I'm a 4th category. I thought he was leaving it on intentionally so the shells would stay white on one side and blue on the other for some cool contrast.
Bake the shells at 350-400 for an hour or so. Basically disintegrates the membrane and breaks down the natural waxes in the shell, which should also allow the dye to penetrate deeper. Was told about that by a guy who created small carved shell nightlights.
Ive made eggshell art pieces before, my method of choice was placing them into bleach, bleach will eat the membrane away, but the outer shell will be untouched. Leave it to dry out and no smell, nothing. Placing them into oven may cause brown spots and weird smell if you dont seal it later. By the way, you can use wood glue to glue them, if you glue a glass surface, place a big chunk on and crush it onto the surface, it will create smaller cracked pieces on it, after a little mosaic work, it will create interesting lamp shades and candle holders.
@@glass4600hard boiled may be easier for longevity & transport (like lunch or keeping in the fridge for later) but scrambled is superior! May the white & yolk never be separated again!
Not sure if you had any leftover shells, or if you saved them, but I think a neat idea would be a spatula handle, with different colored shells, so you can flip your eggs, with shells
The vinegar is slowly dissolving the egg, basically etching it. The dye attaches to the etched surface really well, that's why it only sticks to the surface instead of going through the whole thing. When I was in middle school we had a science project where we just dropped an egg into a beaker full of vinegar and left it for like a week, after which point it was just the inner squishy bits left over.
I'm a crazy chicken lady, of course I know about the membrane. Cool side note, I have a breed of chickens called Easter Eggers ( technically a mix of Americana and aurucauna) but they lay blue/green shelled eggs. The cool part of that is these eggs have fully blue shells, unlike brown eggs where the brown is a layer added just to the outside
I grew up with those kinds of chickiens. I thought of them immediately when he started doing this. I think they would look really cool in a bracelet like this.
Peter, I like the egg-speriment. I think it turned out very wearable. As for the gold leaf blank, I think a pen to write checks with would be a fun idea. Thanks for the great video and for taking us along.
With regards to egg membrane, Use boiled egg shells its far easier to locate and remove the membrane when you peel the egg. That bracelet made me think of the famous Japanese wave painting. I wonder what effect could be created by stacking the shell rather than random placement! Excellent as ever thank you both for sharing x
That's what I was thinking too! As pretty as the faces of the shells are, I think I like the edges with a little bit of blue face in between better! It'd be really cool if someone could do this but do it on a flat plane and select them individually to make some kind of painting, like the Japanese wave thing, but in shells 😄
the micro mesh part is honestly kind of therapeutic. i love the shine it gives items, and when you explain it it's kind of like a little ritual. Ah, yes, the micro mesh tantra. we are now entering zen.
Every time I see you spray mold release I wonder if dry shampoo (which is basically spray baby powder) would work the same. Maybe something to try for the next Dye Trying segment.
Peter, once again, absolutely stunning. The depth of color offset by sharp white contrast is gorgeous. It had me thinking it would be incredible if you made it as a thin panel/veneer for a box lid or used different colors for a stained glass/marquetry. A tip. You can peel a good chunk of the membrane right after you crack the egg open. You won't get it all, but should get 50-75% and it's easy enough you can throw the rest out and just eat more eggs.
Very cool project! You should do this again but don't dye the egg shells after removing the membrane. I think having a dyed side (maybe black or another strong color) and a plain white inside could be a cool effect.
Very cool, I was definitely hoping for a blacklight shot though! Also, my wife said to try baking the eggshells - the membrane should separate easier and it has the added benefit of sterilizing the shells
Looks like a fun and over-easy project! Glad removing the membrane wasn't too hard-boiled. 😉 So glad I now have company inside the pot. I was getting lonely in there.
It's absolutely insane to me that anyone who ate eggs or even broken eggs before didn't know they have a membrane... As for the result... It's probably my favorite thing you've ever done and I'd love one but smaller and less thick cuz this is one chonky bracelet
This is one of my favorite finished looks in all the projects I've seen you post. I'm really curious what a lot of colors would look like, and also what a finer crushed shell might pose to be.
