I've seen plenty videos where they actually do what it is you're describing - but crucially, they don't explain WHY they're doing it. So thank you for taking the time to explain this really important technique!
This shows why Peter is the CEO. Amazing way to explain, very helpful tricks. Thank you for taking out time to help a lot of people like me who are new in casting field.
I used my ladies "personal orbital sander" to get the necessary vibrations and it's much cheaper than anything I would've purchased at the hardware store.
I've actually never seen a resin piece in photos online without a single air bubble, there's always a couple here or there in those translucent pieces even in the most clearest ones. Most people don't seem to care, but it's one of the main reasons why I can never use resin, I'm too much of a perfectionist, I'd only use it to make faux ocean water with little fish. I am using silicone though and I'm learning how to avoid bubbles, some people say to put in the fridge for an hour but that seems like the opposite effect.
Has anyone tried to warmp up the silicone before mxing it with hardener? Cuz the one i use it tends to gets hard very fast so it doesnt come down like that
if this was that easy then everyone would be doing it. So it probably doesn't work as great as he says it does. Or it's only for very specific circumstances
I've seen plenty videos where they actually do what it is you're describing - but crucially, they don't explain WHY they're doing it. So thank you for taking the time to explain this really important technique!
This shows why Peter is the CEO. Amazing way to explain, very helpful tricks. Thank you for taking out time to help a lot of people like me who are new in casting field.
I used my ladies "personal orbital sander" to get the necessary vibrations and it's much cheaper than anything I would've purchased at the hardware store.
loved it, thanks a lot, I'm just getting into casting thing in silicone molds and this genuinely helped a bunch.
This is great! Other than using a vacuum chamber , I haven't been able to cast any resin sculptures without air bubbles. It's maddening!!
I've actually never seen a resin piece in photos online without a single air bubble, there's always a couple here or there in those translucent pieces even in the most clearest ones. Most people don't seem to care, but it's one of the main reasons why I can never use resin, I'm too much of a perfectionist, I'd only use it to make faux ocean water with little fish. I am using silicone though and I'm learning how to avoid bubbles, some people say to put in the fridge for an hour but that seems like the opposite effect.
Best video ever! Answered all my questions
tried the pour method as described with Dragon Skin, ended up with thousands more bubbles. Guess it depends on the silicone type
Thank you! This has been super helpful.
Thanks for not destroying this video with S*** music.
Genius! Thank you for posting, very helpful info.
Just wanna say thanks, this helped a lot!
That was Hoppingly(its a real word that is) good Info thanks.. will try it on my next Project..
It sounds like a very Aussie real word
Thanks for the tips. This was very helpful
Superb Explanation. Cheers.
Thanks for sharing your videos. They’re a great help. N.K :)
Thank you very much!
How can we apply this in production liquid silicone mixers? 9/10 results in bubbles and this isn't applicable!
Very Informative . . . Thanks sir
This video is useful ~thank you~
helpful - thanks chap
Thx a million
Has anyone tried to warmp up the silicone before mxing it with hardener? Cuz the one i use it tends to gets hard very fast so it doesnt come down like that
Thank you very much, super clear :)
Thank for the tip..
Very helpful 👍
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hello,how you clean the brush?
He mentioned the brush was disposable. Hope that helps
@@stephaniemarieflores4164 thank you ^_^
if this was that easy then everyone would be doing it. So it probably doesn't work as great as he says it does. Or it's only for very specific circumstances
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good tips, unfortunately the videography is so poor it makes it hard to watch. Had to give you a thumbs down.