Look, as a long time Shop Time watcher, when you bust out the Micro-Mesh, I've come to expect the whole spiel. It's important to me that new viewers know that Micro-Mesh uses it's own grit system, that starts at 1500 and goes to 12,000.
or what if you could have one sacrificial magnet completely covered in filings, and then try to center it in the resin using other magnets outside the cup to constrain it. The other magnets might mess up the pattern or make it cooler!
@@jackweinrieb My exact thought was a spherical ball magnet, to create a spherical blossom. Floating it with outside magnets, sounds brilliant! The human brain is pretty good at thinking up new solutions to problems that didn't even exist a minute ago. Sad to say I got rid of my lathe. It was free and had a 4 foot bed, but I just didn't have the room to set it up. - Cheers
You could probably use a spray glue on the shavings before resin to help hold the shape. Nickel filings would be softer and easier to turn than steel or iron.
@@joeshmoe7967 Glue the magnet to the tip of a thin plexiglass rod and hang it in the center of your cup, then apply iron filings to make a round "flower, and gently pour in the resin. That way, you wouldn't have the external magnets deforming the flower. When you finish turning, the rod should blend in and be nearly invisible. With the "flower" suspended in the middle of the sphere, you would not have to cut into the filings. side thought: Even if you used a square magnet, the "flower" would take the shape of the magnetic field, not the magnet.
@@Scott_C while yes, we do need iron to live, I don't recommend swallowing iron filings. They're too large for our body to use properly and can damage the GI tract.
@@Dalenthas while yes a person can make a joke and a movie/book reference but often times it's too subtle for a person to properly understand and can damage the ego.
I'm a 21 year old student living in a tiny flat in Germany - i will likely never EVER have a workshop or even try things like wood turning or resin BUT I enjoy your content so much! You seem like the nicest person ever and it's so fun watching you try out bizarre projects and having fun yourself. It's incredibly relaxing and funny! I've been watching for a couple of years now but never left a comment so here you go - keep up the good work, Peter! Lots of Love
Peter: I need a color consult, thinking purple? Mrs. Brown: You should go with yellow. Peter: I really like purple. Mrs. Brown: Yellow. ~23 yrs of marriage Peter: …reading pee comments… Mrs. Brown: oops ;) ~Mrs. Brown
The common saying is that the wife is always right, but to be honest, seven years with my guy has taught me if he wants to do something a certain way, I probably shouldn't mess with the process 😆😆
@@peterbrownwastaken Once you added that last drop, the one you said took it almost too far, the color actually finally looked amazing. Before that... U'r in trouble.
After the first casting, I was convinced your were going to do a second one, join it back to back with the first, and make the "blossom" a sphere as well. Not sure if that would work, but I LOVE your finished product! I always enjoy the feeling of surprise and unpredictability in your videos. Nicely reflects the making process itself!
Wow, that is gorgeous! Now that you know you're able to turn a resin sphere, I think it would be really neat to see another one made out of secret wood.
I discovered your channel about a month ago, and have watched a lot of your videos since then. You, sir, are a MASTER at what you do. You make it look so easy, even when you make a mistake. We can all learn from you. Keep up the great work!
Aw man, I was REALLY hoping to see you roll it on a flat surface just to see if it would always self level with the iron bits being at the bottom. Anyway, thing looks great!
Mr. Green here, another great job Mr. Brown reminds me of some sort of forbidden dragon ball, infact i have a request for you to make a dragon ball! Since you bought the special tooling for spheres and you got the process down might as well lol
The greenish yellowish reminds me of mountain dew, which made me get this idea: You should dip an entire bottle of soda in resin and have the inside of the unopened bottle preserved
I really love how looking through it obscures some of the pillars, like some kind of aliens landscape or something. Great work, it's seriously mesmerizing!