I love the script you set up with the laser. It’s neat! The finished bracelet is beautiful. Anybody that likes the color blue would love this. I giggled at every single “punny” joke. Your sense of humor is one of the reasons why I subscribed.
What would a Dipit episode on foam peanuts look like, could you stabalize them? They would expand greatly in the vacuum chamber, I'd love to see your take on this!
Ive always found that its easiest yo remove the egg shell membrane when you wash out the eggs while they are still large. Once you start to break them into smaller pieces it gets really difficult to get it all. Best of luck next time! ❤
Oh! oh! Make a calligraphy pen out of the goldleaf- And I knew about the membrane, it's used in a folk remedy as a natural bandaid for small cuts and abrasions apparently-
Thank you for the lovely chill videos! As for the gold leaf... I think it would make for some wonderful looking knife scales. ESPECIALLY if you can get your hands on a knife blank of non-typical material, like bronze or silver or ceramics... Or maybe something etched, though those I assume are even more expensive than bronze and silver.
I've like alot of your projects, but this, to me, is one of the most beautiful resin inclusions you've done. I want to make something with resin and dyed eggshells now. My trouble is I have almost none of the necessary things. I do have eggs!
Personally I'd take that gold leaf blank and mace a fountain pen with it, there are plenty of fountain pen kits online really could go with the eye dropper fill style as well and get a colored ink to either match the gold or contrast it nicely. There are special inks as well, but no Indian inks mind you, that are a little pricey but glitter glisten it's extra fine so as to not clog the nib reservoir.
I don't know why, but when I saw the blue eggshell pieces, the first thought in my head was 'alien cornflakes'. Like that would be something an alien or spaceman would have for breakfast in a sci-fi movie. Edit: The combination of resin ribbons and eggshell dust coming off the piece is a really neat visual effect!
It's eggselent Peter. I used to do mosaics, little coaster size things. I would boil the shells clean and the membrane isn't too bad if you do it every morning or when you use a few eggs, and I'm glad you started with a round mold this time, less resin waste and yes make your own mold, could be a video too
That looks so cool, the dyed outer layer and the stark white inner shell are such an amazing, graphic look :) While I did know eggs have a membrane, I did not consider it affecting the dye job since I've only ever dyed eggs once as a child.
I LOVE this project! It’s exactly the sort of thing that shows off the capabilities of resin in a fascinating and aesthetically pleasing way! Plus, it’s made from garbage, which is always great!
Been watching your channel for many years. Never really valued micro mesh personally until I started using it myself to restore vulcanite tobacco pipe stems. It’s the best!
No yolk! You absolutely cracked that one. I'm sure the fashionistas would be willing to shell out for something as egg-cellent as this. OK, am done now :) Seriously, I love the contrast between the internal part of the shell and the dyed outers.
This turned out so beautiful, the overall effect really makes me think of watercolour, with the gradients and patterns like sweeping brushstrokes. Also I think the golf leaf blank you made would look gorgeous set into a bracelet like that, the blue and gold and similar textures with really compliment eachother I think.
We use the eggshells to feed the chickens (to meet their lime needs). To do this, we put the eggs in a metal bowl and put them in the oven at 150 degrees Celsius for 45 minutes. The membrane dries out and can be easily wiped off afterwards. The eggshells are then crushed in a mortar. With our quail eggs it looks similar, disadvantage there is that the egg skin is somewhat firmer. For this reason, they remain in the oven for over an hour.
This is the best looking dipit in a long time, maybe ever. I'm a huge fan. Well, I'm fairly short so not huge in the traditional sense, but like in the inside. Which is made of egg shells.
