Molding and Casting Your Own Greeblies | Great Greeblies and Where to Find Them
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- So often we are asked where we get our great greeblies, and today we'll show you how you can mold and cast your own so that you always have a surplus of them on hand for your projects!
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Great Greeblies and Where to Find Them
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PUNISHED PROPS ACADEMY - MOLDING & CASTING 101
• Molding & Casting 101
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MOLDING AND CASTING MATERIAL
Mold Release
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Degassing Chamber and Pump
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Craft Sticks
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Rubber Gloves
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Scale
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CLAY SCULPTING TOOLS
Stainless Steel Clay Sculpting Set
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Rubber Tip Sculpting Set (Much better than the version I use)
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Plastillina Modeling Clay - (I said Wed-Clay in the episode, but Plastillina is what I used, it is a non-drying clay, and I have found that to be very helpful with multiple projects in the shop, especially with mold making.)
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Precision Utility Knife Set
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STYRENE SHEETS
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I'M AN IDIOT! Hi all, when I added the awesome Patrons to thank in this video I missed the following folks, and I am incredibly sorry for my oversite. The following awesome geeks are also contributing to our channel and making this possible: Ryan Creasey, Sebastiaan Vreeken, Stephen Kapitza, TEAM GT, Thomas P Hill Jr., Tracy Halladay, WorksByaHurst
Again folks, I'm so sorry this was missed!
We have a coaxium container project on the books, and I do have a baby yoda project coming soon too!
Things I want to see: Smugglers Room/Punished Props colab, and Brian as a guest on Tested.
LOL, you just listed out my top wishes Brandon, thank you much!
Because of this man,I've started to take everything apart to find hidden treasures.😂😂
awesome!!!!
I'm okay with it if this becomes an ongoing series.
LOL! Glad to hear it my friend. We figured we’d keep it going if we can find enough valuable ways to collect and or make them.
That three circle piece almost looks like a nod to the Dune Spacing Guild logo! XD
Greeblies part II- GREEBLICOUS!!!!
😂😂😂
Wow, I JUST finished collecting greeblies for my current power-generator build, this must be fate! (or the will of the Force ^^)
We'll call it "Force-Fate" . . . cant' wait to see your Power-Generator build!
I have to say it this is now my favorite channel the passion that’s in every video and the high production value of everything you make is truly inspiring and motivating thank you Brian.
Thank you so very much for saying so, we can't tell you how much we appreciate it, and more how much we appreciate you watching!
Genius! I never thought you should cast grebles to duplicate them. Currently I am building a control panel and I might consider casting some random peices I find, and use them for future projects of mine.
You have ruined me... now all I see are Greeblies everywhere I look! Thanks for the inspiration.
this and part 1 was so helpful, thank you! cant wait to start kitbashing myself
Oh my oh my, this just gets better and better; they look amazing. I love the contrast between the low profile and deeper pieces pure awesomeness!!!!!!!
Thank you!
This was great to see! Once I have a few more greeblies in my collection I am definitely going to have to do this. Thank you for sharing!
Awesome! Can't wait to see what you do!
You nailed it again! Your molds are soooo clean and perfect.
Thank you so much. I had a couple minor things that i could have done better with, but they sure make fun little bits to have around. Thanks for watching!
Saw the data pad instruction and the grebblies were my biggest wonder as I embark on the pad. So glad I found this also on your page. Looking forward to learning more from you.
Thank you!
so many great light panels you created.
Thank you Wayne, it's going to be fun putting all these bits and pieces to work!
Both my parents survived the Great Depression and as a result I was taught to save stuff. So for most of my life I have collected "do-dads" that I liked and thought someday I'll use these. Now I know they have a name and what I can use them for. Thanks
What a great channel! Lots of ideas! Keep the good work!
Thank you so much, glad to hear you are enjoying it!
Super cool
That is a slick process thanks for sharing I like the idea of adding these to notebooks.
Thank you! Yeah, the notebook thing turned out pretty great.
