Using A Waterjet To Make A Spiral Marble Bowl With Resin
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2022
- We tried using our waterjet to make a bowl out of a marble countertop and blue glow resin. It was really annoying and hard.
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Even with the damage, it still looks good. If you made and sold these, you'd go bankrupt with the amount of work you put into making them. LOL
There has to be a way to automate the process. It'd probably be expensive, but I think it would be impossible.
I’m 100% sure people would pay $200 for a marble fruit bowl. I’ve seen people spend a couple hundred on the smallest of cutting boards.
@@XGrimzukiX it costs a lot more than that to make in terms of material, machine cost and time
@@Groovewonder2 do you mean possible?
Clear resin would have been better to keep the marble visible
This bowl was such an aggressive cascade of increasingly haphazard project bandaids and i love it
When I watch other channels making stuff like this, it makes me think I can do it because it looks so easy. Thank you for deterring me.
Props for powering through it when the resin started to set “early.” But, all things considered, it came out pretty decent. Can’t wait for you guys to perfect your process. Maybe make a silicone bowl mold. Like, use the bottom of a 3 or 5 gal bucket, fill it with silicone, then set the weighted glass bowl down into it. After the silicone sets up, remove the weight, pour some silicone into the glass bowl and let it set. Then you’ll have a negative silicone bowl mold you can put the spiral and resin in and it won’t be such a pain in the ass to remove
This is actually a very good idea, hope they notice it
It's soooo weird to see rocks just moving and flexing with such ease
cause all matter in the appropriate conditions is flexible, and flowing
also this is engineered stone, it's mostly plastic.
pretty sure it's "engineered stone" which is mostly plastic. The black grainy one that shattered before they could even use it was actual rock-rock.
If you think about how long that spiral is, its actually not flexing that much. Its a very long spiral. Btw very cute pfp :3
@@tsm688 Actually you can do this to any material 100% natural or not. At any point in the curve it is moving only by the smallest amount. I doubt the countertop was engineered marble and is likely natural marble
@@nanaki-seto Natural marble is **EXTREMELY** hard to find these days for various reasons - not the least of which it actually sucks as a kitchen surface. Hard to clean and easy to damage. Unless they went out of their way to helicopter something in from a quarry, it's "engineered stone", meaning, mostly NOT stone.
Granite on the other hand, they still do granite countertops. And their granite, as expected, shattered so instantly they only show it for three seconds of video. The quartzite they did in another video is probably real too.
This bowl had no right to turn out as good as it did.
I wish they tried making a Pyrex bowl. At least try cutting Pyrex.
Don't know if it would work or if you already tried. But if you lowered the spiral over the smaller bowl inverted then put big bowl on top and flipped then together it should be lower stress on it and have less chance of breaking.
good idea
lol this is one of the jankiest things I've ever seen but bravo to y'all for pushing it through to something remotely decent looking
This is such a backhanded compliment
The entire channel is classically janky it's hilarious
Why do the resin experiments always go wrong? Also love your guys videos, they're the best to watch while on the toilet.
Easy, cause they don't properly plan. That is basically their entire channel, but it is fun. Not trying to offend.
Lol.
I'm on the toilet too.
Well then it's not just the bowl in the video getting destroyed.. I approve
On toilet rn lol
This is the exact combination of "poop joke immaturity" and "fun maker content" that I come to TH-cam for.
You guys should do 2 or 3 of these and send them to Peter brown. Curious to see how he would handle this.
That joke at the end is genius. Best part of the video.
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Use thin flexible metal flashing strips or taut paracord when you put it in the bowl to help support it and then pull them out from under it when it’s in place.
Ooh, that'd probably work.
The best thing learned by this one is that anyone no matter how....slim between the ears, can turn a bowl.
I admire such experiments so much
A strong recommendation when working with epoxy resin is to use nitrile gloves and avoid all contact with non cured resin. This is because, even though it is very uncommon, contact with uncured epoxy can cause epoxy allergy, which is a very bad allergy, you will no longer be able to be in the same room as uncured epoxy ever again without nearly choking to death.
This is super crazy I've never heard of such a thing
@@thomasbarlow4223 No, as I said it's very uncommon. In the unlikely event that it triggers an allergic response though, it's devastating.
I would love to see Peter Brown take a crack at it! Very cool idea and bowl!
I like how you took something new and made it look old
the water jet channel slowly becoming a crafts channel is an unexpected evolution i didn’t expect but i love it.
You guys should send some of these bowls to a couple of those people that do this kind of work. I think that would be cool
That would make an amazing custom marble sink. cut the spiral into the counter and cast it in the marble counter in resin
🤣 🤣 🤣 omg that little "Ghost" cut was too f*ckin funny!
"time to sand it down"
Full Send into another Ghost scene 😂😂
I love how each and every video is like watching the titanic sink. Keep up the fuck ups please! They are hilarious.
I’m watching you Daniel, always watching.
The best part about adding Amish Paradise is that the next line is "You know I shun fancy things like electricity"
You guys are creating some cool stuff.
Mitchell's resin power-helmet is pure win.
I get it's kind of a 'home project', but you guys really got to get the right tools.
Glue a block of wood onto the bottom of the resin bowl before you put it on the lathe next time. Drill into that or use some chuck jaws.
pretty much what I was going to say.
What kind of magic car is that, that it teleported when you dumped something in it?
