Heck yeah in the pressure pot! 👏🏼 👏🏼 I have no idea when I bought you a coffee so I’m not sure what item I helped with but I am so glad I could help with something! Cheers to you and all your subscribers, members and fellow coffee lovers ‼️‼️☕️
I am so happy for you. The test results were amazing for the amount of bubbles that were there. Thank you for doing it this way to show us the true difference between the two. You are great at what you do, my friend!
Hi Steve. You and your viewers might be interested in searching ‘pressure pot time lapse’ and clicking on Ben’s Worx as he shows with a camera inside the pressure pot how the bubbles dissipate from the bottom up 🦆💕
I learned about resin casting from a Dice making channel, and he used a pressure pot. I resisted for the first month or two, but everything i made, regardless of how careful i was or how i used a torch or heat gun, had at least 2-3 bubbles on an edge or top that ruined the coaster or whatnot. I made a DIY pressure pot from a video online, and used it and the pieces were PERFECT. I've used it a number and it absolultely make a better piece. I did 3D Print a platform that fits nicely inside (just a 9.25 inch diameter circle that is about 7mm thick and printed fairly solid at 60% infill) and then poles or risers. I glued them down and now can have up to 3 tiers inside the pot, able to pressure cure multiple items at once. cheers to you!
Wow what a humongous difference! Just goes to show that people who are big time into really larger molds probably should save up for a pressure pot. Idk if you view them but if you get a chance to, watch Ben Worx (has a camera inside the pot.. aka ‘pot cam’) or Jake Thompson. They have tons to offer for noobs pressure pot helpful fun/experience. Thanks for sharing your beautiful art videos! Lovely as always 👌🕺🙌
Dear Steve, I have learned all I know from you and I love. Watching you . You make me laugh and I love your personality and your additude Can you please show us how you store your resin molds ? Please before I get driven more batty than I am. I haven’t poured anything yet, trying to learn first . Thank you
NOW I HAVE TO HAVE ONE!!! WOW THAT'S A BIG DIFFERENCE.... I didn't think I needed it, now I know better. Thank you for showing what a clear casting can be achieved!! 🎶🎶🎶💋💖
I've seen so many artists that use pressure pots with their resin projects, and not a one (that I've seen) has shown the difference in this way. Thanks so much, Steve! I'm definitely curious as to how good pressure pots are at getting rid of bubbles in awkward places (like corners in letters). 💙
That is awesome!! I hope to get one soon. I could buy one now but I tend not to want to spend money once I get it. :P Of course bills etc. get paid but I rarely buy anything for me. - Heidi
@@toughtimes6596 Found it, wow that's clever. I want to try my hand at casting but don't want to buy a pressure pot only to use it a couple of times. Now I have a solution. Thank you!
@@wakkogn9351 My pleasure! That was my thinking as well. I don't have a huge problem with bubbles but do small pieces. I want to do some larger ones and thought it would be a good way to test it out 💞💞💞
🎨Steve🎨 I'm so glad you got yourself one. That first run is the best "this is how it works" tutorial I have seen, quick and straight to the point. I love that you showed us exactly how it gives you crystal clear by adding so many bubbles it looked like my children shook up their bubbles to make foam. Sincerly, thank you for that🥰! Beacuse of this video I just put one of these on my christmas wish list! 😊
I love my pressure pot, but there are still things to watch out for like bubbles in places like the rim of trinket box lids and bubbles on the edges of the molds or indentations. Other than that, it is such a resin saver since I rarely have any bubbles.
@Steve McDonalds arts and crafts I have 2 questions #1 what's the difference between a pressure pot and a vacuum chamber? #2 did your pressure pot come with the compressor included or was it separate? Thank you in advance and thank you for all ur videos
I would like to see what the differences would be if you took reasonable precautions to have no bubbles without the pressure pot vs the outcome using the pressure pot. I’m wondering how dramatic the difference would be if you did things like warming the resin before hand and stirring slowly etc. that we normally do to prevent excess bubbles. Take care and stay safe!
How do you mould without a pressure chamber? I built my own one and also installed a heating element underneath it to maintain curing temperature in winter
I use mine for a whatever molds will fit. I bought a shelf unit made to fit in the size pot. The shelves come out so I can set it up for tall or shallow molds. It saves me so much resin since I don't have near as many bubbles.
