WATER-washable Resin + Casting Tiny METAL Parts for 1:64 Die-Cast Cars (Gaslands)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 เม.ย. 2020
- I use Elegoo Water-Washable 3D print resin for the first time, see what it takes to make molds from the parts, and also try metal casting in regular silicone.
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Yes, but he totally should have a show on DiY
yup
Truth
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Well, it's not what the auto captions was made for hahahah.
I absolutely lost it when the mold squeaked, and crafsman couldn’t help himself making it squeak more, then does this ‘I better stop this or I’ll be squeaking this all day’ hand gesture.
For those curious I think they mean around 8:40.
I JUST read your comment then it happened lol that frustrated wave
Admitting a suggestion was the better option but explaining how you used what was readily available is such an important lesson. We don’t always have the best materials or access to them. The heart of crafting has always been innovators making something out of nothing. I truly appreciate you.
And the deadpan dad jokes! “Allow me to introduce you to today’s guest speaker” - people are sleeping on your comedic wit.
Crafsman, I am not new to modeling and crafting, and I even have a degree in art. I have been watching Gaslands crafting videos for weeks and the amount of information and ideas I get from your videos is an order of magnitude beyond what I get out of other videos. I am so impressed by the way your videos are so dense with information and instruction, and yet so entertaining that even my young kids can follow what you're doing.
They probably quoted your Luke and Vader dub for about 3 weeks, which is forever in kid time!
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Eric, I wanted you to know how much I value your encouraging words. "Dense with information" is what I really needed to hear. Sometimes I wrestle with whether I've put in too much or too not enough. I do try to share stuff that is beneficial and practical, and it is encouraging to get this kind of feedback. Thank you so much.
@@TheCrafsMan I agree, your videos are just FULL of useful information that no one else can compete. I've watched gasland mod videos for a little over a year now and when I saw that you started I flipped my lid. I've learned so much more from your two videos than I have had that entire year. Was I robbed? Maybe, maybe not. Maybe it was to prepare me for the awesome content you bestowed upon us mere mortals. :)
@@TheCrafsMan you can't put too much info into your videos. They are amazing and getting better and better
@@TheCrafsMan I love the "dense with information", and I think I just witnessed my first CrafsMan wardrobe change around 1:59! Inquiring minds want to know: are the dish gloves over the trademark black-latex gloves or in lieu of?!
I have never seriously considered donating on patreon to anyone before because I feel like so much content on the internet is just a rip off of someone else or cookie cutter content. But I started becoming a direct supporter (and if you can, I encourage everyone else to as well!) because your channel is so unique and unlike anything else! I think your content is totally different and well crafted and I would love to see you go full time with it!
Thank you so much!
So did I, first time even looking at how to support someone on youtube-luv the Crafsman and his lovely family.
You certainly have a gift Crafsman. Imagine how much better school would of been if teachers had the knack of being able to make us smile, laugh and teach at the same time. You sir, do exactly that. Thank you for being you.
Ok so, honest confession...
Sometimes I fade out watching these videos and find myself just listening to Crafsman talk through my headphones... Theres something very Bob Ross about his style that just chills me right out.
Nothing better after a stressful busy day then laying on my favourite couch that is way more comfy than it looks and grabbin my phone and headphones and just decompressing with the Crafsman.
Criminally underrated channel imo.
Oh man, at first I didn't know what to think of comments along these lines. "Mannn, I need to get some EXCITEMENT in my videos!", is what I would consider. But I've had so many people talk about how it helps with their anxiety and all... and now it is of so much more value to hear things like this. Thank you!
This channel will forever be the best unintentional asmr channel
Hey CrafsMan, I design jewelry and do the same thing you do: 3D print the object, then create a mold from it but I use Mold Star 15 (curing time 2-4 hours). This is a great for slow-curing molding material. A tip i learned a while back, especially when working with smaller , detailed parts is to use a silicone brush to apply the molding material first to the surface of the piece.. Once you've coated your piece with a generous amount of brushed on molding material, slowly pour it onto the piece, this will greatly reduce the amount of bubbles on the surface of the model; in fact, I've never had any bubbles appear on mine. This is ideal for when you don't have access to a pressure chamber. Thought I'd pass this along since you've always done an awesome job sharing your knowledge. Keep up the great work!