Love the result! here's an idea for a small variation. do the same thing twice, and join the two blocks where the magnet was, it will look like a metal shavings dandelion/explosion, and then turn it into another sphere again
How hard would be to join 2 half spheres? I'm thinking doing the same process twice, and having the 2 blooms combined to form a "fluff ball" inside a resin sphere
Great results, Peter! Good call on dyeing the resin yellow, it really gives that 'trapped in amber' look. A magnetic field, frozen in time. Though now I'm wondering, would it be possible to rig up a bar magnet in the middle of the cup, showing the toroid shape of the magnetic field, and then turn a cylinder from that?
That looks gorgeous :D I have a future idea, too. Drill down into a piece of burl wood and sink a magnet in that hole, sprinkle iron filings on that then encapsulate the whole thing in resin before turning to a sphere
It reminds Me of something that fell from space...You found it in Your backyard and thought? Ummmmmm... I can turn this on My lathe. Definitely a very cool conversation piece. Great job Man!!
This looks amazing! I'm surprised this is your very first resin sphere ^^ If you'd ever re-visit this project, how about making two, shallower castings with the iron dust, and then stick both sides that have the iron together using more resin, so the sphere will basically have a full "spherical" blossom at the center of it, if that makes sense 😁
That totally reminds me of...hair 😉 Crazy cool result though! Would the magnet be able to push the filings at all once it's already in resin? I'm thinking if it's possible to make some cool iron filing patterns by moving the magnet around after the resin has been added?
I was thinking of trying to extend the filing pattern by hanging another strong magnet from the top or gluing some smaller ones to the outside of the cup. Maybe you could get some cool swirl patterns by sticking part motor under it and then messing with the RPM. You could try to match the viscosity of the resin with sugary water so that you could test things out for hours without wasting the filings.
Yeah, as he was starting to talk about this I was thinking about maybe I should ship him one of the giant hockey puck size magnets I have... Then He continued talking and I realized that I probably shouldn't just give out 2500 lb magnets without having a good conversation with the person first.
This is really cool! I thought you were going to have a magnet suspended in the resin with the spikes coming out at all angles, like a iron spike ball, maybe a future project now that you're mastering spheres?
Looked quite interesting. The next two of ten destinations, 1) round magnet suspended tightly by fishing line so the bloom is entirely in the middle and 2) mix some glow dust in with the iron filings before you add them to the magnet :B
next time mix the resin with the iron filings so when u add the magnet at the bottom they will all settle down withouth getting deformed also warm resin should help i.g
Your dipit series is so much fun and really inspiring! It definitely makes me want to experiment more and try out new things. Also, I agree with everyone else, Wizard Staff!!
That worked pretty well, I wonder if you could get the spikes to be even more intricate by putting the filings in after the resin? With that powerful magnet I'd think they should still be attracted enough and with the viscosity you could get maybe even a better pattern than hanging in air.
I was wondering that too. I'd say add the iron filings to the resin and mix well, making a sort of ferrofluid, then add it to the cup with the magnet on the bottom.
My dad and I have been working with resin alot lately, experimenting and just figuring it all out. I think you just gave me an idea for a chess set and dice set!
Powerful magnet on the bottom, and a powerful magnet on the TOP! That would be epic. Make the iron filings reach each other, and then encapsulate it in resin... Freakin awesome.
It would be interesting to cast two hemispheres, each with iron filings blooming from the flat face, and adhere them! Also, I think the people that were upset were confused newcomers more than anything.
Lately, I've been struggling with some existential angst, and today, rewatching your videos helped calm me down and snap me out of it (at least for the time being) Thank you Peter.
Just found your channel but wanted to stop in and say thanks for doing this for all these years. I am enjoying going back through the catalog. Really fun stuff.
