fits on the heat mat and the dish will act as a tray for a number of moulds that can be done all at the same time.
This is the 3rd review I have seen of this airless and it’s actually the best review that’s been done because you have taken the time to compare it with the pressure pot and the heat mat and with out anything. I think this is why I actually thought about my food saver which only cost me $50 + AUS the pots were a gift so no cost there, the rectangle dish will cost me $47.95 AUS. My compressor cost me $598 AUS but the pressure pot only cost me $49.95 AUS as it was on special at the time.
When I priced up the Airless here in Australia comes to $221.76 AUS so yep I think my food saver will work very well for me, it’s already paid for it’s self as I have had it now for 12 years🙀🙀
Thank you for a really great in-depth review. 🤗🤗🤗
Wow that is really thinking outside the box 😀😀😀
I have never heard of a food saver but from your description it sounds like a vacuum chamber 😀😀
Yes you will have to keep an eye on it for sure but the idea is fantastic 👍👍
Thank you so much for your comment 😀💜
Great informative video Wendy ! Thank you for these comparisons! Pressure pot is the best for sure but very expansive 😒 and big and noisy 😄😄 The airless machine should be the ideal for me 😉 thanks again 💙
Exactly Dorianne 😀😀💜👍
Thank you Wendy for showing us your different ways very useful 😊
Thank you so much Tracey 😀💜
Excellent! A controlled experiment was a brilliant idea. Thanks.
Thank you so much Judy 😀😀💜
Thanks for taking the time to try all these methods. Very thorough. 😊
Thank you Barbara 😀💜👍
Great demo, Wendy!❤
Thank you Pam 😀😀💜
Very informative and you explain things in details, Ms Wendy. Loved to see the difference in the results of different methods.Keep up the good work, got yo see a glimpse of your workshop, it's amazing 😍.I will tell you one thing about myself, I am creating in my bedroom in a very tiny space ,I guess it's 20 by 20 inches,but I am having fun with resin and seeing you all creating makes me happy and motivates.God bless you 🙏💜 and thank you so much for sharing this video 💖
Glad it was helpful! and you go girll ... its the fun we have and the smile we put on others faces that i love
Thank you so much for sharing hugs Shelley ❤❤❤
Thank you Shelley 😀💜
Thank you for Al the information!! My choice would most definitely be the pressure pot. It makes pieces flawless!!
It does do that for sure 😀😀 but it’s expensive too 😳😳 thank you 😊
Fantastic video Wendy, so informative ❤
Thank you so much Coyote 😀💜
Thanks for the info, Wendy.
Very welcome Pauline 😀💜
Very interesting experiment Wendy 🤔 This new vacuum chamber is handy, easy to use and the results are quite good, but the preasure pot is the best choice if we want no bubbles for sure in the final result. Thanks for this valuable information Wendy! Have a great day!
Thank you so much Gabrielle 😀😀😀
You are not wrong, but why not use both 😂😂 if it’s possible 👍💜
@@Toonpish I agree with that! 😉👍
I got mine 2 weeks ago and I love it. The only problem I had was it liked to travel across my work surface 😂 but I find it great and easy to use. Being disabled it is just the ticket.
That is fantastic news 😀💜👍
That was a great experiment. Very interesting to see the different results. Thanks for sharing this!
I am glad it helps 😀😀💜
I built a vac chamber similar to yours. The difference is I used a thick clear plastic container. I don’t mind the noise.