That turned out to be beautiful and incredibly unique! Thanks for demonstrating this! I also very much appreciate your transparency in sharing your struggles. That took a lot of guts, sponsorship or not. Kudos to you! ❤
When we used to save shells for confetti eggs I’d peel out the membrane when I washed them after emptying them. It adds a few seconds to the washing, but is much easier and quicker than going back through them later like that when you have a whole bunch and they’ve already started breaking into smaller pieces.
It’s been a hot minute since I’ve watched one of your videos, but you’re looking good and sounding happy and more passionate in this video Mr Brown! Appreciate the better help sponsorship also, it feels like a lot of people (including myself) are dealing with the heavy side of life these days
This creates such a cool design! It almost reminds me of scratch art boards that produce white lines when you scratch the outer layer off to create detail mixed with a Japanese wave woodblock print. Would totally go for matching earrings or other jewelry pieces!
Dissolve the shell of an egg in pure vinegar. What's left is the membrane and the white and yolk. Did that science experiment in middle school I believe. If you leave it in the vinegar long enough the "inside" egg gets all rubbery and sometimes you can bounce the egg. Awesome and amazing video. I have been missing your videos.
For getting the inner membrane off, I'd suggest looking up a tutorial for blowing the raw egg yolk yolk out with the shell intact, you then put a small amount of vinegar or alcohol inside the shell and shake it around. That should help break down and release it, learned from Eastern European wax stencil decorative egg dying to keep it from rotting. Also, a relatively translucent dyed top coat in a different color may look interesting to cover the undyed edges of shell.
The membrane will be easier to remove before you crush the shells. Remove before the shell is allowed to dry. Love the bracelet! I'd personally prefer ½ the thickness. Maybe you can try purple, red or green next time? You got the white because the dye only grabbed the surface and didn't penitrate through and through. Happy Turning! Blessings 🙌
You very nearly made it through the intro. Nearly. 😂 Super fun project. There's something especially cool about the gentle curve of the white edges coming through against the varigated blue of the rest of it. I dig it. Thanks for sharing!
I've been trying resin out for the first time. It has been... a learning experience. You make it look so easy dude. THE STAGES OF RESIN ART PROJECT GRIEF: 1. Denial. "If I don't open the mold it hasn't failed. Maybe if I let it cure longer it will magically fix itself." 2. Anger. "CURSE THE RESIN GODS! CURSE ALL OF THEM!!!" 3. Depression. "Why. Why do I bother. WHY AM I PLAGUED BY THE CURSED URGE TO CREATE!?" Pity self greatly. Mope on couch. Stress eat leftover halloween candy. 4. Trying to figure it out. "What went wrong here? Was it mixed improperly? Was it too cold?" Blame yourself a lot because artists aren't supposed to blame their materials or something. 5. GET MAD. DO NOT WANT THE LEMONS. NEVER ACCEPT. BLAME THE MATERIALS. "Maybe the resin is actually just CRAP and I should try a different brand >:V" (I think this is what happened here, should've read the negative reviews UGH) 6. Repeat until successful???
Great watch thank you. I'd be down to see a strategically buried led string inside a bracelet. Not routered out and inserted but cast inside as part of the mold. With some thin clear rod you can hold the wires. Bury the end wires through some foam and arrange those so they get exposed as you lathe the blank. Remove foam to attach power for lights. Not sure if it'll work but it would be cool if it did. 3v batteries can get tiny enough for inside a bracelet. Could go full steam punk and make it a bracer with bronze ends.
This is a very informative video. I knew about the membrane, but had no clue it would stop the underside from taking the dye. The pattern on the finished bracelet is so beautiful. I really enjoyed watching the whole video. Thank you for sharing information about your sponsor. ❤❤❤
The membrane comes out of whole egg shells while rinsing them out in the sink. Use a gentle hand to hold the shells. Since you are looking for chunks and bits, you could do hard-boiled eggs. The membrane will come out as you remove the shell, and you can do it at the kitchen table(much easier on the back!). That looks really cool with the white showing!! 😎 Can you do a variety of colors on the shells and mix them in the resin?? 🌈🤗
Fabulous result, love it. I use egg shells a lot in my craft work, I soak them in warm soapy water for up to 1 hour, membranes will come off easily, then put them into the dye.
one thing that has worked for me with coloring the shells through is to use a vacuum chamber. Egg shells are porous enough that putting them in a vacuum chamber as if you were going to stabilize them, works well in my experiance. But on a side note, I rather like the white bands between the colors.