Another idea on an 'iron sphere': attach a magnet to a clear thin plastic stick and suspend/secure it in a 2 half mold and carefully sprinkle the iron around it to form a spikey sphere that is suspended in the center. Could turn out neat.
tip 1: put a dash of silicone in between the measuring cup and the magnet to help prevent tilting tip 2: if you have a lid for the measuring cup, take a 6" long 3/16" bolt with washer through the center of the lid. then, trim the perimeter of the lid to leave a 2mm gap between the lid and the interior circumference to the cup. attach a funnel to the pour container and let the resin follow the bolt threads down to the lid as it dispenses the resin to the outer edges. spin the lid to more equally distribute the resin where needed. bonus points for drilling a hole down the middle of the bolt to help escaping air pockets. tip 3: put the wooden base on marionette strings or a mounting bracket with elevated, detachable handles
I was convinced the magnet was gonna do something violent in the pressure pot. I would've encased it on 4 sides with blocks of wood, but turns out your method worked! Beautiful result. I bet it would look even cooler with an embedded LED or 2 at the center of the flower.
Next idea! Take a spherical magnet you don't mind sacrificing. Suspend in a cup using something that should disappear in resin, maybe fishing line. Cover in iron filings to create a starburst. Fill cup with resin and turn into a sphere. :)
When i read the title, i thought the filings themselves would be spherical, and i have an idea of how to do this. You could have one sacrificial magnet completely covered in filings, and then try to center it in the resin using other magnets oitside the cup to constrain it. The other magnets might mess up the pattern or make it cooler!
i would so love to see this but like a newton's cradle that would be so awesome, have the frame in some super cool wood and the spheres each in a different colour
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That would look great on an evil villians scepter.
EXACTLY what I was thinking. Badass walking stick topper.
YES that would look beautiful!
I just got an Arbortech grinder I want to play with. This might be a good project...
huge villian vibes ! I agree! def should do a project of that somehow
You could say it's...Maleficent!
Look, as a long time Shop Time watcher, when you bust out the Micro-Mesh, I've come to expect the whole spiel. It's important to me that new viewers know that Micro-Mesh uses it's own grit system, that starts at 1500 and goes to 12,000.
And that although yorkshire grit is nice, micro-mesh is still the favored polishing choice
agreed!!
Read it in his voice too damnit
daaaym, sadly I will never experience it, Atleast I have the privilege to watch god-tier user using them
Lol
SO you need to make a wizard staff now with that in the center.
YES!
@@peterbrownwastaken Make sure you put a light under it .
Now that Peter the Brown is Peter the Gray, it totally fits :)
@@yourgoodliness lmao!
@@peterbrownwastaken YOU.. SHALL... NOT... DIP! ... wait, I got that wrong 😁
I'd love to see a sphere like this made from two hemispheres with shavings in, so the blossom appears to float in the centre
or what if you could have one sacrificial magnet completely covered in filings, and then try to center it in the resin using other magnets outside the cup to constrain it. The other magnets might mess up the pattern or make it cooler!
@@jackweinrieb My exact thought was a spherical ball magnet, to create a spherical blossom. Floating it with outside magnets, sounds brilliant!
The human brain is pretty good at thinking up new solutions to problems that didn't even exist a minute ago.
Sad to say I got rid of my lathe. It was free and had a 4 foot bed, but I just didn't have the room to set it up. - Cheers
You could probably use a spray glue on the shavings before resin to help hold the shape. Nickel filings would be softer and easier to turn than steel or iron.
Shavings in both so it’s like a blossom sphere, one going up and one going down
@@joeshmoe7967 Glue the magnet to the tip of a thin plexiglass rod and hang it in the center of your cup, then apply iron filings to make a round "flower, and gently pour in the resin. That way, you wouldn't have the external magnets deforming the flower. When you finish turning, the rod should blend in and be nearly invisible. With the "flower" suspended in the middle of the sphere, you would not have to cut into the filings.
side thought: Even if you used a square magnet, the "flower" would take the shape of the magnetic field, not the magnet.
The jar those fillings came in looks like a spice jar. Iron filings, the forbidden spice.
Well that "Spice is life" so not too far from the truth on your assessment.
