500 Bottle Caps + Epoxy Resin | DIY Project

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[@masterQ20]

*Excellent man, thank you for sharing your work, God bless you*

[@Stuck_on_pause]

How is creating loads of resin-shavings waste "eco-friendly"?!

[@ubik8783]

Magic boy

[@Co074K4t5]

Yeh the bottle tops could have been recycled.

[@samloo8529]

My thoughts exactly, and all that machining for an art craft.

[@forgottenkathy5911]

Dude really just wasted a well functioning container to make another container with resin and called that "recycling"

[@sabirzamandailyvlog]

Nice sharing ❤️ 0:04

[@tlg5003]

Unless that is a water based solvent/glue/resin, how is this 'eco-friendly'??

[@MatthiasRosin]

Thumbs up 👍watching such creativity is so satisfactory and mind soothing.

[@seleneedithmedrano6823]

Me encanta todooooos sus proyectos saludos a todos

[@pravinprasad6819]

Amazing 😊👏👏

[@hamedhami9809]

مثل همیشه عالی 👍

[@dimayamananev5138]

super, bardzo miło! chłopaki, jesteście z Polski?

[@DontBeThatGuyMO]

I’m never disappointed with the unique array of projects you share. Definitely thought provoking stuff. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@GrassThief]

I'm not sure they'll accept the caps as legal tender to get through the gates to New Vegas if they are in block format.

[@TheMossey2003]

Have you ever done a Haunted or a Witch house in Resin?

[@domowywarsztatdiy]

Wow

[@maxxkax]

Nothing eco friendly about this at all

[@mariaisabelsilva957]

Top D +++++++👏👏👏 ,🇧🇷

[@keirstenmcpheeters1406]

This 1st video does not show how the wood was added!

[@ryandekalands3842]

Lol epoxy in a eco friendly video

[@mrmek2003]

Wau..

[@silvanofirefly1370]

Daran ist nicht das geringste Echo friendly!

[@randydube6075]

NOT ECO-FRIENDLY. These videos of making resin pieces to then lathe, is shockingly wasteful. Unless the initial container you broke to use as a mold, and every particle of shaving (resin and bottle cap shavings that are now inseparable) have been effectively recycled, then this has done the polar opposite of anything "eco-friendly."

[@GSX1402]

Not one part of this click bait nonsense was eco friendly. 👎

[@emilymulcahy]

Yall are gonna get someone hurt, metal on a lathe with no gloves or protection

[@davidonwp]

Wearing gloves for a lathe is totally wrong. You better lose one finger than a whole hand. Let's keep it professional.

[@emilymulcahy]

@@davidonwp not true

[@davidonwp]

@@emilymulcahy ohhh, really? Your answer is so constructive, based on deep research. If ever you tried to do a search on the web (instead of leaving meaningless comment) you get the following answer: "Never wear gloves when operating machinery with accessible rotating or other moving parts. This includes, but is not limited to, most woodworking and machining equipment such as drill presses, lathes, sanders, jointers, milling machines, grinders, and roll forming machines."

[@emilymulcahy]

@@davidonwp for most things yes, but not for metal shards