I’m glad you are happy 😀😀💜
Thanks
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I ❤ all your videos
I hit like b4 you even start
😀 aww that’s so nice 😀😀 thank you 💜💜
Thank you so kindly for sharing your wonderful talent and video. I was going to do my first pour today, however many windshield replacement shops called me and I had to go pick up glass for other resin projects to do. 37 Celsius here. Hot hot hot drove in convertible with with top down and A/C on. Music blaring and enjoying every second. Wendy you are a absolute delight to watch. Tomorrow I will be pouring. I took a board my window size glued on 4 inch thick memory foam. I cut a area in board and foam to fit a fan .Have fan on table stuffed into opening to suck air out of my room to outside. I'm so ready for this adventure, not to mention 12 gallons of different pouring depths resin, mica powders, resin dyes, alcohol inks and every embellishments under the sun molds coming out of my ying yang lol. Lots of lets resin silicone. Woohoo I believe im ready. You are definitely and Claire, Tracey, Daniel and Steve McDonald to in my top list of resin artists to learn from. What is it with you wonderful U.K. artists ❤❤❤❤❤
Sounds like you are going to have lots of fun Dale.
Just fyi
Resin will cure a lot faster in those temperatures. So be prepared for it.
Make small amounts. Definitely start small 😀😀😀
Love the fan idea and that you have everything ready before you even start 😀😀
Us English crafters are a rare thing here to be honest. The uk isn’t such a crafty nation as you may not realise.
So for those of us who are crafty, we want to spread the word.
That’s my take on it anyway 😂😂
It may not be everyones 🤔😊😀
I have A/C in my home. I keep it at 25 Celsius all the time, I can cool it down a bit more if needed. Thank you so kindly ❤️ I will keep it in mind about the temp.and resin. Lol I keep my house 10 degrees cooler in the winter. Keep them bills down. I have the heat mat, curing machine, and a little heater if needed. Also switching rooms in the winter for resin work. One of my smaller bedrooms is a pantry room with a 2nd fridge and stand up freezer. They give off heat for that room. Don't ask me why I have 2 huge fridges and I live alone. Lol I have at least 20 jars of different homemade pickles open. I'm a pickle pooch😂❤
Oh I forgot Tea and Art also. So amazingly talented people in the U.K. ❤️ I just emailed you a wonderful video for you to watch. You might like this one.
Just watched it 😀😀 beautiful work 👍💜
Great information Wendy thank you x
Thank you so much 73 😀😀💜
great comparisions.
Thank you Kathy 😀💜
You have one of the best videos comparing all the different methods. I'm very new in resin and considering buying the Resin Bubble Remover Machine for my small projects. Very detailed and I learned a few tips as well that helped me. Thank you.
I’m so glad my video has helped 😀😀💜 that makes me happy 😀💜❤️
Sorry I missed the premiere, but as always a great video very informative and none biased review of the airless thanks so much xx
Thank you Paula 😀😀 really appreciate it 💜💜
Very good and helpful video!
Thank you Helen 😀💜
Thankyou so much for showing the pros and cons of the different methods. This was a great tutorial ❤
You are so welcome! 😀😀 glad it helped 😀😀💜
I bought one two weeks ago, its good so far.
That’s great 😀💜
That was very informative and I really needed this, thank you👍🏻❤️
You are very welcome 😀😀💜
Thank you so much for testing all of this. I know I add a lot of bubbles when I stir by hand. I have the resiners machine and I love it. I will say it is not good with table top epoxy resin. I just bought casting resin and tried it tonight. I am so happy with the outcome. I strongly recommend using plastic cups like the ones sent with the machine. My silicone mixing cup added bubbles when I used it in the machine. I separated the resin into two hard type cups and it worked really well. I had 6 oz. of resin. ❤❤❤ I love your videos.
Thank you so much for your information 😀😀 it’s great to know how people are using and finding things work for them 😀😀💜👍
Great Video I am really tempted to get one loved the comparisons between the 4 crystal baubles
Thank you Colin 😀😀💜
Thanks for showing differences . I have a vacuum chamber, so would have loved to have seen the results with that. Great video has always though, thanks.
I use a vacuum chamber and it is much faster and can completely remove bubble basically in one pull of about 1-2 minutes. The downside is maintainence as it requires compressor oil and it is quite loud. Also vacuum chamber do pull really fast so there is a risk of bubbling out of your cup if you fill it too much.
The difference is noise, hassle, room and speed. As the other person said it is more maintenance as well.
But for me personally, the biggest reason I don’t use it is room.