Here's a great greebly source: Go to any auto supply store like O'Reilys, Advance Auto or AutoZone see if they collect the empty containers for a/c pro refrigerant or similar product (they could have other collected items as well). The hose, tube and attachment gauge can be reused. Just a thought. I typically buy two of these myself every spring for our vehicles.
OH YES!!! That is a fantastic idea. I have all three of those stores within a 2 mile radius of my house. Genius! Thank you!
@@TheSmugglersRoom People like us are the ones who start salivating in the hardware store's bathroom aisle. Adapters, covers, all kinds of weird shapes just waiting to be repurposed for prop projects!
You are the greeblie master Brian! Excellent work as always. You make your videos informative and so interesting. Greeblie on, man!
Thank you so much my friend!
Dude... I love you and I love this channel. Keep on keepin on brother. ❤💪
Thank you! We will do that!
I am gearing up for my basement build. I've dreamed of this for years but never knew where to start. You have given me tons of inspiration. Yesterday I tore apart my first electronic for greeblies! I took apart an old scanner printer.it was full of all kinds of fantastic stuff! Thank you for the tips.
Thank you! So glad we could help. Please keep us posted on your progress we would live to see and share with others!
Great video! cant wait to give this go when I finally get a workspace set up.
Awesome! We really hope you give it a try!
Incredible video and answered so many questions on laser cutters.
Thank you
Fantastic episode!!
Thank you!
Just found your channel and I'm so glad. Production is on point and I love the passion and knowledge. Thank you ^^
Thank you!!!
Great video, Greeblies are awesome 😉👍
Thank you!
Great as always bud!!
Thank you! Really appreciate it!
Awesome channel Brian. Keep on doing the good job :)
Thank you so much for saying so, and for watching!
This video was super amazing and useful, thanks !!! Cheers from Mexico 👋
Cheers my friend, thanks for watching!
Another great episode
Thank you!
What an awesome greeblies collection you've got!
Thank you! Years of saving every little bit!😂😂😂
I have a large box of greeblies... they always come in useful! Great video, as always!
Thank you! You got that right, Greeblies are always useful!
Another great video!
Thank you!
Great episode. The most powerful ah-ha for me was that shot at the end with the greeblie on the notebook. As a no-budget sci-fi filmmaker, its little quick & EZ mods like that notebook & backpack that can make a huge difference in a no-budget situation. I never thought to use them on my costumes. Big thanks for the inspiration.
Thank you very much! It such a simple thing, but you are so right,!when I set it down on the notebook I really did say “ah ha!” 🤣 I couldn’t believe I hadn’t thought of it before. Thanks for watching
LOVE your channel, Love your work. Your perfectionism is to be praised. I wouldn't dare put myself on your level but in my creating I find my obsessiveness for perfection haunts me. Do you ever deal with this as well?
great work
Thank you!
Greeblies, Jawa Juice, and Masonite - these are few of my favorite things... ;o) Your greeblie organization game is strong! Best greeblies finds for me have been saving electronics from landfills, finding metal scrapyards that let me pick, and re-purposing things like the lightbowl. Great video as always!
Thank you! All of those locations are 100% awesome places to find little bits of magic! Thanks for watching!
Great video, thanks for the advice and hints. I need to do this so I can mass produce my figures. Cheers
YES! Do it! Can't wait to see what you do!
I have the same nibbler tool 🔧 Works great 👍...
Sweet!
I'm going to have to build a new waste mold now, using more complex pre-built greeblie combos. I've only ever cast individual greeblies- this should be a great time saver
You and me both man, i had only previously done one off stuff, and then it hit me . . . why not groups of items! I'm certainly going to be making some more!
Great greeblification!
Thank you!
Great tip my friend!
Thank you so much!
OLD RC shops have great items
I know that you are a huge fan of plumbing parts for greeblies. If people are looking for ways to save money but still get some good stuff. You should check out Restore it is similar to Habitat Humanity. You can find parts for pennies on the dollar.
