What did you use to paint the crystals? Did you pour the resin while the crystals were still wet to get the smoke effect? Also, did you add the blue dye immediately or wait for the resin to become gel-like in order to get the smoky effect?
The crystals are poured with pigments in liquid form. You can think of it as a form similar to oil paint. I poured white, and immediately poured blue-toned resin. The resin then hardens and heats up. This heat causes the white pigment to rise upwards. As you can see from the video, the heat causes large bubbles to form. As the resin increases in height, the internal heat cannot escape upwards and generates a lot of heat. Given this moderate height and amount of resin, you can make some great smokes too. Please come to see often.. 😊😊😊 Thank you...
@@DrPoxy_ Thank you for this insight. It's exactly what I was looking for. I'll have to test this out. I use a deep pour resin that I can pour up to 5"/12cm and it barely gets hot. It also has very few bubbles. It is a low viscosity due to its deep pour nature and as a result, does not create much heat at all. Most pigments that I add too soon just sink to the bottom because it starts out so thin. I love what you've done though and I haven't seen many smoke effects in this type of application.
I used crystal clear resin. I'm still not sure exactly what the difference is. However, it is a resin that hardens for 48 hours. (Low viscosity resin) There are almost no air bubbles at about 10cm(height), but when it is higher than that, air bubbles and heat are generated. There were many places where the resin information was not detailed, so there were many difficulties in choosing a resin. Then I was lucky enough to make this. I'm working on something else for a while now, so I'll upload resin soon. Thank you for your interest. 😊😊😊
There are a lot of things I bought in my country, so it's hard to answer. But I'll try to answer as much as possible. 😊😊😊 The link is unknown, so you have to find it on Amazon, etc... epoxy : crystal clear epoxy resin (with hardener) wood : red pine wood (recommend using a better one) glue : any wood glue, instant glue acrylic : clear transparent acrylic sheets (1T) If you need help, I’ve got you covered... Thank you..
@@MrCed0802 You're welcome.. But I don't understand well... Are you asking what is better to put on the wood? Instead of crystal? No need for crystals, just let the light scatter well. If I don't understand, ask again. 😊😊 Thanks..
It is important to bleed the air out of the hole by inserting the resin. It was more difficult than I thought, and I remember getting the air out by repeating it several times. The dropper(dropping pipette) was easier to work with than the syringe. Good luck.. Bro..
Mãi mới thấy kênh về Epoxy của Việt Nam. Em rất thích những tác phẩm tự làm. Thật là tuyệt
Cảm ơn
Hãy ghé thăm chúng tôi thường xuyên.
Gorgeous!
Thank you...
Please come to see often.. 😊😊😊
Great job Dr Poxy! This is very nice! I'm subscribing to your channel and looking forward to your creations! Thank you! 💜 Pam 🙋
Thanks for subscribing... Pam 😊
I will post a lot of good works in the future.
So good 👍👏👌 amazing 👏
Thank you for your attention. 😊😊😊
Good!
Thank you...
Please come to see often.. 😊😊😊
Is it worth
It is a work that is worthwhile to me.
thank you..
where do u find the crystals
I bought it from sites such as Amazon, Alibaba, etc...
Please search by crystal or crystal stone
Please come to see often.. 😊😊😊
What did you use to paint the crystals? Did you pour the resin while the crystals were still wet to get the smoke effect? Also, did you add the blue dye immediately or wait for the resin to become gel-like in order to get the smoky effect?
The crystals are poured with pigments in liquid form.
You can think of it as a form similar to oil paint.
I poured white, and immediately poured blue-toned resin.
The resin then hardens and heats up.
This heat causes the white pigment to rise upwards.
As you can see from the video, the heat causes large bubbles to form.
As the resin increases in height, the internal heat cannot escape upwards and generates a lot of heat.
Given this moderate height and amount of resin, you can make some great smokes too.
Please come to see often.. 😊😊😊
Thank you...
@@DrPoxy_ Thank you for this insight. It's exactly what I was looking for. I'll have to test this out. I use a deep pour resin that I can pour up to 5"/12cm and it barely gets hot. It also has very few bubbles. It is a low viscosity due to its deep pour nature and as a result, does not create much heat at all. Most pigments that I add too soon just sink to the bottom because it starts out so thin. I love what you've done though and I haven't seen many smoke effects in this type of application.
I used crystal clear resin.
I'm still not sure exactly what the difference is.
However, it is a resin that hardens for 48 hours. (Low viscosity resin)
There are almost no air bubbles at about 10cm(height), but when it is higher than that, air bubbles and heat are generated.
There were many places where the resin information was not detailed, so there were many difficulties in choosing a resin.
Then I was lucky enough to make this.
I'm working on something else for a while now, so I'll upload resin soon.
Thank you for your interest. 😊😊😊
جميل اخي
شكرا اخي 😊😊😊
do you use a vacuüm pump? and where are you from?
Ik gebruik een handmatige pomp.
Om de vorming van luchtbellen te voorkomen.
Ik ben een Koreaan.
Kom alsjeblieft vaak kijken .. 😊😊😊
Dank je .. 😊
영상 잘보고 갑니다~ 이쪽에 대해서 잘 모르다보니 굉장히 신기하네요. ㅎㅎㅎ 구독하고 갑니다 :D
감사합니다.. ^^;
직접해 보시면 더 신기할겁니다.. ㅎㅎ
앞으로 자주 놀러와 주시고, 궁금한 것은 언제든 물어보세용..
Hello. Would you have the links please to know exactly what you used : Apoxy, wood type, glue etc..
Thanks so much in advance
There are a lot of things I bought in my country, so it's hard to answer.
But I'll try to answer as much as possible. 😊😊😊
The link is unknown, so you have to find it on Amazon, etc...
epoxy : crystal clear epoxy resin (with hardener)
wood : red pine wood (recommend using a better one)
glue : any wood glue, instant glue
acrylic : clear transparent acrylic sheets
(1T)
If you need help, I’ve got you covered...
Thank you..
@@DrPoxy_ thanks a mot for your reply. Greatly appreciated.
Just one thing. What can we put on the wood to make it look nicer?
@@MrCed0802 You're welcome..
But I don't understand well...
Are you asking what is better to put on the wood?
Instead of crystal?
No need for crystals, just let the light scatter well.
If I don't understand, ask again. 😊😊
Thanks..
@@DrPoxy_ thank you 🙂
Dr,What kind of glue use for this work
I used wood glue.
Sorry for the late reply...
i am so confused at 7:54 you seem to inject epoxy inside the thing. how did you get a hole to inject ??
It is important to bleed the air out of the hole by inserting the resin.
It was more difficult than I thought, and I remember getting the air out by repeating it several times.
The dropper(dropping pipette) was easier to work with than the syringe.
Good luck.. Bro..
How to changes light if this light is damaged?
This was made as a prototype, so I didn't think about damage or bulb replacement.
Next time I'll think about replacement.
Thank you for your interest.
Hm, ich frage mich wie das aussehen würde, würde der blaue Teil schwarz sein und das weiß gold, würde das dann auch noch leuchten?
Hmm .. Schwarz wird andere Farben verdunkeln.
Aber ich werde es später versuchen.
Bitte komm oft zurück.. 😊😊
진짜 연기가 피어오르는것같당...
열심히 만들었습니다.. ^^;
관심 가져 주셔서 감사합니다.. ㅎㅎ
Love these videos but the music is horrible. Gives me a headache
HAHAHAHA 😅😅😅... i'm so sorry...
It's not easy to select music... 😒😒😒
@@DrPoxy_ i love this music on your vudeo its fantastic