@@Scott_C while yes, we do need iron to live, I don't recommend swallowing iron filings. They're too large for our body to use properly and can damage the GI tract.
@@Dalenthas while yes a person can make a joke and a movie/book reference but often times it's too subtle for a person to properly understand and can damage the ego.
@@Dalenthas 😄
@@Scott_C I got the Dune reference and my ego wasn't hurt.
I love how the iron filings container looks exactly like a spice container from the grocery store
Gold paper/leaf comes in a book. Maybe gold dust could be used as a metallic tasting medicinal spice?
I'm a 21 year old student living in a tiny flat in Germany - i will likely never EVER have a workshop or even try things like wood turning or resin BUT I enjoy your content so much! You seem like the nicest person ever and it's so fun watching you try out bizarre projects and having fun yourself. It's incredibly relaxing and funny! I've been watching for a couple of years now but never left a comment so here you go - keep up the good work, Peter! Lots of Love
Peter: I need a color consult, thinking purple?
Mrs. Brown: You should go with yellow.
Peter: I really like purple.
Mrs. Brown: Yellow.
~23 yrs of marriage
Peter: …reading pee comments…
Mrs. Brown: oops ;)
~Mrs. Brown
Haha.
I wasn't going to tell them that was your idea.
That’s how you know your wife loves you: she takes the hit for you on your globally-seen video.
You would think that having the last name of Brown would mean you were already sensitive to picking up color jokes...
The common saying is that the wife is always right, but to be honest, seven years with my guy has taught me if he wants to do something a certain way, I probably shouldn't mess with the process 😆😆
I'm a staunch supporter of the yellow! With the green tint the iron looks like a forest or an underwater plant. Very cool, good choice Mrs. Brown
Thank you for including the micro mesh explanation, it is part of the established lore at this point. Just doesn't feel right without it.
@Isaiah Kilgore Do the lore.
2:44
"Y'know, this is-"
**TIKK**
"HWHAUGH!"
You have provided comedy. Thank you.
Me: it looks like pee
Peter: This is a really pretty color
Me: This is a really pretty color
HAHA
@@peterbrownwastaken Once you added that last drop, the one you said took it almost too far, the color actually finally looked amazing. Before that... U'r in trouble.
Only looks like pee if you're dehydrated
Peter: This is a really pretty color
Me: This is a really pretty color
Peter: I'm gonna add more dye
Me: Wat.
I was thinking Mountain Dew at first.
this sphere looks like something you'd see at the top of a wizard's staff... so cool! Thank you Peter :)
Beautiful and captivating. Very happy you explained the Micro Meshes again, it makes me smile every time, those familiar words. Why? I don't know.
It’s very comforting in a way ^^
After the first casting, I was convinced your were going to do a second one, join it back to back with the first, and make the "blossom" a sphere as well. Not sure if that would work, but I LOVE your finished product! I always enjoy the feeling of surprise and unpredictability in your videos. Nicely reflects the making process itself!
It's like a small forest viewed through a glass ball. It looks amazing and mystical.
Oh yeah
"Why isn't someone thinking about these things before we do these things?" -- Sorry, my bad.
Love the slightly neon yellow. I'd also really love to see it in red. This was a fun video - thanks!
The final product reminds me of those old bullet impact videos.
Wow, that is gorgeous! Now that you know you're able to turn a resin sphere, I think it would be really neat to see another one made out of secret wood.
I discovered your channel about a month ago, and have watched a lot of your videos since then. You, sir, are a MASTER at what you do. You make it look so easy, even when you make a mistake. We can all learn from you. Keep up the great work!
Aw man, I was REALLY hoping to see you roll it on a flat surface just to see if it would always self level with the iron bits being at the bottom.
Anyway, thing looks great!
That looked excellent. Those micropads you used at the end... what grit are they and do they correspond to regular grit scale? just wondering like...
