Fascinating. Thank you for sharing your technique. I often get so bored watching technical videos but you are quite pleasant to listen to. Will be watching for the next release of the claws.
Nice. I got a similar chipped mug from Frankie’s, 11th anniversary mug from shag and they sold it, added color to the area. It was on the bottom edge, but noticeable. I wasn’t asked if ok. If I tried to return, Frankie’s would just sell to someone else. And since limited edition, no more mugs. So not everyone screens out the seconds. Paid full price
That's one good idea to use even the shattered pieces in a kiln, like they say, "Accidents can always happen" so always keep the best looking accident and throw a artistic spin on it
Timing is everything, right? For those "in the know," this video comes at a very opportune time when many of us are trying to figure out what to do with a certain dud bowl. Regardless of politics, great video and demonstration of reuse.
Another great episode! LOVE that you didn't give up on these and found a creative solution to repurpose them into something AMAZING! (I was on tenterhooks waiting to see how you were going to attach the ceramic to the wood base!)
What an amazing way to save and re-purpose a piece! I really want to try making one (on purpose from the start 😂). Thank you for showing the process and troubleshooting, it's always so helpful.
the filler in your epoxy putty is probably micorballoons - i buy them separately to adapt the ratio with epoxy resin for different viscosities. nice video as usual!
free form air... kinda like Great Stuff spray foam. I used to install stuccoed foam commercial signage with cans of Great Stuff, to hold the foam sign onto one or several steel posts set in concrete.
Fascinating. Thank you for sharing your technique. I often get so bored watching technical videos but you are quite pleasant to listen to. Will be watching for the next release of the claws.
Thank you so much!
Nice. I got a similar chipped mug from Frankie’s, 11th anniversary mug from shag and they sold it, added color to the area. It was on the bottom edge, but noticeable. I wasn’t asked if ok. If I tried to return, Frankie’s would just sell to someone else. And since limited edition, no more mugs. So not everyone screens out the seconds. Paid full price
Oh no! Sorry for the chip. It was probably too dark in Frankie’s to see it 😂
That's one good idea to use even the shattered pieces in a kiln, like they say, "Accidents can always happen" so always keep the best looking accident and throw a artistic spin on it
Timing is everything, right? For those "in the know," this video comes at a very opportune time when many of us are trying to figure out what to do with a certain dud bowl. Regardless of politics, great video and demonstration of reuse.
Another great episode! LOVE that you didn't give up on these and found a creative solution to repurpose them into something AMAZING! (I was on tenterhooks waiting to see how you were going to attach the ceramic to the wood base!)
Thank you so much! I spent days debating the best way to hold the claws onto the wood. So glad I opted for the epoxy dough!
What an amazing way to save and re-purpose a piece! I really want to try making one (on purpose from the start 😂). Thank you for showing the process and troubleshooting, it's always so helpful.
You can do it!
YAY!!! Wonderful remix. And, you sold out! Eeeee!
Thank you! They sold quick (so happy!) - I believe I’ll set aside a few of the next edition to make into trophies
Truly brilliant ... as always! So glad these found good homes. Any chance you could share the deets on that laserable brass?
The 'your name here' is so funny. Better than a real name 😉
Thanks! That was Mrs VanTiki’s idea 😅
Love this idea, the finished result is impeccable!👍🏻
Thanks man!
the filler in your epoxy putty is probably micorballoons - i buy them separately to adapt the ratio with epoxy resin for different viscosities. nice video as usual!
Yes! That was my guess, but I didn’t want to commit on camera in case I was wrong 😂
So cool!
Thank you!
free form air... kinda like Great Stuff spray foam. I used to install stuccoed foam commercial signage with cans of Great Stuff, to hold the foam sign onto one or several steel posts set in concrete.
I was SO close to using great stuff foam! I even bought a few cans of it - I was concerned about it expanding either too much or too little.
If you tweeked the design you might could use that wall mount to hang the mug.
Perhaps that may happen on a future edition 🤔
4:23 - Watcha hidin'? ;)
I was wondering if someone would notice! 😎
AWESOME
Thank you!
16:36 - No glove change - you just gave part B cooties from part A. LOL
😂
omg dude this is so brilliant! ahhahah
Thanks!
Great stuff! Could you let me know where you sourced the wall mounts?
Got them on Amazon - search for Z-clip flush mount picture hangers. Lots of size and quantity options
Can I ask what the crab is under your Apple monitor at your desk? Is it just a toy or a ceramic piece?
Well spotted! That is a display model by a toy/model company called KAYODO from Japan. They make excellent reference models of many sea creatures
Amazing use of the claw. What were the little holes in the base for?
They let me peek in to check how well the epoxy gripped the wood.
@@vantikistudio That's what I thought, or maybe to shoot in the expanding foam you mentioned.
How are they gone already??
There were only 4! Very rare specimens.