Beautiful results. I know about the membrane's of egg but I don't think I would have ever thought about it until it became an issue. Really wonderful results.
Suggestion for a tool upgrade and video idea. Making an adapter for your sop vacuum, which sucks the shavings and smoke away from your work pieces. The shells not being dyed through was a good thing. The delicate lines add to the band nicely.
Not sure if this will help in your case, but I recently heard that when you want to boil eggs, before you do, lightly tap around the egg. At some point you'll hear a click and that is when some part of the egg releases from some other part of the eg. I keep tapping around and then when you have boiled the egg, the shell comes off very easily. I think this might help with the membrane removal bit, but I'm not sure. Might be worth a try
I use eggshells in the garden and the membrane is a pain so I always wash my shells thoroughly as soon as I use the egg. Just rub the inside of the shell under running water, or in a bowl of water, until the slimy feel goes, and the membrane is gone. Leave the shells to dry and they're ready to use at any time.
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@@marcusemery332 Agreed! I'm expecting it every time and the episode wouldn't feel complete without it.
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Peter that Bracelet is Gorgeous.
I'm in the third category. I knew there was a membrane in the egg. I didn't consider that it would possibly impede the dye.
I'm a 4th category. I thought he was leaving it on intentionally so the shells would stay white on one side and blue on the other for some cool contrast.
I'm in the fifth category, I had no idea eggs existed
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I also knew it was there and assumed that's where the foaming came drom, but I didn't consider it blocking the dye either.
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Bake the shells at 350-400 for an hour or so. Basically disintegrates the membrane and breaks down the natural waxes in the shell, which should also allow the dye to penetrate deeper. Was told about that by a guy who created small carved shell nightlights.
That fantastic! I'll give it a shot. And my back thanks you too.
This effect is very, very cool looking. This was a shell of a project! 🥚 👍😄
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Ive made eggshell art pieces before, my method of choice was placing them into bleach, bleach will eat the membrane away, but the outer shell will be untouched. Leave it to dry out and no smell, nothing. Placing them into oven may cause brown spots and weird smell if you dont seal it later. By the way, you can use wood glue to glue them, if you glue a glass surface, place a big chunk on and crush it onto the surface, it will create smaller cracked pieces on it, after a little mosaic work, it will create interesting lamp shades and candle holders.
350-400 for an hour !? You'll end up with burned black egg shell 😂
My man has never made hardboiled eggs. Or, alternatively, he’s always made them so flawlessly that they always peeled perfectly.
Maybe he just doesn’t like hard boiled eggs? Scramble is easier to do?
@@glass4600hard boiled may be easier for longevity & transport (like lunch or keeping in the fridge for later) but scrambled is superior! May the white & yolk never be separated again!
Even just breaking an egg you can SEE the membrane.
Not sure if you had any leftover shells, or if you saved them, but I think a neat idea would be a spatula handle, with different colored shells, so you can flip your eggs, with shells
The vinegar is slowly dissolving the egg, basically etching it. The dye attaches to the etched surface really well, that's why it only sticks to the surface instead of going through the whole thing.
When I was in middle school we had a science project where we just dropped an egg into a beaker full of vinegar and left it for like a week, after which point it was just the inner squishy bits left over.
If you are careful that squishy bag will bounce after the shell is all dissolved away
If you put that squishy bag in water it will absorb it and blow up, and you can poke a hole in it and it squirts it out like a mini fountain.