For the reduction of bubbles, you can use a syringe for that. Start with half the syringe volume of mold liquid, and then pull back the plunger all the way and create a vacuum and remove bubbles. It's a cost effective way, not sure if it could be helpful for your jewellery making
These silicone and resin companies should be giving you sponsorships like yesterday!!! You show so many cool ways to use the product and get TONS of views!
You are like the Bob Ross of crafts. Soothing to the ears and great entertainment. Keep crafting!
Anybody else just get home from a long day at work and their day just got a whole lot better? Cause mine did, thank ya Crafsman!
What kind a turkey neck gives the craftsman a thumbs down?!
Die-casted cars are not my thing per se but I always watch your videos because I enjoy your voice and approach to sharing and teaching . Never stop.
I was going to hit like just for the "guest speaker" joke but then I realized I already did
Thanks for reminding, me I forgot to like.
'Let me introduce you, this is today's guest speaker'...pops tiny speaker out of the mold hahaha! That took me by surprise.
I became a supporter of your channel because I appreciate what you do sooo much. I have three grandkids and I want them to spend time with me, watching you and making these crafts. Thanks you so much.
I can't get my wife to watch any other craft channel. She will only pay attention to your channel specifically. Something about the way you mix entertainment and information makes a perfect combination. I myself cannot get enough of the videos as well. Much love
Nothing better than relax, have a drink and watch The Crafsman do his thing.
T=7:51 Dad humor has reached a new level. Spectacular.
And to paraphrase what someone else said below: Thank you for going into specific details regarding your instructions, personal experiences, and recommendations. There’s more to learn here than if I directly searched “silicone molding and casting”. On top of that, the variety of materials you use.. Thanks, man.
CrafsMan, I REALLY appreciate you showing how you clean your 3D printer. I've not seen or heard of anybody else doing that in a video. Not that they haven't, but I saw you do it 1st. That's not something I've considered. Just thanks for doing that. Have a great day & we all love you too.
Glad that was useful! Thank you for the feedback! The process was a lot easier with this soap+water situation, PLUS now I don't have to feel bad about using so much isopropyl alcohol (especially given our current circumstances). :)
Your videos make me happy in even the darkest of days. Thank you.
One of the few TH-cam channels i watch at normal speed. Most others i use 2x, but the crafsman needs to be receive without being rushed
hey crafsman, just wanted to hop on and tell you i appreciate your videos, i live with a bit of anxiety in my life day to day, but watching your videos always gives me a moment to calm down and learn something new, keep it up and much love from New Zealand c:
Harrison Hart same here boo 🐰
Y'all... knowing these things does a lot to my heart. Love y'all!
I love putting your videos on while I work and just listen to it in the background. It’s very relaxing. 😌
You need to make one of my favorite movie cars, The Bluesmobile!
HA! I'm laughing so hard when the mold squeaked and your reaction! You light up my life, CM! 🤣
Praying for you and yours in the storm :)
I sincerely appreciate that!
Crafsman, you are my spirit animal .. puppet.. dude type thing. 😁
Your channel makes me wish I'd stuck with toy prototyping back in the early 2000's. Love your videos, Crafsman. Stay healthy.
I feel that theCrafsMan needs to grow a scraggly quarantine beard
You notice the soul patch took a hike?
I may be about to work on one, thanks to your comment! ;)
I like the sound of weaponized hotwheels cars. Great videos by the way man.
Crafsman! If you pour that powder over a piece of paper, you can just pick it up, fold it in half, and funnel the rest of that powder back in the bottle. Just like how you funnel the last of the chip crumbs in your mouth once you done with a bag of some chips. Anyways, I love y’all, and keep steady craftin.
That “guest speaker” joke was everything, thank you Crafsman
Finally, a new resin casting video, Yay lol. Keep on crafting 😎👍
I don't think we could love you any more than we already do sir
CRAFSMAN ROCKS WIT SOLID INFOSSTRUCTIONAL!!
Watching crafsman make me a very happy carrot
Using pewter in a normal silicone mold !?
Crafman , you crazy !
Love you !
:D Thank you! You know I've gotta try and take it to that level sometimes. I'm surprised these molds didn't get scorched and lose detail. I believe if I woulda let the (lead-free) pewter heat up too much, it woulda happened.
As seen said before here, The Bob Ross of Crafts. Keep on going crafts man!