I hope that helps 😀💜
Great tutorial. The big pressure pot has come down a lot lately. Basically same price as the small one. So most likely I’ll end up with both and keep the big one downstairs in the gaming room. I like both but for larger pieces I want the big one. For the silk type molds its perfect as the entire thing can go in and be debubbled and we all know how bubbles get trapped in those. Again a great video. ❤ this. Thanks for showing the differences.
Thank you so much 😀😀
I really appreciate your comment and might upgrade to a larger pressure pot too soon 😀😀💜
Great video Wendy. Always great seeing you experimenting
Thanks so much! Hope you are doing well 😀😀💜
@@Toonpish I am good thank you, just seem to be really busy. Have neglected my watch later videos and commenting... so got a lot more to catch up on than before
@@JiggsysShed oh honey, you should skip a few 😀 it wouldn’t hurt 🥰
@@Toonpish yeah, I keep thinking that, but then just keep going with what I'm doing
Awesome 😊, I have seen a few videos on these now and I think I'll definitely be getting one, really convenient size and price for me
Glad it helped 😀💜👍
Hey Wendy for some reason I can't type in live chat but I've thanked Claire and wanted to thank you as you've both inspired me so much that the other day I had a stall at a craft fair and it went really well so thank you for being so inspirational ❤
Same happened with me too,just close youtube then again start the app
You are so welcome, im so happy you are having fun and selling your pieces. Brilliant
Wendy, I have ask, why didn't you test the airless with the resin in the molds like you did with the pressure pot? Seems to me that would have been one more step that might have been the closest result to your pressure pot. I'm probably missing something here because I don't resin (yet) but it just seems like that would have been the next logical test. Thx for sharing your talent, creativity and experience with us!💜
I did Laurie 😀 it was the first one I did 🤭😳😀
Not sure how you missed that but I absolutely did 💜👍
Hi Wendy, love your content! I think what Laurie is getting at is the first test you did with the Airless, you placed the mixed resin in it, not the filled moulds as with the pressure pot, so it's not really a comparable test as pouring the degassed resin would naturally reintroduce air.
Oh so you mean put the moulds with resin in, into the airless 😳🤔🤔🤔
Well as you see from the plastic glass in the airless the resin would come up and spill from the mould. That’s not a viable option really unless you don’t fill the mould to the top, which means you then have to refill with resin after and that will reintroduce bubbles 😳🤔
I hope that helps 💜
@@Toonpish yeah that's obviously not viable as the moulds probably wouldn't fit in the Airless hehe! But a more comparable test would have been to put your mixed resin in the pressure pot and then pour it into the moulds. I'm surprised that the pressure pot doesn't cause the moulds to overflow, I guess it's a more controlled degassing
@@tigerste That's exactly what I was trying to say. Thx for clarifying for me. 😊
Wendy, thx for answering my question. I guess I wasn't thinking there was that much difference between the Airless and the pressure pot as far as the mold overflowing.
Thankyou for all the information
Very welcome 🤗
Thanks for the review. I would do 2 runs like you did without releasing pressure to get better results. I don't do enough resin to justify getting a pot
Fare enough 😀😀 it’s good to know though right 😀😀💜👍
Hi Wendy great comparison iv been th8nking about a pressure pot for so long but the size and the noise has been putting me off, so I have been thinking about the airless , think this is the better option for me just now anyway, thanks for sharing ❤❤❤ xxx
So glad it helped 😀😀😀💜
Thanks for experimenting. I would be really interested in seeing how regular resin would do in this experiment. What the difference would be between the pressure pot and a heating mat when the resin did have time to release air bubbles. Don’t suppose you’d like to try????🙏
I will be using it more in the future 😀😀 hopefully I can answer your question 😀😀💜👍
Wendy, Wendy, Wendy,
You made me laugh !! … “Yes, there’s lots of weeds here, I know. I’m not much of a gardener !”
You & I would get along well !!! … I “try to be a gardener”
I do love all of your video’s, you teach some really cool stuff, plus I find you quite entertaining !