I did that in high school chemistry as well, the eggs get quite bouncy
I'm a crazy chicken lady, of course I know about the membrane. Cool side note, I have a breed of chickens called Easter Eggers ( technically a mix of Americana and aurucauna) but they lay blue/green shelled eggs. The cool part of that is these eggs have fully blue shells, unlike brown eggs where the brown is a layer added just to the outside
Are you going to send shells to Peter? I want to see this!
I grew up with those kinds of chickiens. I thought of them immediately when he started doing this. I think they would look really cool in a bracelet like this.
Oh, definitely! Please send some shells to Peter? Pleeeaase??? Really want to see them 🥚🥚🥚
Peter, I like the egg-speriment. I think it turned out very wearable. As for the gold leaf blank, I think a pen to write checks with would be a fun idea. Thanks for the great video and for taking us along.
I agree with the pen idea.
Make a fountain pen! Might as well go all in.
I didn't think about a pen! I defaulted to a handle for something but a pen would look gorgeous
With regards to egg membrane, Use boiled egg shells its far easier to locate and remove the membrane when you peel the egg. That bracelet made me think of the famous Japanese wave painting. I wonder what effect could be created by stacking the shell rather than random placement! Excellent as ever thank you both for sharing x
That's what I was thinking too! As pretty as the faces of the shells are, I think I like the edges with a little bit of blue face in between better! It'd be really cool if someone could do this but do it on a flat plane and select them individually to make some kind of painting, like the Japanese wave thing, but in shells 😄
the micro mesh part is honestly kind of therapeutic. i love the shine it gives items, and when you explain it it's kind of like a little ritual. Ah, yes, the micro mesh tantra. we are now entering zen.
Every time I see you spray mold release I wonder if dry shampoo (which is basically spray baby powder) would work the same. Maybe something to try for the next Dye Trying segment.
Good video as always Peter!
Fun thing. You can dissolve the shell in vinegar but it won't break down the membrane leaving you with a bouncy egg.
Peter, once again, absolutely stunning. The depth of color offset by sharp white contrast is gorgeous. It had me thinking it would be incredible if you made it as a thin panel/veneer for a box lid or used different colors for a stained glass/marquetry.
A tip. You can peel a good chunk of the membrane right after you crack the egg open. You won't get it all, but should get 50-75% and it's easy enough you can throw the rest out and just eat more eggs.
Very cool project! You should do this again but don't dye the egg shells after removing the membrane. I think having a dyed side (maybe black or another strong color) and a plain white inside could be a cool effect.
Very cool, I was definitely hoping for a blacklight shot though! Also, my wife said to try baking the eggshells - the membrane should separate easier and it has the added benefit of sterilizing the shells
I love the white interior of the eggshells, it looks super 80s! I bet it would look wonderful with a fluorescent/black light dye as well
Actually the white of the egg is going to really glow under black light. Even the pieces further inside that you didn't really notice before.
Looks like a fun and over-easy project! Glad removing the membrane wasn't too hard-boiled. 😉 So glad I now have company inside the pot. I was getting lonely in there.
It's absolutely insane to me that anyone who ate eggs or even broken eggs before didn't know they have a membrane...
As for the result... It's probably my favorite thing you've ever done and I'd love one but smaller and less thick cuz this is one chonky bracelet
It’s a big boy. Haha
More a bangle for the missus
Love that ADR of Peter correcting himself about Bracelets all having holes
This is one of my favorite finished looks in all the projects I've seen you post. I'm really curious what a lot of colors would look like, and also what a finer crushed shell might pose to be.
I love the script you set up with the laser. It’s neat!
The finished bracelet is beautiful. Anybody that likes the color blue would love this.
I giggled at every single “punny” joke. Your sense of humor is one of the reasons why I subscribed.
What would a Dipit episode on foam peanuts look like, could you stabalize them? They would expand greatly in the vacuum chamber, I'd love to see your take on this!
