THE MATCHSTICK LIGHT!
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Please note that my channel is for entertainment purposes only. You should NOT rely solely upon the information and techniques discussed and displayed in my channel.
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I love how consistent you are. 2+ years of "I dont actually know what this wood is, but it looks cool, so I'll use it and see what happens." No snobbery or pretentiousness. It's quite refreshing. Thanks Nick!
quite right...but fame and power often goes to people's head
I think it's really awesome how you just figure stuff out as you go along. I like that you start projects sometimes without even knowing what you want as the end product. Way cool.
Super cool! I love how you rarely give up on a project. It's really inspiring.
That - STUNNING ! ! ! Yea, "gutting out" the center leaving the match sticks to float in an un-natural state was impressive. And watching how you got there - even better!
Thank you for sharing...
Nick, the wood was "green" or not dry. The pressure pot forced the moisture that was in the wood out into the resin.
GRAIN-E-ACK haha it created a cool affect . Thanks man 😜👍🏽
Ooooooo. Thank you science side of TH-cam
I thought maybe it had something to do with the drill holes and match sticks not being glued in. Figuring the square matchsticks dry fitted into the round holes would leave a surprisingly large of air that would come out under pressure or in a vacuum. But I'm no expert by any means so I could be completely off base, lol.
@@tracymclaughlinholmes677 I was thinking similar
Watching your videos makes me want a lathe. Just to see what I could create.
Nick- thank you, this was a fun video to watch. I would like to say that even though the project did not end up as you originally intended it looks fantastic. I think that sometimes I learn more watching how creative you are when you are saving what you call your "fails".
So glad you turned that piece into a light - It's UNIQUE & BEAUTIFUL!
I love it! My all time favorite resin piece you have ever done! If you could figure out how to recreate this effect just think of the funky things you could make! Love you Nick, thanks so much for sharing with us all the work you do!
Oh man, your shop-vac must get such a work out! He’s the real mvp
Love your inwaffled video . More relaxing and that why I watch TH-cam is to relax
Wow... you rescued that project my friend! Thanks for the videos Nick.
The painter, Bob Ross, always said, "We don't make mistakes, we have happy accidents."
Rick Daniel haha I love that ✌🏽😜
Rick Daniel “happy little accidents” gotta love Bob Ross he was an phenomenal artist.
Very well said... 👌
Bob Ross would not say that if one of his paintings looked like it had been dropped on the floor from a great height.
Bob didn't say that...Bill Alexander did. Bob couldn't even think for himself...he had to steal everything from his teacher. Karma came around though...he died BEFORE Bill.
My family will watch every video of yours together thanks for the bonding!!!
Oh Nick I love when you funk things up😊
TheAnti-Guru haha thank you ✌🏽👌🏼😜👍🏽
Yay :) Something decent to watch while I'm up at 3am lol
Ashlyn Hayes you kinda look like sansa stark in your profile pic
Hey thanks for that ..it made me smile 😜👍🏽👍🏽
Ju Ri I don't know who that is but I'm assuming it's a compliment so thank you lol
One of the characters of game of thrones.... and yes its a compliment :P
Ashlyn Hayes literally me right now. Lol. 3:45am
Love this little light perfect night light..Resin and wood. My 2 favorite things .Just stumbled across your site can't wait to see all of your art
You should make something with poker chips and playing cards! Beautiful lamp!
You know what they say, Everything happens for a reason! Love your design!
That is so pretty! Cool effect that the resin came up with. I love the ideas you come up with ❤
Really enjoy your videos Nick you are very talented and the commentary is always my favorite makes me laugh every video. The trumpet was awesome.
Really interesting effect in the resin there Nick. Thanks for the mention to
The Woodworking Shed thanks buddy no worries mate . Love the bowl 😜👍🏽
Nice bowl John.
I'm impressed Nick, a man who reads directions!
glad that you kept this because it is really beautiful!!
Thrilling video. I really did not know if it would all work out. Came out stunning.
am hooked on the wood turning thing! I find it fascinating, and Nick , you are a refreshing hoot!!!