Oh that is a GREAT idea Terry, thank you. I am constantly looking for other places to find stuff. Thanks for sharing that with everyone.
My hero!!! and her husband Brian. :)
LOL!!! Thanks Tracy!
That was actually a really awesome video! I did not think I was going to be very interested, cause Im not a super sci-fi junkie..but this was educational and pretty great, thanks brian!
Thank you so much! We really appreciate that and super glad you gave it a shot and enjoyed it!
@@TheSmugglersRoom Is this Brian or Carissa who replies? I know Brian does a lot of the work, but behind every good man is an even greater woman! Whatever the case, awesome video, I do love them :) Thanks
Love it
Bro, you are an idiot.
I love it. Love the channel, the odd-ball humor, and above all...the awesome geek knowledge! Thanks for keeping us busy!
LOL!!! I love it, thank you so much!
@@TheSmugglersRoom quick question, do you have a video tutorial about fabricating user interface Huds from acrylic, transparency prints, and LEDs?
I need to make some Star Wars HUDS similar to what would be found on a Starship Bridge. Laser etching and edge lighting is outside of my budget. Perhaps dual-layer acrylic with transparency sheets of differentially colored design elements could produce a depth effect once lit.
Thanks again!
@@johnswanger8474 I don't have an episode on that yet, but we 100% are planning on that. I have several locations and places where we want to have that exact effect. I'll be sure to move that up the project list and get some stuff out soon. I've been chomping at the bit to do it anyway 😂
@@TheSmugglersRoom That's fantastic news! Rock ON you awesome geek!
Made some cool pieces bro!!!!
Thank you!
Great for making lightweight greeblies from existing greeblies...I want to do a Star Wars themed cooler that can stand up to real world use, and molded greeblies sounds great for that.
Radio Shack used to sell a nibbler that would work on thin soft metals and plastic..for cutting square holes in project boxes.
a cooler would be such a fantastic build!!!!!! I may have to make one too, but i'm waiting to see what awesomeness you come up with first! Love the bit about the nibbler, i never thought about soft metals.
Doodads would also seem to apply.
I had a nibbler like that at one time and they can also cut aluminum sheeting up to around 3/64 to 1/16 of an inch thick as long as it isn't too hard of an alloy.
Hey Paul, yeah our nibbler does cut aluminum, and we had no idea!
Stop it!!! You are slowly becoming one of my favorite youtube channels... keep up the good work boss.
LOL, thank you very much, so glad to hear it!
You really, really need to throw some of these into your store! 🙏
Hi Jason, I can promise you 100% that is happening!
@@TheSmugglersRoom AS Dr Frasier Crane would say "i'm listening"
I like your background songs you use in your videos. You got good tastes my friend
Thank you very much, we try to find interesting and enjoyable tunes.
I know. I need the theme song on my playlist.
Awesome job! Hey, just came across a Pana-view 2x2 lighted slide viewer, picked it up and wondered what you could do with it. I know your extremely busy but it would be great to see that awesome mind of yours go to work on this!
Oooooh, that would make a great set of sci-fi binoculars!
And those of us that 3D PRINT GREEBLIES, don't forget they can be scaled down for SW terrain for wargaming 😆
Absolutely!!!! Great idea!
you to deadly Brus love your clips...
Try the lid from olive guarden to go soup. Looks like a fan shroud.
Absolutely!
Thanks to your encouragement, I've had my first try at mold making. I am considering a degassing chamber, but am confused by all the choices. What size do you use? Glass lid or acrylic lid? Do you ever wish you had a different size? Likes/dislikes with your current degassing chamber? On some models the valve connects to the side of the chamber and others it is in the lid. what is the difference. I really appreciate your channel. You are doing a great job. The projects are fantastic and your production values are top notch. Keep it up.