Ive always found that its easiest yo remove the egg shell membrane when you wash out the eggs while they are still large. Once you start to break them into smaller pieces it gets really difficult to get it all. Best of luck next time! ❤
Oh! oh! Make a calligraphy pen out of the goldleaf-
And I knew about the membrane, it's used in a folk remedy as a natural bandaid for small cuts and abrasions apparently-
Thank you for the lovely chill videos!
As for the gold leaf... I think it would make for some wonderful looking knife scales.
ESPECIALLY if you can get your hands on a knife blank of non-typical material, like bronze or silver or ceramics... Or maybe something etched, though those I assume are even more expensive than bronze and silver.
The white seams make that absolutely beautiful!
I've like alot of your projects, but this, to me, is one of the most beautiful resin inclusions you've done. I want to make something with resin and dyed eggshells now. My trouble is I have almost none of the necessary things. I do have eggs!
Personally I'd take that gold leaf blank and mace a fountain pen with it, there are plenty of fountain pen kits online really could go with the eye dropper fill style as well and get a colored ink to either match the gold or contrast it nicely. There are special inks as well, but no Indian inks mind you, that are a little pricey but glitter glisten it's extra fine so as to not clog the nib reservoir.
love how it turned out. It's so so pretty. I wonder if using finer pieces or a variety of different coloured eggshells would give worthwhile results.
I don't know why, but when I saw the blue eggshell pieces, the first thought in my head was 'alien cornflakes'. Like that would be something an alien or spaceman would have for breakfast in a sci-fi movie.
Edit: The combination of resin ribbons and eggshell dust coming off the piece is a really neat visual effect!
It's eggselent Peter. I used to do mosaics, little coaster size things. I would boil the shells clean and the membrane isn't too bad if you do it every morning or when you use a few eggs, and I'm glad you started with a round mold this time, less resin waste and yes make your own mold, could be a video too
That looks so cool, the dyed outer layer and the stark white inner shell are such an amazing, graphic look :)
While I did know eggs have a membrane, I did not consider it affecting the dye job since I've only ever dyed eggs once as a child.
I LOVE this project! It’s exactly the sort of thing that shows off the capabilities of resin in a fascinating and aesthetically pleasing way! Plus, it’s made from garbage, which is always great!
Been watching your channel for many years. Never really valued micro mesh personally until I started using it myself to restore vulcanite tobacco pipe stems. It’s the best!
No yolk! You absolutely cracked that one. I'm sure the fashionistas would be willing to shell out for something as egg-cellent as this.
OK, am done now :)
Seriously, I love the contrast between the internal part of the shell and the dyed outers.
This turned out so beautiful, the overall effect really makes me think of watercolour, with the gradients and patterns like sweeping brushstrokes. Also I think the golf leaf blank you made would look gorgeous set into a bracelet like that, the blue and gold and similar textures with really compliment eachother I think.
This is gorgeous! It makes me think of raden/urushi, the Japanese lacquer technique that often uses pieces of eggshell in the art. Lovely stuff!
We use the eggshells to feed the chickens (to meet their lime needs). To do this, we put the eggs in a metal bowl and put them in the oven at 150 degrees Celsius for 45 minutes. The membrane dries out and can be easily wiped off afterwards. The eggshells are then crushed in a mortar.
With our quail eggs it looks similar, disadvantage there is that the egg skin is somewhat firmer. For this reason, they remain in the oven for over an hour.
The shells in the blue look like waves on the ocean!!! So pretty ❤
I love the final finish! A beautiful abstract pattern~
This is the best looking dipit in a long time, maybe ever. I'm a huge fan. Well, I'm fairly short so not huge in the traditional sense, but like in the inside. Which is made of egg shells.
That turned out to be beautiful and incredibly unique! Thanks for demonstrating this! I also very much appreciate your transparency in sharing your struggles. That took a lot of guts, sponsorship or not. Kudos to you! ❤
the white lines make it look so pretty. incredible work!
We are going to need more egg projects. That texture looks amazing!