This is what I call a "Happy Accident! " I love weird and funky stuff like this! Nice work! Keep the videos coming!
Crackin project mate. I really like how if something doesnt go as expected you stick with it and make something unique where alot of other people would scrap it all together. Keep these awesome vids coming mate!
Way too cool!! So happy I found your channel. Certainly very talented and make me laugh!
you know what wouldve been cool? colored string wound tightly around the sticks o.o kind of like that nail board/string art
That is an awesome piece, would look really good on my night table. Reminds me of the kerplunk game we used to play as kids.
I love it when you have happy accidents LOL. This piece was stunning!
Very cool effect on your "Cosmic Kerplunk Lamp" Nick. Now, if only you could do it again but on purpose!
Sludgepump dam that's a cool name man 😜😜😜👌🏼👌🏼
Cool lamp, cool name! That thing has Kerplunk written all over it and it's cosmic as ever. I reckon it cracked because it traveled through an alternative dimension in a parallel universe. Whew, lucky you got it back man!!
I thought it looked like Kerplunk too
Always entertaining Nick👍
Wow you have grown from 45k to almost 300k in a little over a year. I've just recently stumbled upon your channel great content so far cant wait to watch the rest of your videos.
Amazing!!!! I have wanted you to hollow out the inside of your inlay pieces for awhile!!! Turned out freaking epic!!!
I loved this, it came out amazing! I need to get a lathe now, so thanks for that :)
I love it. No matter what it will be. Nick you always do very good work.
Another great one! Always conform to your art, it won't always conform to your idea
Hi Nick ! Greetings from Brazil. I love your work.
I believe the reason for that 'glass effect' is due to the air pressure between the matchstick hole and the resin under pressure: the air is trying to come out (pushing the matchstick out) and the resin is building a thick barrier to let it be released while in the pressure pot. A little bit of engineering here....
Hope it helps ! Bye Eliana Gotilla
Hello Nick, Ive been watching your video’s now for about a week since I came across your channel & I’ve always find your video’s interesting & entertaining from start to finish. My fav so far apart from this project has been the river table even thou the epoxy resin leaked out you we’re able to rescue it & the finished results looked amazing 👍🏻
Was bored at 5am so started cruising youtube. What a fantastic find :) That piece is just great.
Since I subscribe to most of the exhibitors you've got on board already it would be seriously stupid of me to miss a chance like this to actually see them in person (I've got to see if Izzy really is the craziest sane man on the planet!). Long trip from Scotland but I think it'll be well worth it so the saving is started. Se you there and thnks for organising it.
As always amazing! Thanks Nick.
Another Nick Zammeti special!!! GREAT JOB!!! ❤️
Think that's great...lovely for a coffee table etc.
The fractured resin is really cool looking!!
Really fricking cool my friend. Would love to see you do an updated version.
I really like that rounded LED light. I think the light disbursement is more even, as opposed to the other pointy type of LED that makes it look like a spot light.
WOW! that's amazing. You are amazing. Great job. :)
I really like the wood you used on the top.
6mins and 20 ish sec love the cracks in the resin looks cool it's like when they do those aluminium ant colonies
Nice job Nick! BTW, you remind me of a cross between Colin Furze and Phil Jupitus :-)
hahaha hey thanks brother
It looks amazing Nick. Cheers mate
I like how that turned out! You created a nice piece from something that looked like you might have to throw it out.
Brilliant it looked like a large sticle brick at the begining then you made it epic NZ 👍
Мастер на все руки 💪👍👍👍
Люблю твои работы 😍
Awesome lamp bud, keep up the great work man. Enjoy your work and the growth of yoiur channel
I love it! It looks so awesome!!!
That's funky, Nick.
haha idk if you look back at your comments but im lovin your vids, its great and satisfying...keep up the good work
funky . i love it. Cheers Christian from Germany
Wow, that would be a nice bubble bath light. You know, instead of a candle...I LOVE IT. I WANT ONE.