I was totally expecting a crafsman single to drop mid episode when he got distracted by the squeaky mould. Lol
Stay safe with this rain Crafsman. Just had a 4 mile wide tornado here in Hattiesburg
Wow I would like to see a news source there once was a town in tiffin Ohio my grandmother and uncle witnessed it pass their family farm and a couple miles down the road it wiped the town off map permanently
Wes Brackman the RC enthusiast Wow
You should pull this. Don't mention locations.
@@sclogse1 why? I mean what is the logic behind that? Not trolling... I legit wanna know what you mean.
@@thegenerousdegenerate9395 agreed
Distracted CrafsMan is the best CrafsMan. We all get distr..........
When your mold squeaked, many mice came out of the woodwork. It's a mold and a mouse call, ooh!!!
I sit transfixed all through your videos and thank you.
LOL! :D I'm picturing that now. :) Thank you so much for your kind words.
Hey Crafsman! Watching how excited you get about the stuff you make and sharing techniques with others melts my heart. Things have been kind of tough for me lately, but everytime I watch one of your videos it takes me away from it all for a little while. Thank you so much for making the content you make. I hope you and crafsfamily are staying safe and healthy
National treasure.
Mighty kind!
I can't see "National Treasure" without thinking "IT'S ON THE BACK OF THE DOLLAR BILL!" :D
A friend of mine suggests adding spaghetti noodles for vents when you are mounting your original.
Also: FLASH! (Ahh-ah!)🎶
The phrase "spaghetti noodles" made me question my pacifist ideoligy.
I have never heard of the spaghetti noodles one! Always used toothpics or golf tees, etc. That's great! Thank you!
Ooooh yeah! Cheeky lil black-wash appearance! Gotta love that black-wash! X
Can't believe you got Willow on VHS!!! Awesome.....def should be kept in such an awesome display as yours
ROFLMAO! "Textbook landing" - STOP it, Crafsman, you KILLIN' me! LOLS!
Hey Crafsman it's awesome to see how many subscribers you have now! The variety of craf you offer is one of the best parts about steady craftin (besides you being one of a kind) Really loving the hotwheels cars modifications!! And if it is your goal to do full time steady craftin then full time we shall work together to achieve!
This man is the G.O.A.T
Special Guest Speaker - made my morning Crafsman! :) Keep On Keepin' On sir.
Feelin exceptionally kooky today! Funny stuff!👍🏻
4:16
THIS IS WHY WE LOVE THE CRAFTS SHINOBI
Great video Crafsman! Stay safe!
Love the jokes in the video always make me smile thanks crafsman and keep steady crafting my friend
I hope you can make it to full-time status with your crafting. You are a perfect inspiration and a wonderful teacher, and I think that deserves to be recognized!
The best part of Crafman videos is when he has to make sure he's completely alone before he introduces himself
You videos always made me very happy. Thanks for your hard work! :D
MORE THOUGHTS ABOUT THE WATER-WASHABLE RESIN (Stuff I forgot to say in the video!):
- The ODOR of this resin is a lot less objectionable than I'm used to. Standard Anycubic Green is the least pleasant I've experienced, with Elegoo Gray being far more tolerable. But this Elegoo Water-Washable is the most pleasant out of the bunch, to me. Still some odor there, but no headaches this time. :)
- For CLEANUP alone, this will be the resin I lean towards. So much more enjoyable. I didn't have to do the multi-step clean on the FEP film to get it back clear. (Normally I'd clean, it'd go cloudy, and I'd clean again.) Just soap and water now.
- As far as STRENGTH... like I mentioned in the video, all 3D prints are an inbetween step for me. Since I always prime/seal, mold and cast to get the final part, it only needed to be strong enough to withstand that. When breaking parts away from the supports, it felt about as snappy as the Elegoo gray I was used to, but I can't say which is technically the stronger resin.
Thank for sharing and keeping us smiling gotta luv crafman jokes hahaha we all have to have patience stay safe be well
Dude. I seriously love you. Especially when that mold squeaked! LOL!
The guest speaker 👍
Keep doing what you do craftman! I love your videos and the mentality that you keep throughout. It is very inspiring, and hope that you can continue doing what you love and bringing us all joy through what you do on your channel. You inspire us (me and my friend Kelsie) in our creative persuits!
I love you, Crafsman. You always remind me of the best in us.
Thanks, The Crafsman!
CRAFTSMANNNN can you please make a video on things you can do with small pieces of scrap wood?
Thank you for the idea!
Thanks for the link to some of my gaslands models. Glad you like them!
Absolutely! Thank you for making them, and thanks for checking out the video! :D
That textbook quip was an entirely new level of dad joke. I love this channel!