I like how you name your tools and chucks before using them. Thank you!
the eggshell looks really really good in that blue, the final product is very nice
When we used to save shells for confetti eggs I’d peel out the membrane when I washed them after emptying them. It adds a few seconds to the washing, but is much easier and quicker than going back through them later like that when you have a whole bunch and they’ve already started breaking into smaller pieces.
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That turned out beautifully! Love the white edging. I knew the membrane wS there but didn't know it would affect the dyeing.
It’s been a hot minute since I’ve watched one of your videos, but you’re looking good and sounding happy and more passionate in this video Mr Brown! Appreciate the better help sponsorship also, it feels like a lot of people (including myself) are dealing with the heavy side of life these days
This creates such a cool design! It almost reminds me of scratch art boards that produce white lines when you scratch the outer layer off to create detail mixed with a Japanese wave woodblock print. Would totally go for matching earrings or other jewelry pieces!
This looks stunning! So beautiful!! I'd love to have a piece like that
Dissolve the shell of an egg in pure vinegar. What's left is the membrane and the white and yolk. Did that science experiment in middle school I believe. If you leave it in the vinegar long enough the "inside" egg gets all rubbery and sometimes you can bounce the egg. Awesome and amazing video. I have been missing your videos.
For getting the inner membrane off, I'd suggest looking up a tutorial for blowing the raw egg yolk yolk out with the shell intact, you then put a small amount of vinegar or alcohol inside the shell and shake it around. That should help break down and release it, learned from Eastern European wax stencil decorative egg dying to keep it from rotting. Also, a relatively translucent dyed top coat in a different color may look interesting to cover the undyed edges of shell.
I love how this came out. I think this color with some of the gold leaf flakes in it would be beautiful
One of the coolest looking pieces I've seen in a while. Which is meaningful for this channel.
It immediately reminded me of the denim pocket watch with the denim blue dye and white lines from the edges of the egg shells
The membrane will be easier to remove before you crush the shells. Remove before the shell is allowed to dry.
Love the bracelet! I'd personally prefer ½ the thickness. Maybe you can try purple, red or green next time?
You got the white because the dye only grabbed the surface and didn't penitrate through and through.
Happy Turning! Blessings 🙌
one of my favorite projects of yours. truly beautiful!
honestly that gold inlay resin block looks like it'd be perfect for a pen.. it just looks so elegant
GREAT project Peter. I really like the edge of the shells in the finished product. Yet another win! !! !!!
I 💕 the final results.. the pattern was awesome.
You very nearly made it through the intro. Nearly. 😂 Super fun project. There's something especially cool about the gentle curve of the white edges coming through against the varigated blue of the rest of it. I dig it. Thanks for sharing!
I've been trying resin out for the first time. It has been... a learning experience. You make it look so easy dude.
THE STAGES OF RESIN ART PROJECT GRIEF:
1. Denial. "If I don't open the mold it hasn't failed. Maybe if I let it cure longer it will magically fix itself."
2. Anger. "CURSE THE RESIN GODS! CURSE ALL OF THEM!!!"
3. Depression. "Why. Why do I bother. WHY AM I PLAGUED BY THE CURSED URGE TO CREATE!?" Pity self greatly. Mope on couch. Stress eat leftover halloween candy.
4. Trying to figure it out. "What went wrong here? Was it mixed improperly? Was it too cold?" Blame yourself a lot because artists aren't supposed to blame their materials or something.
5. GET MAD. DO NOT WANT THE LEMONS. NEVER ACCEPT. BLAME THE MATERIALS. "Maybe the resin is actually just CRAP and I should try a different brand >:V" (I think this is what happened here, should've read the negative reviews UGH)
6. Repeat until successful???
Great watch thank you. I'd be down to see a strategically buried led string inside a bracelet. Not routered out and inserted but cast inside as part of the mold. With some thin clear rod you can hold the wires. Bury the end wires through some foam and arrange those so they get exposed as you lathe the blank. Remove foam to attach power for lights.