I really like your videos! You make it fun and entertaining. Thanks~
Nick the moisture in the green wood perhaps. Love you work.
Looks cool Nick I wonder if you could put a little go pro camera and one of those little lights you used in the project, inside the pressure pot and see what happens during the curing process. I don't know if the pressure would affect the camera. Thanks for the video
That would make a really cool kids nightlight
Match-o Man in the world of art.
I was thinking how cool it would be if you could make a resin chandelier!!!!!
That looks so cool!!!!!! I swear I would buy something like that for my room ^_^
I wish you knew what went wrong with the resin so you could reproduce that effect, I love it!
Wuuhuu ... that is fantastic !!!
Very unique ,like it very much you suprise me every tine👍😁
You did it again!!!! 😻 👐
I was so afraid that was going to explode when you started hollowing it out.
The resin was setting and the air in the holes couldn't make it out in time. It actually looks really good 👍
The Fractured Matchstick Light.
Turned out quite nice, Nick. I was worried the whole time that it was going to fly apart.
Fairy lights would look cool inside
Nice job Nick Keep up the great work :)
Interesting! I like it with light 👌🏼
Really cool, Nick. Interested why you switched from Alumilite (polyurethane) to Epoxy? Would be good to try with no wood (or a lump of metal) - I think you have heat-induced, stress fracturing. Amazed it didn't go bang!
i agree with you that the air came from the matches holes, guess it was stuck in there when you were pouring in the resin, this looks so nice but i think you should kinda fill the outer cracks to prevent any more splitting or breaking ;)
keep up the good work.
Great outcome! Any recommendations for a fella's first lathe?
Its so interesting to read all the teories for the cracking that have already been given! Some have some know-how behind them. My initial guess would have been that the resin didnt go into the drilled holes and therefore there was more air in the resin and it didnt have time to leave before it hardened. But now i think that it probably wasnt that but some of the other more sofiticated guesses like miscalculating the resinmix or the moist wood. But an awesome result nontheless!
Oh...do a light with little plastic fish! Would make a great nightlight!
Reminds me if a cats eye marble!! I like it!!
Nick make a sweety jar with resin and real sweets...would look awesome!
Have you considered making a tea pot out of wood/resin? You could go with a tempest theme as a nod to the Bard. It could have a tea box as a related project! Keep on blowing your trumpet or for those of us in the US tooting your own horn! Waffle on mate!
TRULY FUNKY!!
the bubbles looked Absolutely like an art-skill, well done! new trendline maybe? it´s Very beautiful 0.0 :D
The sticks pin the pieces together ❤
good job of taking an oop's and turning it into a wow.
Awesome job mate.
The scenes of endless quantites of resin flying off in micro thin strips and going all over the place are *hilarious. Have you ever made pens or items with secret compartmens such as twist-lock key/jewellery storage that looks like 'ordinary' art? I'd prob. have inset a recessed On/Off button in the light base. The pencil/lolly stick items are lovely items. I wonder if you could recreate that air bubbling effect because that was very "Aquarium-other worldly"..
That is so cool awesome 👍👍
Beautiful and funky😎! Is it possible to dye the strands of resin and reuse it? I was also wondering why you didn't clean the piece up and put it in resin again? Very much a novice here😊!
It kind of looks as if you held water in stasis. It's like something you just want to turn around and around in your hands watching the light fracture through it. Neat, Nick!
i think with you getting rid of the wood that was in it was a great idea because i see as it if some one or some thing had shot a bunch of match sticks into piece and it shattered it n broke it on the out side . nice way to save some thing that didnt turn out at first nice save man love your channel . i subed a few days ago
Have you done anything where you've used the shavings of the resin?
Is it possible the resin got too hot while curing and the heat made it crack? Still looks pretty cool!
Do you leave your pressure pot hooked up over those 24 hours so it can re-pressurize automatically if air leaks out? It looks like pressure was added just as the piece was setting and it was too much and caused it to split depending on which parts of the resin were what hardness.
I really like this one