McRib is back...FOREVER! (Cast in Epoxy Resin)
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- Опубліковано 18 лют 2021
- Today in the lab, Graz and Andrew are out to lunch and decide that they want the McRib back…for good!
They have the brilliant idea to cast a McRib in TotalBoat epoxy so they can enjoy all year long. Will they succeed? Will they fail? Watch the video and comment below on what the next food should be cast and preserved forever in epoxy!
Click here for your chance to win the Epoxy Casted Mcrib!
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Tools and Products used in this video:
A McRib or the food item of your choice
1/8" Acrylic - for a super smooth mold box: www.mcmaster.com/8560K262/
Sci-Grip Weld-On 3: www.mcmaster.com/7528A13/
Hot Glue + Hot Glue Gun
Mold Release Wax: www.jamestowndistributors.com...
High-Performance Epoxy Resin: www.totalboat.com/product/hig...
Thickset casting Epoxy Resin: www.totalboat.com/product/tot...
Casting Pressure Pot: www.totalboat.com/product/5-g...
Pigments for Tinting Epoxy (to replicate barbecue sauce): www.totalboat.com/product/epo...
Wet/Dry Sandpaper up to 1200 grit (for wet sanding the epoxy): www.woodworkingshop.com/categ...
Buffing Compound: www.totalboat.com/product/tot...
Polishing Compound: www.totalboat.com/product/tot...
Drill buffing pads: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
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I was working at McDonald's when the Flintstone movie came out and the McRib was re-released. After making hundreds of them, I never had the stomach to try one.
Sealed in resin seems like the best place for this sandwich travesty! HAHA
Uh huh. Yep.
As if the McRib wouldn't survive indefinitely on its own without the resin ;)
TotalBuff, more like TotalMcBuff
Professional sandwich preservation techniques here. Did you know "See-through McRib Coffin" was the name of my 80s cover band?
I so want to see future archeologists explanation of this 😂😆
That’s awesome. Now turn it on a lathe 😎
Now I need to add a PID controlled hot box oven to my workshop. Fun video, thanks Graz, Andrew & Jeff!
I was expecting Graz to go all Napoleon Dynamite on that acrylic box. Haha, seriously....this is the highest and best use for that sammich!
The Smithsonian called...they want the McRib for their Americana display.
@@cliffordchapman1967 haha 😆 NOOOOOOO! 😆😆
this is some DAMN fine content, people. Damn fine.
Haha! good one guys. You may never know what's really *in* the McRib, but at least you know for this one what's *around* it.
Here forever, but forever just out of reach of my belly. Nice work guys!
I tried calling the number and the person that answered was not Grazzed that I called. I love that epoxy meniscus that you sanded away!
Nicely done! 😃👍🏻👊🏻 .........Fitting that you referred to the acrylic box as a coffin...... Since the McRib more than likely contains human remains!
I'd say do a Twinkie next, but we all know those are self-preserving.
that would look awesome om my desk
We are McLovin' this video! What a way to honor the McRibs 40th bday! This was so fun!
"Enjoy every sandwich."
- Warren Zevon
I am very curious to know what this will look like in a few years
Delicious! How else would it look? ;-)
Is that Jeff's truck Graz was driving?
good eye!
Hilarious.....had fun Graz!
It's so beautiful 😍
That was McAwesome.
Need to do a hostess cupcake
" -THE MC PIB IS BACK- "
" THE MC RIB IS BACK "
I’ve never used an oven to cure resin. Was that just to cure it faster or did you have to do it bc of the kind of resin you used?
got technical questions what's the difference between using vaccuum chamber versus pressure chamber. I know one has vacuum the other has a pressure, but as for curing the epoxy and getting the bubbles out what is better or why would you choose one over the other.
thanks
Hey! Pressure and vacuum are ultimately used for the same goal - minimizing air bubbles - but are done during different stages of the process and work using different principles.
A pressure pot works by holding your project at pressure (typically 45-50psi) until it's fully cured. This compresses air bubbles to be microscopic and basically invisible. This is the same effect that would cause a diver to experience "the bends" if they surfaced too quickly.
A vacuum pot "degasses" resin, silicone, urethane and other systems after you're done mixing, but before pouring by removing any air from the mixture. Once your resin (or other system) is sufficiently mixed, put it in the vacuum pot and pull a vacuum. Release the air a little bit at a time if it is about to bubble over. This is necessary for some systems like higher viscosity silicones, but is also a good preventative measure for pours where the entire project won't fit in a pressure pot (like a river table).
In short, degassing in a vacuum pot is a preventative measure for bubbles. Casting in a pressure pot happens after the pour to minimize the appearance of bubbles that are already there.
Neither is 100% effective or applicable for every project. Be sure to properly seal any wood or materials in your project before pouring to help minimize bubbles.
I hope that helps!
anything to do before puttin food in resin so it doest get moldy ? I wanna do Waffles
Hope someone start selling food like this online $$$
Can I buy one?
you can win one! check the link in the description!
😂😂😂
Why didn't you fill to the brim like you said you were, we can see the bun is exposed Thumbs Down!!
Stopped watching after I saw them put their face diapers on.