It's related to the magic lick that open boxes
I'm sure it's been said, but just in case it hasn't. Use deep pour resin. It's got a much longer cure time and releases bubbles far easier. Also, if you want to speed it up, it would be safe to heat something this small/thin to around 90-110F for around 3 hours and it should cure in less than a day. Even just pointing a space heater at it and turning it frequently would make it cure fast.
Wow the way it moves after being cut is mind boggling 😂
What a journey!
That's crispy 👌🏽
What a very cool idea.
Why'd you have to do Engineering Explained like that? 😂
I like the rustic look 😂
Cut out a wood spiral one and send it to Bobby Duke or Nick Zammetti to make a resin bowl out of. Would be awesome to see what they could do with it.
What?
Someone who is professional and knows what they are doing
Sounds boring
If you ever do try this again, I would try different kinda resins whenever it breaks and maybe something like a vacuum seal bag made from stuff that burns or chemically dissolves easily.
I'm sure Peter Brown got a nice chuckle out of this one.
I can't really explain it, but your videos have the same energy as Micarah Tewers to me. Somehow the same chance as her for grievous bodily harm as well 😄
Doesn't look horrible even though it broke a few times lol and the resin fail from the start 😅
I love the ghost parody
This episode is giving Peter brown nightmares
thats a really cool bowls
Well, props for perseverance, even though nothing was done correctly over the whole process, haha. Most turners I see would use a sacrificial piece of wood to fill the space where you don't want resin, and then hog it out on the lathe.
This is pretty rad
You should spray it with mold release
they did. they don't call him non stick neil for nothing
I love it !
Eh it will take a few of em to figure it all out but i think it will pay off in the end because they all look great already once you get things figured out they will look awesome
You guys need to do another video of you cleaning out the tank of the water jet.
You guys should collaborate with Peter Brown! The resident king of dipping random things in resin on youtube
it would be cool to make a sink like this right into the countertop
Reminded me of the ancient art of fecal shining
lol. Great Ghost reference.
The amount that went wrong on this went way past tragic and reached comical within the first few minutes
1:50
Mitchell(?): *shows a can of mold release*
Me: "THEY'VE LEARNED!!!!!"
If you get a sodalite tile and do this with clear resin, it'll look very interesting under UV light.
Sodalite under UV goes a nice pinkish red, but is normally a blue marbled rock.
Now have a auction for the bowls I’d bid on the glowing bowl
Soon you boys will be selling these spiral bowls on your website? They are really nice!
Thanks for reminding me about Amish Paradise..
The first one looks like "engineered stone" which is mostly plastic. The ones which break easy are actual rock-rock
Rock rock? Like Tyrone Biggums rock?
@@user-sz2px8pv3f The kind you dig out of the ground. I have no idea what a biggums is.
the original project had such a beautiful potential, it began to suck when you chose blue resin instead of transparent. And then it become a nightmare lol
I like the bwomp you decided to add at like 1:47 it really adds to the immersion
Congratulations, it looks like a Special Ed third grader made it
If you improve the process of making these, you could actually start selling them. I'd love to have it.
So THAT'S where that helmet came from!
Might have missed it but do you guys use mould release for the resin, will make it alot easier go get the form off the bowl,
All things aside that is bloody amazing mate awesome work
very nice
As an avid watcher of Evan and Katelyn your haphazard used of the resin made me really uncomfortable, but then again, most of your stuff could be described as haphazard use of X ;)
Hey have you guys though about using some mold release on the Pyrex bowls?
Should’ve done that probably
You should have used mould release
0:14 H E Y 😂😂😂😂
Nice
Use a pressure pot not a vacuum chamber. The pressure pot will reduce any air bubbles to a microscopic size you can't see. It will also eliminate the need to vacuum multiple times
You guys should reach out to Peter Brown for tips about working with resin
You should try it with something black
I bet you could sell more of these than you do knives. This could sell for hundreds at some kind of IRL craft fair too.
Each one takes days of effort
@@tsm688 not now that they know how to do it
It’s like they have learned nothing from previous attempts. Are these guys part goldfish?
You guys need to start an online store and sell these.
Why use the vacuum chamber before?! You still pour it and introduce tonnes of bubbles, limiting working etc.
Vacuum chamber after. Or pressure pot
Not big enough chamber probably
I would buy that
That is indeed half-decent.
If there wasn't mold release they would have to break the glass to get it out same with the wood one
Clear powder blue glowing
Next one 🤷🏽♂️ maybe
S M O K E O U R B O W L
The granite maybe broke easier because it is igneous. The marble is metamorphosed. The grain structures have changed.
I never enjoyed making a fool out of the apprentice. Laughing along however
"Don't break"
***crack***
_sigh_
Where's Dan?
what quality do you cut it at i run a omax so idk if the computer is the same but looks like a 4 to me
So, if you want to put the coil in the bowl without breaking it, hold the coil in your hand and put the bowl over it, upside-down. Then turn it all over.
"Our biggest risk is breaking it"
In other news, the sky is blue.
Keep making them, there looking better and better.
I looked up train wreck......this video popped up.
But that's how you learn... I guess???
Ok yall, use plastic bowls. Cast your lathe mounting hole in the resin. And lastly....marble don't turn to well with wood lathe tools.
Yeeyee
Sunk cost fallacy much?