Thank you so much for putting all of this info out there. I have been following your videos, making my stuff for electroforming like you have instructed and I have really happy with the way you are teaching. And thank you so much!!!!!!!!!
Wow Jason! I am no scientist... but I do love a good explanation! I feel I've just received the best education (sans being there in person) I could receive! I haven't even started EF yet (waiting on all the equipment to arrive!) but after spending this week with your vids, I feel confident that my future exploration will be successful! Thanks! Selah
thank you very much for your video once again you helped me to solve something that I did not know how to do, I had a lot of cooper sulface in my tank, because there were blue particles left, I know how to solve it, thanks
pH of bicarbonate solution will be much closer to 8 - fairly sure it's 8.4 when saturated. Better to buy a good buffer solution for pH 4 and 7 to properly calibrate.
I have seen in other videos that miralax is used as a brightner. Here you are using it as a courier, will I still need the brightener to get the desired effect
For your plating solution, is it a lot clearer because you used less copper sulfate in your mixture? Also, how do you know when you have used too much hydrochloric acid in your solution?
I got four minutes and 26 seconds in and you were holding a piece of wire that you said was 14 gauge. Did you mean 24? It looks pretty thing to be 14 gauge or am I missing something?
Thank you for sharing, very helpfull in every way .......... Only issue I have which you never covered was the anode part. Your anode was lovely and black, hence you have chloride like you said (and how much), ... Only thing you never mentioned which is the issue I have at the moment, is my anode is NOT black, it's more of a grey light colour and even after adding Hydrochloric Acid to it, it's not making any difference. I just can't work out out why this is happening?! ... I've don't everything by the book yet it's not black. ... Do you possibly think it could be my copper anode? I've recently learned that for best plating you have to use a good grade copper, like the C106 copper which is not oxidized and phosphorous ... I'm stuck here, it's driving me up the wall, and already thrown away about 15 gallons of solutions! Please help if you can.
Think I might have to much acid! Got a PH meter and it reads 00.00 ... I've been watering it down and found that my anodes are getting darker now, which is good. From my research I had to much HCL in my solution, so watering it down is the only way to get it back to normal.
The most in-depth, incredible video I have ever seen on the science of electroforming!
I love learning from your videos, its like coming to see an old friend when i need a helping hand. Thank you for sharing x
Thank you so much for putting all of this info out there. I have been following your videos, making my stuff for electroforming like you have instructed and I have really happy with the way you are teaching. And thank you so much!!!!!!!!!
Wow Jason! I am no scientist... but I do love a good explanation! I feel I've just received the best education (sans being there in person) I could receive! I haven't even started EF yet (waiting on all the equipment to arrive!) but after spending this week with your vids, I feel confident that my future exploration will be successful! Thanks! Selah
Also what kind of acid do you use in the acid test and what are your metal squares made of? I would love to run these tests on my solution
Thanks. I'm not there yet, just started ruining copper a couple of days ago. But as my hobby proceeds, I will return to this info.
Best teacher ever!
Your observations are fantastic, thanks for the research.
Dude You are a Genius tanks for this
This was a very interesting video, thanks for sharing!
Thank you!!
Thank you Jason!
I am really learning a lot from you!!
Great informative video thanks Jason
This was the best. Thank You.
Thank you very very much, you have been very helpful.
Thank you so much this video is awesome, you are a rad teacher
thank you very much for your video once again you helped me to solve something that I did not know how to do, I had a lot of cooper sulface in my tank, because there were blue particles left, I know how to solve it, thanks
pH of bicarbonate solution will be much closer to 8 - fairly sure it's 8.4 when saturated. Better to buy a good buffer solution for pH 4 and 7 to properly calibrate.
I have seen in other videos that miralax is used as a brightner. Here you are using it as a courier, will I still need the brightener to get the desired effect
What do you think gets pulled out or caught in the coffee filter?
Jason, you talk about some of dangers of plating, but dude, you really should be wearing nitrile gloves.
For your plating solution, is it a lot clearer because you used less copper sulfate in your mixture? Also, how do you know when you have used too much hydrochloric acid in your solution?
Great vid. Thank!
Curious if you plate in any other metals?
I got four minutes and 26 seconds in and you were holding a piece of wire that you said was 14 gauge. Did you mean 24? It looks pretty thing to be 14 gauge or am I missing something?
Thank you for sharing, very helpfull in every way .......... Only issue I have which you never covered was the anode part. Your anode was lovely and black, hence you have chloride like you said (and how much), ... Only thing you never mentioned which is the issue I have at the moment, is my anode is NOT black, it's more of a grey light colour and even after adding Hydrochloric Acid to it, it's not making any difference. I just can't work out out why this is happening?! ... I've don't everything by the book yet it's not black. ... Do you possibly think it could be my copper anode? I've recently learned that for best plating you have to use a good grade copper, like the C106 copper which is not oxidized and phosphorous ... I'm stuck here, it's driving me up the wall, and already thrown away about 15 gallons of solutions! Please help if you can.
Think I might have to much acid! Got a PH meter and it reads 00.00 ... I've been watering it down and found that my anodes are getting darker now, which is good. From my research I had to much HCL in my solution, so watering it down is the only way to get it back to normal.
In the acid test when you make the square are you using copper as well??
what if my ph is .5 and im at .55 v to get to .2 A? adding acid doesn't seem to help.
Jason , ill pay you $30 for a half hour phone call ? Genius hall cell by the way
Can’t you do a test by dangling in your testis ?