Mr. Green here, another great job Mr. Brown reminds me of some sort of forbidden dragon ball, infact i have a request for you to make a dragon ball! Since you bought the special tooling for spheres and you got the process down might as well lol
Dragonball with starfruit?
Reservoir dogs in the comments section?
@@vanerek I heard Mr. White doesn't do heists anymore, only meth labs.
@@therealpanse Hey, I resemble that!
@@doggfite Get dried starfruit, wouldn't want it to rot inside the resin
I love seeing the polish with the micro mesh. Its like watching metal get a mirror shine, there's something so pleasing about it
The greenish yellowish reminds me of mountain dew, which made me get this idea: You should dip an entire bottle of soda in resin and have the inside of the unopened bottle preserved
Thank you for the micro mesh speech, I dunno why but its just nice hearing you explain it every time even if I know what they do
Unexpected Peter Brown video!? Heck yea!!
Is there any other kind
I really love how looking through it obscures some of the pillars, like some kind of aliens landscape or something. Great work, it's seriously mesmerizing!
“And near the end I finally get good at it.”
Guess that means you need to do more spheres. Great job!
Love the result! here's an idea for a small variation. do the same thing twice, and join the two blocks where the magnet was, it will look like a metal shavings dandelion/explosion, and then turn it into another sphere again
When Peter said “what am I doing” Jenna Marbles came to mind with the “too much gene”
Omg, Peter! Your yell made me jump lol
Same! When he said that I was like "Is he a Virgo too?"
This is the crossover I'm here for 😁
Peter Marbles
this youtube channel brings me such joy, peter you’re pretty great dude.
That absolutely belongs on the end of an evil wizard's staff. Or at the very least, a chaotic wizard's staff.
super awesome project! Thanks for sponsoring, Kiwico!
Me: Why are you not wearing gloves!?
Peter: Why am I not wearing gloves?
Me: phew!
I was expecting two halves of the domed filings stuck together to make a complete sphere of spikes in resin. This definitely also looks cool too!
What about mixing the shavings into the resin, then stick it on the magnet? Wonder how that would change it.
I also want to know how that would play out.
Yes
i was thinking the same or put the resin in first then the shavings so they get pulled to the bottom.
Yes this! I want to see what that would look like, I think the shavings would be a lot more spread out and wispy.
Request attempt #... I don't know: Wooden lightsaber handle with a resin blade, please
dear god that would look amazing, what colour though
@@joshbrown5644 Red
@@Ruthavecflute id say orange/gold like the temple guards/plo koon/ rey
How hard would be to join 2 half spheres? I'm thinking doing the same process twice, and having the 2 blooms combined to form a "fluff ball" inside a resin sphere
Great results, Peter! Good call on dyeing the resin yellow, it really gives that 'trapped in amber' look. A magnetic field, frozen in time.
Though now I'm wondering, would it be possible to rig up a bar magnet in the middle of the cup, showing the toroid shape of the magnetic field, and then turn a cylinder from that?
I love the way the shavings polished up, looks phenomenal!
That looks gorgeous :D I have a future idea, too.
Drill down into a piece of burl wood and sink a magnet in that hole, sprinkle iron filings on that then encapsulate the whole thing in resin before turning to a sphere
I'm a new sub and thought it said DipShit. "hey, welcome back. today we're gonna dip some shit"
LoL that is more or less what he does. 😆
It reminds Me of something that fell from space...You found it in Your backyard and thought? Ummmmmm... I can turn this on My lathe. Definitely a very cool conversation piece. Great job Man!!
This looks amazing! I'm surprised this is your very first resin sphere ^^
If you'd ever re-visit this project, how about making two, shallower castings with the iron dust, and then stick both sides that have the iron together using more resin, so the sphere will basically have a full "spherical" blossom at the center of it, if that makes sense 😁
Peter, this is beautiful. I hope you make more spheres. I would love to see a "secret wood" one.