In the last video I watched (stencils in a mould), at the last minute, you added in your TC initials into the black back resin layer.
I love the idea of making such a stamp for myself.
Did you just use 2 capital letters & placed them into a very small flat mould using silicone like your inlays ?
For this video, I forgot to check your notes before. I started writing, but I wanted to see where you purchased your wolf mould that has him in a laying down position … I really like him ! ?
Well Wendy, it’s almost time to hit the hay here in Ontario, Canada anyways. 😊
Thank you for another creative “sparkly” video … you must have been out of purple !
Julie
Julie 😀😀 thank you for your questions 💜💜
I made the inlay with the TC in another video and link it here for you.
I hope it helps 😀😀
The Dragon too actually 🥰
Thanks again
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Thank you Wendy. I love your videos and definitely still learning the art of resin. Still scary but still having fun screwing up. I have been mostly using Let's Resin resin but I recently purchased Teexpert to give it a try. I was reading the insert and to decrease bubbles they alao recommend heating up your mold (and give no further instructions). I have not heard that from no one yet. What are your thoughts? 🤔🧐
Well you can do that for sure 😀😀 it will help in the cold for sure 👍
Thank you Wendy for taking the time to reply. I will have to play with temperature and times for heating up molds. Awesomeness...You are the Yoda of resin.
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Great tutorial, thanks you for experimenting with all the gadgets. I been thinking on purchasing a pressure pot. But question can you use the pressure pot just to remove bubbles then pour in mold and use on heat mat or is it best to mix pour resin in mold then pressure pot for as long as cure time is noted for the resin?
You leave the moulds in the pot 😀😀 it won’t remove any bubbles from resin, it just compresses them 👍💜
@@Toonpish okay thank you so much! 🥰
Have you tried putting the pressure
Pot on the heat mat 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
It’s extremely thick 🤔🤔 I have heard that someone put a wine making heater around it for the cold months 🤔🤔 but as mine sits in front of the radiator, it’s only nighttime there might be issues 😀😀❤️👍
One question, how does it compare to a regular vacuum chamber
Oh it’s not as powerful. And not as quick.
But half the price, suitable for the work top. And quiet.
It does work faster with thinner resin for sure.
But I will use it for sure
Whereas you saw my huge one 😀😀💜
@@Toonpish I have a larger when my husband bought me for mother's day
Have you ever testing a plant dryer curing resin faster? (Sorry my english) I am thinking tested it, but there is so difficult get resin so i don't want waist it so far 😅
Claire has one and tried it out 😀😀
Check out Claires crafty corner 😀💜👍
Thank you ❤️
It’s on sale for Amazon Prime days for $119.
Fantastic 😀💜👍
Ok… so when I saw that it was on sale for Prime Day, I went ahead and got it. I have to wait for 2 weeks though since the post to my APO is slow
well i think you will enjoy it Kristin ... Have fun and thanks for the chat x
Thanks I have just ordered the Airless.
It’s costing me $250 Australian by the time you work out the exchange rate 😖😭😩😡
That is quite an amount for sure 😳😳
I love your fox mold, I searched for it but couldn’t find it. I looked a the uk link but it’s not there. Sadly It’s not worth purchasing from America as the postage costs more than the product. I’m in Australia.
Oh no 😧😳 I’m so sorry about that 😳 hopefully it might come back 😀😀❤️
@@Toonpish I thought that might be the issue. Thank you for replying. I appreciate it. Love your work.
Cool video Wendy very interesting. I’m like you I love my pressure pot I have the 40L one which cost an arm and a leg when I got it but it’s earned it’s place in my resin workshop. Drop me a message if you fancy selling your vacuum pot I could be interested xx
😀😀 thanks David 😀😀
My intention was to stabilise wood with it which is why it is in the garage 😂😂 but time just keeps on going 😂😂
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Love ALL of your crafts ! ❤ You are sooo patient and creative!
Thank you so much 😀💜