I would try to pop as many bubbles that rise to the top as you usually do with the lighter and micro brushes and then pressurize to get the micro bubbles out. Just a wild guess. I understand you really whipped bubbles in there more than you usually would for the experiment. Lol!
I think they are both bad results to be honest mate ..even tho the pressure pot one should of been absolutely clear it was actually worse than normal I thought there was loads of bubbles on that one .good demo tho mate 👌
Woot! We are #1! Hubby's name is on the pot (as it is on the paypal), we watch you together and I put in the donation
GOOD ON YOU! OBVIOUSLY PEOPLE LOVE YOU. CONGRATULATIONS!
Heck yeah in the pressure pot! 👏🏼 👏🏼 I have no idea when I bought you a coffee so I’m not sure what item I helped with but I am so glad I could help with something! Cheers to you and all your subscribers, members and fellow coffee lovers ‼️‼️☕️
I am so happy for you. The test results were amazing for the amount of bubbles that were there. Thank you for doing it this way to show us the true difference between the two. You are great at what you do, my friend!
Happy to see you used this tool! It gives me more courage to use my own.😆
Amazing, we got pressure pots at the same time. I use it only for dragon eggs, those tend to get bubbles. It worked great and only 35 psi.
Hi Steve. You and your viewers might be interested in searching ‘pressure pot time lapse’ and clicking on Ben’s Worx as he shows with a camera inside the pressure pot how the bubbles dissipate from the bottom up 🦆💕
I learned about resin casting from a Dice making channel, and he used a pressure pot. I resisted for the first month or two, but everything i made, regardless of how careful i was or how i used a torch or heat gun, had at least 2-3 bubbles on an edge or top that ruined the coaster or whatnot. I made a DIY pressure pot from a video online, and used it and the pieces were PERFECT. I've used it a number and it absolultely make a better piece. I did 3D Print a platform that fits nicely inside (just a 9.25 inch diameter circle that is about 7mm thick and printed fairly solid at 60% infill) and then poles or risers. I glued them down and now can have up to 3 tiers inside the pot, able to pressure cure multiple items at once. cheers to you!
Wow what a humongous difference! Just goes to show that people who are big time into really larger molds probably should save up for a pressure pot. Idk if you view them but if you get a chance to, watch Ben Worx (has a camera inside the pot.. aka ‘pot cam’) or Jake Thompson. They have tons to offer for noobs pressure pot helpful fun/experience.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful art videos! Lovely as always 👌🕺🙌
Dear Steve, I have learned all I know from you and I love. Watching you . You make me laugh and I love your personality and your additude Can you please show us how you store your resin molds ? Please before I get driven more batty than I am. I haven’t poured anything yet, trying to learn first . Thank you
That is an amazing difference! Thanks for doing this test. Love watching your Videos....learning a lot from you as I am about to begin using Resin.
Congratulations :) so happy for you
Wow thats amazing now I need one
NOW I HAVE TO HAVE ONE!!! WOW THAT'S A BIG DIFFERENCE.... I didn't think I needed it, now I know better. Thank you for showing what a clear casting can be achieved!! 🎶🎶🎶💋💖
Am I the only one who thinks the one filled with bubbles still looks sorta cool? 😂
So excited for you Steve! This will be a fun tool for different projects. Glad I could help you out! You deserve it!
Really great demo!! Can’t wait to see what you put in the pot next!
I've seen so many artists that use pressure pots with their resin projects, and not a one (that I've seen) has shown the difference in this way. Thanks so much, Steve! I'm definitely curious as to how good pressure pots are at getting rid of bubbles in awkward places (like corners in letters). 💙
That is awesome!! I hope to get one soon. I could buy one now but I tend not to want to spend money once I get it. :P Of course bills etc. get paid but I rarely buy anything for me. - Heidi
Those are the exact molds I used to test my pressure pot! 8-)
Love that you have your Pressure Pot . Yes there is a big difference in the resin
Wow! I was just thinking about this last night! I saw a video on a make your own pot for $10 and thought of you right away!💞💞💞
Where was that video??
@@wakkogn9351 Channel name is Jenner Custom Toys. Uses a bicycle air pump and a 5 gallon bucket.