Not sure if it'll work but it would be cool if it did. 3v batteries can get tiny enough for inside a bracelet. Could go full steam punk and make it a bracer with bronze ends.
This is a very informative video. I knew about the membrane, but had no clue it would stop the underside from taking the dye. The pattern on the finished bracelet is so beautiful. I really enjoyed watching the whole video. Thank you for sharing information about your sponsor. ❤❤❤
This became my favorite project of yours. Great puns and a beautiful final product. Well done.
Oh wow that's stunning! The colours plus the shattered look of the eggshells makes it look a lot like old porcelain (with the blue painted patterns)
The membrane comes out of whole egg shells while rinsing them out in the sink. Use a gentle hand to hold the shells. Since you are looking for chunks and bits, you could do hard-boiled eggs. The membrane will come out as you remove the shell, and you can do it at the kitchen table(much easier on the back!). That looks really cool with the white showing!! 😎 Can you do a variety of colors on the shells and mix them in the resin?? 🌈🤗
Fabulous result, love it. I use egg shells a lot in my craft work, I soak them in warm soapy water for up to 1 hour, membranes will come off easily, then put them into the dye.
This was hands down one of the coolest dipits you have done ever.
Love the project. Love the NCR t-shirt!
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.
Oh, absolutely love how that turned out.
one thing that has worked for me with coloring the shells through is to use a vacuum chamber. Egg shells are porous enough that putting them in a vacuum chamber as if you were going to stabilize them, works well in my experiance. But on a side note, I rather like the white bands between the colors.
That blue turned out to be a great shade in the end!
Loved this project. Nice work Peter.
very pretty bracelet. Now I have the urge to make eggshell egg cups 😁
Beautiful results. I know about the membrane's of egg but I don't think I would have ever thought about it until it became an issue. Really wonderful results.
Really enjoyed those little white streaks on the very edge of the bracelet. Very interesting design and another great project
I love it! It actually reminds me a little bit of the Blue Jean Pocket watch and Bracelet
NGL one of the best better help ads I've seen.
good on you for sharing your struggles with anxiety and good on you for making an awesome video!
what an eggs-citing video!! I want to see more egg projects, that looked so cool.
LOVE the Nerdforge sticker! They make some great stuff too!
Love Nerdforge!
"everybody's does peter" resonated on a deep level. i sometimes verbally correct myself in the third person
Love the final project!
Suggestion for a tool upgrade and video idea. Making an adapter for your sop vacuum, which sucks the shavings and smoke away from your work pieces.
The shells not being dyed through was a good thing. The delicate lines add to the band nicely.
The results are so pretty, it turned out so much better than I was expecting. Also I love the shirt
Beautiful outcome! I love it
Thumbs up for the eggelent project rating you gave at the end.
this looks wonderfully elegant. bravo!
Honestly one of the coolest looking things you've made. I would totally buy it.
A lovely piece of work. Well done.
Not sure if this will help in your case, but I recently heard that when you want to boil eggs, before you do, lightly tap around the egg. At some point you'll hear a click and that is when some part of the egg releases from some other part of the eg. I keep tapping around and then when you have boiled the egg, the shell comes off very easily. I think this might help with the membrane removal bit, but I'm not sure. Might be worth a try
I didn’t know you had a kid! I love that. You guys seem like people that would make learning fun for kids
I use eggshells in the garden and the membrane is a pain so I always wash my shells thoroughly as soon as I use the egg. Just rub the inside of the shell under running water, or in a bowl of water, until the slimy feel goes, and the membrane is gone. Leave the shells to dry and they're ready to use at any time.
Love how this turned out! Such an egg-cellent effect! 🥚💙
wow that joke works only in englisch xD
One of the coolest projects you've made!
That's beautiful. And just in time for Easter!
Didn't see anyone else mention, but egg membrane actually makes a great bandage for bad gashes. Will help to stop bleeding until you can get stitches.