That totally reminds me of...hair 😉
Crazy cool result though! Would the magnet be able to push the filings at all once it's already in resin? I'm thinking if it's possible to make some cool iron filing patterns by moving the magnet around after the resin has been added?
You might have to wait until the resin gets a little more viscous, but other than that, I don’t see why it wouldn’t work.
This ^^^^^
I was thinking of trying to extend the filing pattern by hanging another strong magnet from the top or gluing some smaller ones to the outside of the cup. Maybe you could get some cool swirl patterns by sticking part motor under it and then messing with the RPM. You could try to match the viscosity of the resin with sugary water so that you could test things out for hours without wasting the filings.
I’m so encouraged watching you vacuum up the detritus. I know it’s a little weird, but it’s neat.
"There's a reason this is the second one I've bought"
I literally burst out laughing hearing that
Yeah, as he was starting to talk about this I was thinking about maybe I should ship him one of the giant hockey puck size magnets I have... Then He continued talking and I realized that I probably shouldn't just give out 2500 lb magnets without having a good conversation with the person first.
true that XDD
I'm currious about where the first one stuck its-self!
The curvature does a great job of magnifying the little details so you can really appreciate the iron filings.
This is really cool!
I thought you were going to have a magnet suspended in the resin with the spikes coming out at all angles, like a iron spike ball, maybe a future project now that you're mastering spheres?
Looked quite interesting. The next two of ten destinations, 1) round magnet suspended tightly by fishing line so the bloom is entirely in the middle and 2) mix some glow dust in with the iron filings before you add them to the magnet :B
next time mix the resin with the iron filings so when u add the magnet at the bottom they will all settle down withouth getting deformed also warm resin should help i.g
That's kind of trippy there Peter..veeery interesting. I would've gone with a pale teal or blue for a rein color myself.
11:13 He said it! he said about the mico mesh grit system!
12:05 also I feel called out hahahaha
Your dipit series is so much fun and really inspiring! It definitely makes me want to experiment more and try out new things. Also, I agree with everyone else, Wizard Staff!!
Aaaah, you're thinking of Lemonade... I was thinking of something else.
Great outcome nonetheless. It looks magnificent!
That worked pretty well, I wonder if you could get the spikes to be even more intricate by putting the filings in after the resin? With that powerful magnet I'd think they should still be attracted enough and with the viscosity you could get maybe even a better pattern than hanging in air.
I was wondering that too. I'd say add the iron filings to the resin and mix well, making a sort of ferrofluid, then add it to the cup with the magnet on the bottom.
what if you added the filings to the resin? I feel like that would allow for better spikes, but what do i know
Worth trying.
I love the way this one turned out! It reminds me of a post-apocalyptic cityscape
Me: Looks like piss.
Peter: That's a really pretty color.
Me: ... o.0
If your pee is that colour then you need to drink more water my friend 😝
KiwicCo! There amazing company, highly recommended 👌 It's cool to see them sponsoring all of my favourite youtubers
Theres something so satisfying about a resin sphere, I'd love to see additional ones in future, i wonder what you could make hover/suspend in one. :D
My dad and I have been working with resin alot lately, experimenting and just figuring it all out. I think you just gave me an idea for a chess set and dice set!
The iron shavings need a re-feature, those look amazing after polish
Powerful magnet on the bottom, and a powerful magnet on the TOP! That would be epic. Make the iron filings reach each other, and then encapsulate it in resin... Freakin awesome.
It looks like something straight somewhere out of lord of the rings
Awesome job as always man. See if a magnet will stick to the bottom of it still. Peace and love from Tennessee
It would be interesting to cast two hemispheres, each with iron filings blooming from the flat face, and adhere them!
Also, I think the people that were upset were confused newcomers more than anything.
Yes!
If you could somehow dye the iron shavings you could make a Corel sphere. Instead of it being yellow resin it's light blue.