@@toughtimes6596 Found it, wow that's clever. I want to try my hand at casting but don't want to buy a pressure pot only to use it a couple of times. Now I have a solution. Thank you!
@@wakkogn9351 My pleasure! That was my thinking as well. I don't have a huge problem with bubbles but do small pieces. I want to do some larger ones and thought it would be a good way to test it out 💞💞💞
🎨Steve🎨
I'm so glad you got yourself one. That first run is the best "this is how it works" tutorial I have seen, quick and straight to the point. I love that you showed us exactly how it gives you crystal clear by adding so many bubbles it looked like my children shook up their bubbles to make foam. Sincerly, thank you for that🥰!
Beacuse of this video I just put one of these on my christmas wish list! 😊
@@SteveMcDonaldArtsandCrafts thank you, so do I!!
That's brilliant. Would be good to see a like for like where you do pop all the bubbles in the non pressure pot.
Thank you for a realistic comparison.
I love my pressure pot, but there are still things to watch out for like bubbles in places like the rim of trinket box lids and bubbles on the edges of the molds or indentations. Other than that, it is such a resin saver since I rarely have any bubbles.
@Steve McDonalds arts and crafts I have 2 questions #1 what's the difference between a pressure pot and a vacuum chamber? #2 did your pressure pot come with the compressor included or was it separate? Thank you in advance and thank you for all ur videos
I love your explanations on why you don’t use the pressure pot because not everyone has one. I don’t have one either 😁
Beautifully Clear YAY!👏🏽👏🏽💯😁 TYFS!
Missed being on the pot by 11 days ☹️ but so pleased you have it now whoop whoop !
I would like to see what the differences would be if you took reasonable precautions to have no bubbles without the pressure pot vs the outcome using the pressure pot. I’m wondering how dramatic the difference would be if you did things like warming the resin before hand and stirring slowly etc. that we normally do to prevent excess bubbles.
Take care and stay safe!
How do you mould without a pressure chamber? I built my own one and also installed a heating element underneath it to maintain curing temperature in winter
Awesome tutorial 😊😊
If I get a cheap, used pressure cooker, buy a fresh seal, put a one way valve on top, and used a bike pump, will it work?
I just ordered my first pressure pot. I've gotten tired of bubbles. Now I'm looking for a decent sub $200 compressor
Hi Steve I have a question for you. Aren't pressure pots used for much larger scale project's? Example of that would be a wood turner
I use mine for a whatever molds will fit. I bought a shelf unit made to fit in the size pot. The shelves come out so I can set it up for tall or shallow molds. It saves me so much resin since I don't have near as many bubbles.
Yay you got it so happy for you my friend
Do you put water in the pressure pot? I have a digital pressure cooker and I'm trying to find out if I can use it for this purpose. Thanks!!
So happy for you that you’ve finally got your pressure pot
Wow that is awesome. I think my BIG pyramid could have done with a pressure pot 😂😘🥰
Wow, that pressure pot did a great job!
Hello, what air compresor you use?
Awesome looks Great! Congrats on New PP lol😂❤💯👏🏽👏🏽
whats the difference in a pressure pot vs and pressure canner...the kind you use to can food in mason jars ??
looks great, i seem to gravitate to the one not in the pressure pot.
Looks amazing, I’ve been wanting to get one but have no idea what I’m looking for. Which compressor did you get Steve?
Thank you so much 😊
What compressor are you using Steve im about to pull the trigger!
I would try to pop as many bubbles that rise to the top as you usually do with the lighter and micro brushes and then pressurize to get the micro bubbles out. Just a wild guess. I understand you really whipped bubbles in there more than you usually would for the experiment. Lol!
Very interesting. And I heard them knees lol 😆
@@SteveMcDonaldArtsandCrafts its ok I would of got down but not got up lol
do you still use this @Steve McDonald?
Love this! Now I want one. Lol
I want 1 too
Wow!
Thank you for sharing. U need to watch Nick z he uses the pressure pot
If you pop the bubbles with a lighter before putting it in the pressure pot, you won't get those bubbles on top at all....
I think they are both bad results to be honest mate ..even tho the pressure pot one should of been absolutely clear it was actually worse than normal I thought there was loads of bubbles on that one .good demo tho mate 👌