Hi There, those are all great questions. I started with a small degassing chamber, and i'll be honest . . . i wasn't happy. It was too small for a lot of what I did, but i have found that even when i am pouring smaller molds I like having the room for the material to fully expand, and the larger unit allows for that height. This 5 gallon unit seems to be perfect, and I love it: amzn.to/2vJkZk4. It also has the plexiglass top, and I really like that. All in all, i would recommend the bigger vessel if you can swing it. Hope that helps!
Awesome!
I just gutted a broken laser printer for parts and some of those will be a great basis for spaceship wreckage on a future Gundam battle diorama.
And the other day I accidentally discovered that the plastic shroud on RF connectors (for old-school TV signal cables) is just the right size for Star Wars model ship engines A pack of ten was dirt cheap on AliExpress!
That’s a great idea! I lobe the old RF connectors, they work am for so many projects!
Thank you for another really awesome video. I am ok at finding grebles in the hardware store and Home Depot type shops. However, when it comes to electronics I have not been doing so well. For example, I have tried taking apart old VCRs and printers from different manufacturers. Like I said, I have not been having much luck with those items. Can you suggest what kind of electronics you usually find good grebles. A side note, I am looking for grebles that I will be using for star Wars weapons like lightsabers, blasters and large blasters. Thank you
thats a good question daren; which type of parts are good for lightsabers and where do you find those type of parts? i would like to know as well
Hey bro just saying, like you know I'm building a droid (I commented on another video) and your tips on greebles or greeblies are going to help me so much. I have decided to name it F-9SR and the SR is short for smugglers room in honour of your help. Thanks again bruv
Wow!!! Thank you, we are honored!
Bravo, you are Mr Magician to give a new life to objects people throw away ;.I just start few weeks ago to search for " greely " ( which i didn't found french translation ). I just wander if i can find all the products you use even if i had no time to see the labels . Do you know some which are international ? Any comments would be welcomed ! You really have a lot of imagination and great creator .Your video suddenly inspired me incredibly . Thank you for what you doing, fortunately you seems to have pretty much space, i have a problem with that ! Greetings from France. Best regards . Laurent Deckers
I love these videos! Every time I see you posted a video, I get inspired to work on my own projects! Speaking of, I've been planning an RX pilot droid, do you think styrene would work for the body?
Thank you! Styrene would be great, you can even make the inner structure from it with enough planning and patience.
nice work and a great episode as allways. just a thought that came me in mind, is it possible to buy some of those greeblie plates you made?
We are going to do our best to have them on the site by tomorrow! 😬
Awesome video! May I ask what is the name of the song you use for this video gets me all pumped up to build glorious star wars stuff!🤗👍
Thank you! We use Epidemic Sound for all of our episodes. It's a licensed service used by a lot of UA-cam creators. That being said, I have seen several of the artists on Spotify. The Songs in this episode are: Alienated by ELFL, I Don't Mind by Particle House, and Temple of Runha - by ELFL
You ~ AWESOME / Me ~ keeps hitting the thumbs up button hoping to add more thumbs up because this video is so amazing !
Thanks from NJ !
What state are you in pal ?
Thank you so much! We are in Colorado
Thanks for the great information that was great I do have a question at the center of the screen please could I drill it out put it back in the form play clear resin in the middle dyed ruled out so we can light up that still work?
Sorry I have dyslexia sometimes it is quite small it out right my question was drill out the center of the mold that you just made the greebly put in a clear resin and then with the LED or would that wreck I would that wreck the peace.
@@joedoub No, it would not wreck the piece at all. You could 100% do that with an LED. The great thing about this technique is all the options you have with the parts afterward. Drilling and cutting the resin is super easy to do. This would totally work!
If you have a high profile part but don’t necessarily need the entire depth, make the initial casting (just of that part not the entire unit) in plaster, it’s cheap, soft, and really easy to alter after casting. Also, making a silicon mold of just the taller part allows you to do just a partial depth casting with minimal mold material. Yes, it’s an extra couple of steps before obtaining a finished mold but if materials are a concern it can be very worth it.
When I took moldmaking in college our professor always pushed us to cast in plaster before even touching resin. No point in using expensive material just to test a new mold.
