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that's really nice work. What material did you ise for the casting? Is it epoxy ?

what cad program is that?

This video inspired me enough to make a thingiverse account and upload the design. I hope this can be helpful directly or through inspiration. thing:6862724

I spent the entire first half of my evening designing basically this... Two end caps and then I was using some sheet aluminum to fold around and what not when I decided to just print the whole scoop. It works better than I expected. Sand down the contact edge and make sure to wash it thoroughly with a soft brush. I just printed another one in TPU, I think that will be nice for rinsing and no chance of burrs ripping into the mesh.

way high imaginations. ahaksss😂😂😂

Thank you!! this was really helpful! I was balking at the cost of screens in my country and I didn't realise I could make them myself!!!! THANK YOU!

Thank you, and with respect

Cheers for the video, mega useful! do you think this would be good enough for waterproofing up to a few meters in depth?

Love it, thanks!

Can i use it for candle

Good afternoon I have a question which brand of black t-shirts I buy to print the design. Do you have a link?

a grease gun and a fixed mold casing such as a section of rectangular steel tubing schedule 40 a slice of steel spacing material and wedges to apply clamping pressure, a grease fitting on one orifice and a vacuum port with a manually operated check valve. Suck the air out and the media in as you apply pressure with the grease gun loaded with an old tube cleaned and re filled with 1 part or two guns filled with parts A & B of a 2 part media,

Can you expand on the acetate film and coating? Where can one get some?

The infinity mirror look was amazing. As it was a top-down view, it just seemed to suit the overall look.

Incredible work. I wasn't even expecting a hand-painted background and it's the most amazing part of the vid.

hi, the vaccum machine u use is about 8 cfm ?

Why dont you use a line screen table as the Asians do

are you going to do some R&S stuff soon?

Great job.

GRAND DAD!?

Can you tell me about the sides of the mold that come apart? Did you do this modification also? Thanks

Excelente idea, yo primero pego dos lados con Resistol atomotriz y quedan muy bien, lijando las superficies y eliminando cualquier filo que pueda rasgar la tela. Pondré en practica la idea. Gracias Bro.

Is this food safe? I need a particular part for a coffee mug, it'll be in contact with boiling water for quite a bit

These tutorials are gold. Thanks so much

This is not using a 3D machine to make the mould….! I am very dissapointed in your site for your baited thumbnail!

urethane vs silicone gasket?

Wow, incredible.

saludos tube buenos resultados con resina abs like, suerte

You sound like young Jordan Peterson!

Very cool diy upgrade!

Love your work ! Do you have a tip for getting two pieces of glass in same size? do you cut them yourself or order them bulk?

If you do create custom gaskets remember to make them available to your customers. Gaskets always wear out and are considered disposable. Add identification to the parts so people know which gasket they need.

Thank you

Very good results! I am curious why you choose to do the cel on glass instead of acetate?

Great job

1:20 ayoo rick knows how to whip the pot

You can make a Rocky and Bullwinkle animation cel, if you find the right one 😉

Great video. Your collection looks great. I’m a weirdo that uses dip pens. In the past I never got what I wanted from paint pens. Partially as I’m working on a smaller scale and need thinner lines. I’m going to have to try out those technical pens though. I skipped through at first, as I wanted to see your whole process, and was surprised you were painting over your inks but then realized you were using glass and it made sense. I use acetate and I ink the front and paint the back to keep things isolated. Can’t do that on glass though… well you could if you really like that parallax look.

I believe you are incorrect about the Inhibit X contents, SDS only has to show hazardous parts and can leave out trade secrets unless it's hazardous. It's considered a mold release and I believe the naphtha is just the carrier solvent that allows application to the surface. The naphtha likely almost all evaporates leaving the actual active compound behind. That being said some spray coatings (clear lacquers) work as spray inhibitors but some also contain sulfurs so it's hit or mis and I was reading a forum recently where they mentioned a name brand that was used by mold makers for years suddenly stopped working since they changed formulas (but you can't tell by reading labels or SDS).

What is the background paper size and type of paper that you're using there?

Great vid. Please consider using real music as opposed to the free stock music. It makes a huge difference to the quality and doesn't put musicians out of a job.

I would love to have a dip pen mold.

Or you can just use Tin cure like you’re supposed to 😂

Would’ve been nice if you mentioned in the video that you also need a vacuum/pressure chamber and not only “put it in the oven” And also would be very nice if commented on toxicity of urethane and the fact that you need to do it in a well ventilated area (not in your apartment) and probably wear some respiratory protection?

I know that you used glass to draw and paint Bugs and Taz on but if you used an acetate film (cel), what would be best to transfer drawings on to it: a nib or tech pen (with the appropriate ink)? I believe old time animation artists used a nib. I am trying to find a process that will maintain the integrity of the original drawing when transferring it to a cel. Do you know if photocopying was ever used in the process of animation or did they always have to be redrawn on the cel using the original pencil sketch? I have not seen anyone recommend using a copier.

Hey man really loved the idea but that cone holder tho i really need to get one do you still have them

This tutorial is just what I needed. I have to try it again like you as I did the very same but didn't work! It's for a wand replica that has a feather inside as core Fenix feather and I wanted to make this effect like if it were fire, but I think is too narrow to achieve it... I will be satisfied just If I could make colors fall vertically. But again, thanks for the tuto. Great work!

Me gustó y mucho. 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😊😊❤❤👍🏻

What did you use to get the black line details on the white medical cabinet?

Great video. Did you use the air brush to coat each section with the clear acrylic varnish to prevent peeling when using the film?