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Make a Lot of Grass Tufts - Self Adhesive Too!
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- Опубліковано 15 гру 2017
- Pumping out a thousand individual glue dots sounds about as fun as smashing my finger with a hammer. So why not make it fast and easy with templates?
The template is made of a plastic garage sale sign bought at Menards. About $.95
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Holy cow! Thank you for this video! I had no idea you could make these so easily. This is amazing.
No worries. Glad you enjoyed it.
Your tutorials have a great quality to them. Keep up the great work!
I have done this using my Flux Capacitor . . .works great.
Nice! What on earth is that machine you use and where do I get it?
This is incredible. I need this many times about 100 to cover the entire track I’m currently building. Definitely going to try this out
🤯 Always wondered what the method was, for these little gems. What an incredible technique.
Now that's bad ass! Thanks for sharing.
redmist1122 You’re welcome.
Fantastic idea! I love the foil backed parchment paper. Didn't even know that existed. The sifting of the grass is a good tip. I just loved watching all the grass fly up to the paper. Oh, and your music background is nice. Great volume.
Terranscapes the paper also works really well for catching the slop from resin casting. Doesn’t stick at all.
Oh wow. Of course. Even without the foil backing. I need to buy a roll that just lives in the studio. :) Thanks.
Amazing tip! Great video thanks!
Thanks TTS.
Mad genius!
Amazing man. Great job and thanks
Thanks and you're very welcome
foil backed parchment paper. WOW !!! Such a simple thing, but boy what a difference. !!! Put lots of holes in a thin piece of plastic and hey presto !!!! Thanks for that.
Unfortunately, as near as I can tell, it’s not made anymore.
@@TheTabletopSpot Oil Slick foil backed parchment paper it's $30 per roll but cheaper if you buy multiple rolls.
Great method, looks like a better result (with regard to the grass standing up) than the hand held electric shock device, that drops the grass from above. Only suggestion I'd make is: try it using carpet tackifier instead of PVA, you end up with easy peal off, self adhesive tufts, that need no extra adhesive, and mold to the texture of whatever you are sticking them to (with a little prodding).
It is carpet glue. I just happened to have an empty pva glue bottle laying around.
Your flocking box will be more powerful if you stick rubber feet on it. Else it is double earthing and losing charge through the bottom.
good suggestion
Super video Sir!
Warped Clips thank you
Incredible work there and awesome idea. Mind to share the sheet material you're using as a template?
Drizzt24ftw it’s a plastic garage sale sign from the hardware store.
Great , good clear video
Great video! Quick question, do you clip the foiled parchment paper or just hold it over between both hands? Can't see the sides of the paper well and not sure if clipping it and holding one end will cause a shock or not. Please advise, thanks.
Amazing, fantastic
How do you prevent the grass fibres from falling over while the glue is curing?
Way cool! :)
A BIT helpful?!?! This is amazing!
Awesome Eric! I noticed that you modified the flock box. It's showing two jacks on the side. One for the clip and one for a wand. Do you by chance have a tutorial on the mod? I would like to go that way without screwing it up. LOL. Thank You in advance. Mike A
I’ll have to go back and look at it. In a while since I put one together.
@@TheTabletopSpot great thanks!
Hi this is awsome. but can you send me links for all the grass types you makeing, where i can buy it.
And for the machine you are using, what i need to have to make this at my home
Thanks
GaldorX
wtf, what is that machine!!!! I wasn't prepared for the last bit. Please explain how it works.
I dont understand? How did that happen, did I miss something?
Now I am a follower of your videos and I like them. Could you recommend me where to get the static lawn in the United States because in my country you can not get it? Thanks for your valuable help.
I either buy it from a local shop or I ordered it from world war scenics in the UK.
I guess it's been a while since I checked the comments. I normally buy my grass from World War Scenics or Serious Play. Both are based in the UK, I believe. It take a couple weeks for shipping but I order quite a bit at a time.
What was that static machine thing called
A flock box or tuft maker.
@@TheTabletopSpot hello. I can't find it on amazon. Can you post a link, where you bought it? Thanks man
I made mine. There is a video on this channel with instructions.
Hi There, What equipment is the one you used to place the flock on top? Do you have the link to the store where you bought it?
I have another video on how to build it, complete with equipment list.
Thanks!!!!!
You bet
Sweet green grass ! How the hell did you do that !
Does it matter the brand of pressure sensitive adhesive or type?
Holly molly grassy...
The template idea is great! Curious as to why you put mixed sizes together, rather than having a regular array of three separate sizes?
It's a convenience for people that buy from the web site. Buy one and get 3 sizes rather than having to buy 3 packages for 3 sizes.
@@TheTabletopSpot Fair enough. Thanks!
A little confused. You show tacky glue in a bottle and Stix 2230. Which one did you use and is it self adhesive?
I just reused an old bottle
What material do you use to make grass tell me thnx
So ... what was the point of drawing the random dots first? A pretty but pointless pattern?
It would have actually been a better plan to space the holes so that the glue wiping motion would fill the holes most evenly.
But whatever.
What kind of glue is this?
It’s a pressure sensitive adhesive. Basically it stays sticky after it dries. I get it at a flooring supply shop.
@@TheTabletopSpot Do you use two tipes of glue? Because you show The sensitive one and then the tacky glue, how do you do?
The tacky glue bottle is just something I refill with the pressure sensitive glue.
Sous-titres en français svp merci 🙏
Can you tell me what that white machine you held paper over please
I have another video how to make a static box or more commonly known as a flock box.
@@TheTabletopSpot thanks
the paper, its a conductive paper or normal ?
It's aluminum foil on one side so yes, it is conductive. The larger the paper, the harder is gets to handle, so when I make a large batch, I'll clamp it so 1/4" plywood with tiny spring clamps.
Tkx, from brazil...
Working is too good but you are using the big tools to make it that I don't have
Basic tufts you can just use elmers glue, put a dot, grab a clump of grass and press it onto the dot. As the glue dries it shrinks pulling the fibers tight into each other and making them stand up. It doesn't look as good but works in a pinch. Can also use the elmers glue, and a static grass flocking wand for a better effect. However both will need to be glued to the table and won't be self adhesive. No big deal to me really as I tend to glue tufts down anyway.
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Amazing tip! Great video thanks!