Sooo... Micro Mesh goes up to how much? ;P :) greetings from Poland :) beautiful project :)
1200
Lately, I've been struggling with some existential angst, and today, rewatching your videos helped calm me down and snap me out of it (at least for the time being) Thank you Peter.
Happy to help and I understand the feelings.
put that on the end of a knarly stick and make a wizard's staff
Omg I’m stoked just by the thumbnail!!!
Peter: Even though you've heard it before, you want to here it again
"The pick that Bosnian Bill and I made": first time?
LPL is hilarious
Just found your channel but wanted to stop in and say thanks for doing this for all these years. I am enjoying going back through the catalog. Really fun stuff.
2:45 I am in tears 😂😂😂
Need to pin this as top comment.
Gorgeous! I'd love to see a similar project where you do 2 casts and glue them together so the center of the sphere is a star burst of iron filings
I clicked so fast! I love your content and have been watching for years now
I would love to see an updated shop tour, I know u have changed alot. From TH-cam world it looks like your shop is huge!
I didn't realise how early I was to this video
Just want to say that I absolutely adore your content and dipits! Keep on being a legend
The absolute joy every time I see a new upload is indescribable!
Did you finish the sphere (wax, etc.) or are you looking for a rust layer on the exposed shavings?
Another idea on an 'iron sphere': attach a magnet to a clear thin plastic stick and suspend/secure it in a 2 half mold and carefully sprinkle the iron around it to form a spikey sphere that is suspended in the center. Could turn out neat.
I never knew micromesh had its own grit system 😂
I didn’t hear you say that in the last video and thought “hmm 🤔 he didn’t say it this time”
Kinda reminds me of a Palantir from the lotr movies. Absolutely stunning to look at. Wonderful job!
Is it just me or does his "lemonade" look like mountain dew
I thought of Lemon-Lime gatorade
After it has gone through you.
Man, the horse that filled that bucket was really dehydrated.
tip 1:
put a dash of silicone in between the measuring cup and the magnet to help prevent tilting
tip 2:
if you have a lid for the measuring cup, take a 6" long 3/16" bolt with washer through the center of the lid. then, trim the perimeter of the lid to leave a 2mm gap between the lid and the interior circumference to the cup. attach a funnel to the pour container and let the resin follow the bolt threads down to the lid as it dispenses the resin to the outer edges. spin the lid to more equally distribute the resin where needed. bonus points for drilling a hole down the middle of the bolt to help escaping air pockets.
tip 3:
put the wooden base on marionette strings or a mounting bracket with elevated, detachable handles
Pretty cool
agree
I don't know, it's probably room temperature.
I was convinced the magnet was gonna do something violent in the pressure pot. I would've encased it on 4 sides with blocks of wood, but turns out your method worked! Beautiful result. I bet it would look even cooler with an embedded LED or 2 at the center of the flower.
ｔｈｅ ｆｏｒｂｉｄｄｅｎ ｌｅｍｏｎａｄｅ👁️👄👁️
I enjoy watching this man's random ideas. another good video!
That resin is the color of pee... And as you drop in more the person gets more dehydrated.
We want to hear it every time, Peter. Every time.
idk if any of you have ever listened to the adventure zone but this man is deadass 100% what i imagine magnus looks like 💪🏻
*Peter: "Good, very bright very happy."
*Also Peter: "MOAR."
Next idea! Take a spherical magnet you don't mind sacrificing. Suspend in a cup using something that should disappear in resin, maybe fishing line. Cover in iron filings to create a starburst. Fill cup with resin and turn into a sphere. :)
When i read the title, i thought the filings themselves would be spherical, and i have an idea of how to do this. You could have one sacrificial magnet completely covered in filings, and then try to center it in the resin using other magnets oitside the cup to constrain it. The other magnets might mess up the pattern or make it cooler!
i would so love to see this but like a newton's cradle that would be so awesome, have the frame in some super cool wood and the spheres each in a different colour