All fantastic points. Thank you so much for that. I never considered not molding all the way to the top, make so much sense. I'll have to give the plaster a shot too. Much appreciated!
@@TheSmugglersRoom considering how much plaster you can get for the price of even a “trial size” resin kit? Definitely worth experimenting with. Save the expensive stuff for final runs. Us geeks rarely have “extra” money laying around, better to save what you can and free up the budget to be used elsewhere.
Plaster is also REALLY easy to carve, especially when it hasn’t dried out yet-great for adding details. If you have a component that you’re particularly fond of molding just that piece is great for making new assemblies especially if it’s not one that you have extra of.
you should look for older electric organs on craigslist...many times you can get them for free...and a lot of them have some crazy awesome stuff inside...plus a pre made work desk or consol
Oooh! That’s a great idea! Thanks for that!
A cheap Anet A8 3d printer is also great for making these.
YES! Great idea!
kick butt man
Thank you!
5:36 ooooo, that one's my favorite. I'd wear that just like is, lol. Where did the big circular piece come from? Better yet, are these still for sale? You don't have them in your shop, currently.
Hi there! That circular piece was from the inside of an old Panasonic Projector. We are working on a whole new batch of greeblies to get back on the website here very soon.
So...I've been looking for a book bag for a long time, and the one in this video really hits my itch. It's hard finding a good looking one. Could you share where you found that one?
Absolutely! Here is a link from Amazon that we bought it from (it is affiliate, but that doesn't cost you extra, it just helps us out) amzn.to/2QQsOwu
Awesome as always! So can I order some greeblies soon? ;~)
Thank you! Yes, we have them in our store. They are temporarily out of stock, but we'll have them back in a couple weeks.
You should offer up a greeblie variety pack on your store. I was blown away with the quality of the beskar steel I got from you!
Thank you so much, we are thrilled to hear you liked your beskar. These are 100% going on the store. I have to make a couple of adjustments, but they will be up in a little kit by the end of the month.
I was just about to inquire about greeblies in the store!
@@TheSmugglersRoom Hey, it works for Randy Cooper, who makes that great Rebels Ghost model kit, among other things!
People can buy a set of greeble masters from such builders to recast the bits for use on their own projects.
Please do a starwars lifter please haha. Love ur video!!!
LOL, it's on the list . . . I promise!
Yes... as others have stated... I too LOVE the mix of UBER-VALUABLE Info with the "Goofy Humor" as that's MY Kind of humor!
My fiancée and I are JUST Like this!
I work building specialty and custom electrical harnesses for applications in the Aero-Space, Aeronautics, Medical and Scientific industries. And often to make people roll their eyes and laugh I insert some small part into my nose... then go up to them and say, "Hey I'm having a bit of a problem with this part! Can you help me?" They always Roll their eyes and laugh.
It helps break up the work stresses. I also do this with my Grand Kids and they always say the same thing... "Not FUNNY Grandpa!" But they always laugh at my silliness!
Life is WAYYY to short as was evident this past week in the passing of MY All time FAV and Inspirational Drummer/Percussionist/Lyricist and Writer, Neil Peart of the band RUSH! He was only 67 and suffered with brain cancer for the past 3.5 years. His passing will be felt for the rest of MY life as he was ALSO a friend and Mentor for my past soon to be 42 yrs. of Drumming!
So don't EVER "Grow Up". Because it eventually leads to the inevitable.
'Nuff Said.
Joe
Hi Joe! Thank you so much. We really appreciate it. We’ve always said that if we were going to do this we wanted to share the goofy side of ourselves, if nothing else to bring a little smile to someone’s day. So glad I’m not alone. Thank you for watching!
You are MOST WELCOME Brian. Yea... to ME a life without a sense of humor is NO life at all!
I LOVE watching your Vids. Now my Fiancée Cathie likes watching them too! :D
great sound, do you use a lav mic?