Crafsman, I would love to see what you could do with a Glowforge laser cutter!
thanks for everything you do crafsman
Text book landing...................lol Well played.
There is probably a way to name a Klingon something that comes out phonetically close to Yourhost Thecrafsman. "Ya'hast Dak'rafzmin". We need this character in Star Trek somewhere.
That actually reminds me of my D&D character's name lol
He'd be the most chill Klingon ever.
"Alright, today we're gon' show y'all how to make you a real nice bat'leth right in hya...'
Craftsman, you should totally sell some car upgrade kits on your Etsy. That would be cool
CrafsMan, just found one of your videos today and loved it. I have been at my computer now for 2 hours, just watching and loving all your videos (the ones I've watched so far). I will also add I am not new to modelling, crafting and even action figure building, but your videos are still awesome. You give so much information and present it so well they are awesome as are you my friend. Keep up the great work.
Crafsman, your channel is just perfect! From making squeaking noises to telling us about soapy soapy and rinsey rinsey water! I've been watching you from early on, and feel like I've learnt a lot with you, but truthfully I'm not just here for those wonderful, creative lessions, it's your delivery and sincere, innocently happy vibes that makes it complete.
Keep making your projects, keep making your wonderful figures and keep making us all smile with your wonderful channel. Lots of thanks coming your way from UK. :)
That speaker is magnificent.
Hey Crafsman! i really like your videos, keep it up man! much love from Brazil, hope you and your family are well.
Your videos are so entertaining to me, Crafsman. They're just so cool and i get inspired to make my own crafts. I love toy making, painting, customization, any form of art really. Keep with the awesome work❤
Craftsman! I just wanted to let you know how much I love your channel and all you do! I've always dreamed about doing all the things you do on your show but could never afford to do the awesome crafts you do. But there's been a lot of times that you've been an inspiration for me and my nephew when he asked me to create something for him. Most recently he asked me to make him a detectives style badge for him to match his favorite cop on his fav cop drama. So I used a cheap little jr sheriff's deputy badge from the western store and a few layers of foam paper with superglue and then a belt clip from an old tape measure. After some steady crafting, boom detective Juice (My nephews nickname)!
Only my second video, but I love your channel. I'd really like to see your take on miniature terrain for D&D and other tabletop games.
Craftsman, you should send your custom cars to 3DBotMaker to have them race. Their channel is fun to watch seeing Hot Wheels race down the track with great and funny announcers making the races feel realistic.
Crafsman-- thank you for bringing up about corn starch baby powder. I switched over to that over 20 years ago. I could not believe people were still buying and using the other stuff that could have asbestos in it and cause health problems (and shame on the companies that still make the old stuff). The corn starch powder works just as well. Actually just plain old corn starch works as well, just doesn't have that "baby" smell on it, which I can do without, quite frankly!
Hey Crafsman! Everyone at our studio loves your channel! Smooth-On has stuff to help those uncured molds cure (Inhibit X). It is probably a sulfur contamination problem. Inhibit X supplies platinum in solution to cure the mold after a cure failure- miraculous stuff!
I used to dislike the Fiero but after looking at the engineering behind it. I have learned to respect it for its advances in engineering.
I just found your channel yesterday.
I just wanted to know how to mold silicon.
Now I’m binge watching.
Great job!
Always a treat when you upload. :D
Blue gloves today!
Fully torqued
I live for this 0:05
Thanks for another great vid! :D
It would be cool if you still did mail time and we could send stuff in but instead of keeping it you showcase them and then send them to your other fans who send stuff in! :D
I liked seeing what everyone in your community was working on! Really inspiring! :)
Inhibit x is you friend when using platinum silicones . Or Tamiya primer the 3d printed part first . Or just use tin and you'll never have to worry about any of this .
Watching these videos makes me want to take up model making again. I might even share a couple pictures of the mess i make. thank you once again CrafsMan for a quality video, much needed and much appreciated.
CrafsMan, you are a delight and a joy to watch and listen to. Your videos provide an island of calm in the storm of this pandemic (and the stresses that come with it). 👍💯
you are an absolute pleasure to watch and listen to
Crafsman only just gettin started rught here....
Dat rught there just made my day!!!
Crafsman, I love these Gaslands videos. They're super creative and fun to watch.
Awesome......you are a genius my friend.
Crafsman I love your videos so much. You inspire me endlessly