Thank you, we use a Rode VideoMic, and it works incredibly well. Here is a link: amzn.to/2FXT2qx
Great video. Do you have a link for the nibbler?
Thank you. Sorry I completely forgot that link in the description, here you go: (this is an affiliate link) amzn.to/3ahqeqX
Awesome thanks boss. The only one I found was $70. That one is way better 😝
I’m building a blaster, one side is decked out but the other side is blank. Any ideas for what I could use?
I usually follow the style that the prop makers did when they made blasters, which is to have a “hero” side that has all the details, and then a simple side with only a couple things. That way it also slides into a holster easiest. So you could do some low profile additions to it, but keep it really simple.
The cap to my daughter's apple sauce packet. I was about to throw it in the recycle bin and was like... "wait, if I paint this grey or silver........"
There you go!!!
“I like building something out of nothing.” Well said!!!
Thank you!
The Smugglers Room keep it up dude! I enjoy watching you work your manic.
Do you know where i left my 23 gauge pin nailer?
I took it apart and I am going to make a Hyperdrive Motivator out of it 😉
Quick question... How does one get their hard drive motor apart?... I have it out of the hard drive but it still spins... cant get it apart any further, help would be greatly appreciated!
I have not actually taken any apart. When I bought several in a box from eBay some of them came separated, but I honestly don’t know how they did that. Sorry.
@@TheSmugglersRoom Don't be sorry! I'll figure it out and post it here for all!
Will you sell this ones in your store like with the beskar plates? I’m totally in!!
Yes indeed. We plan on having them up by the end of the week. Just working out a few kinks with them.
The Smugglers Room so i’ll start saving! Will you do international shipping?
Hey. Where (apart from Futurama) can I find a nibbler please...?
Sorry about that, I completely forgot to put it in the description, here you go: (this is an affiliate link) amzn.to/3ahqeqX
how long does it take for a mold to dry.
The data sheet suggests about 6 hours, but I guess volume would make the times vary.
Sorry, i should have included that. @davecybermunky is correct, they say 6 hours, but I typically give the silicone mold a full 12 hours, or overnight to cure. That has been super successful. The SmoothCast 300 that I used for the resin pieces cures in about 10 min, and after 20 min those pieces are ready to rock'n roll!
@@TheSmugglersRoom: Thanks
Please say these greeblies are available for order on your site!?
Thank you. They will be by the end of the month. I’m making a couple of improvements and then we’ll have a nice little collection you can pick up for your projects
@@TheSmugglersRoom Fantastic! Can't wait to add them.
Whoa!! How did my name get taken off the patreon list? I thought the money would be taken off my card number monthly. Brian what do I need to do to correct this?
OH NO!! Tracy, that is totally my fault. When I updated the names I totally missed the second page on my end and didn't double check it. There are several folks I left off by accident. So sorry about that . . . I'm an idiot!
@@TheSmugglersRoom No worries Brian! I just want to make sure I am donating to the cause!!
I missed seeing the 0000 steel wool buff shots- forgot to film it? lol
I KNOW!!! Ugh . . . i had a bit of camera issues towards the end and missed a few things, including that.
S'all good brother 😂
the tool is for guitar frets
Really? Sweet!!!
I would like to make a mini battle droid
That would be a great project!
I’ve heard them called greeblies and kibble.
Also: up next, vacuformed greebs?
@@FamineStudios LOVE IT!
I had not actually heard kibble before . . . but I think that makes perfect sense.
Yep! As in "Kibbles and Bits" Or also "Bitz". Either way they all add up to VERY COOL Indescript or undescribed things! :D
LOVE these Vidz. PLEASE keep them coming!
Joe
Don’t forget to checkout Crafsman Steady Craftin. He has great videos on molds as well.
Oooh, thank you. I had not heard of that channel. I will certainly give it a look. Thank you!
sometimes you want bigger greeblies
Indeed!!!
Sell greeblie casts on ur site. I will buy
Absolutely, we are just about ready to have them on their. I hope by the end of today or by tomorrow morning. Thank you