Steady Craftin videos are made with the help of DIRECT SUPPORT: www.patreon.com/steadycraftin (You'll also get access to the printable 3D scans of my original sculpted figures, MP3s, exclusive behind-the-scenes videos, shop discounts, and more.) My family and I are so grateful that I get to do this.
Your Free range chicken got me looking into toy design, you show me a cheap and easy way to transfer my designs into copper plates and now molding metal. This is perfect for pieces in a game I'm looking to make. How you seem to have the exact guides to get through project roadblocks I have is beyond me. The only other video I could find on metal casting didn't show you how to make the mold and I couldn't be happier that my favorite personality is showing me. Thank you for everything you do Crafsman and Crafsmama. You're kind heart and loving words give me strengths I didn't think I had. You are a light in this world and your community is reflection of that goodness.
Tom, this gives me so much encouragement. I'm glad to hear that the videos I've put out have been helpful, and in line with what you're working on. Great words, my friend. Crafsmama and I appreciate you!
Your voice is relaxing! The first video I watched was about Hard Molding, and I almost fell asleep. Not because it was boring at all! Your progress and processes are greatly appreciated! Have an amazing week, stay safe! thank you for your time.
This is, by far, my favorite Crafsman video mostly because I remember these characters from when I was a kid and I really wanted a Sogmaster. Only ever found the Captain though. Seeing it remade in metal just makes me happy every time I watch it. Thank you, Crafsman!
Crafsman, I have just discovered your channel and your content has been the medicine I’ve needed for a long time. These last couple of weeks have been very hard for me and this quality of education, approach and heart warming genuine love made my world so much better. I appreciate you as a person and will spread the joy of your videos to others I know that are in a hard place.
Wow. Comments like this stun me. I haven’t talked much about it, but I myself deal with anxiety and moderate depression. So hearing that my videos help others in this way is beyond encouraging to me.
@@TheCrafsMan Your skill sets have surpassed, to the point where I don't believe anyone would have ever noticed or even thought that anxiety could ever even be remotely possible. You seem to be as calm as... Whatever you want! I've enjoyed two enlightening experiences regarding Hard molding and 3d printing! Thank you for your energy, and sharing your experience with the internet. Kudos!
I assume he was going to say something to the effect of, 'I didn't expect this to go as smoothly as it did'...but probably decided to let it go and bask in how well it came together! Awesome job CrafsMan!
Your workshop is like a real life I Spy book...and it's awesome. Also, I'm diggin the puppet avatar, it suites your unique narration. Keep up the good work man, your videos are so educational/entertaining.
What I love the most about these videos. I can just put them onto a playlist and just listen to this man's soothing voice while at work. He just keeps me focused on my task and I can't express how much I love to see a new video. THANK YOU MR. CRAFSMAN
I just subscribed a few days ago, and this is already my favorite channel. I’m just excited that there’s 2 years worth of content to keep me busy for a long time.
Hahaha! Glad y'all liked the little Captain Crunch placements. :) I originally wanted to play it up like a big versus situation, with the end being Captain Crunch having a metal version of himself made, to match Sogmaster's new capabilities. Something like that. But the video was over 20 minutes so I was like "This is good."
As much as I like molding and casting parts, it's very satisfying to watch others do it skillfully. The CarftsMan is probably the MOST satisfying molder/ caster I've ever watched!
Crafsman, I want to thank you for inspiring me to start my own journey in a new hobby I've always been interested in: crafting miniature things. A few months ago I came across one of your videos by chance and since then I've watched every single one. Your videos have really encouraged me to try crafts for myself, so I went to my local dollar store, loaded up a basket, and finished my first project! It was definitely much more work, required more concentration and imagination than I originally thought, but was satisfying at the end to see the result. As always, I enjoyed your video and can't wait for the next one.
Friend, TheCrafsMan, Thank you for an un-rushed easy to understand demonstration of pewter casting and simple mold making. Thank you for your friendly style, and especially, I thank you for not having some pounding noisy music in the back ground. I felt as though I was there with you, in an easy conversational teaching style. What a happy encounter. I have subscribed. Happy Christmas/Holiday to you good Sir. pierre5325
I couldn’t click fast enough to see what you were going to make today and I wasn’t disappointed, as of this viewing I see your subscribers is at 91k I hope it goes up to 100k very soon, you deserve it.
Craftsman, I enjoy the way you teach because you keep the different molding processes non intimidated. And I enjoy listening to your voice! ! ! Very entertaining. Thanks
I like that you make original stuff, there is a guy who is into copies of others work and then asks for people to send him money, also he seems to only make videos maybe once a month. You are the real deal🤗 thank you. Blessings to you and your loved ones ❤️
I appreciate your craftsmanship and detail orientated approach to preparation. You display several habits of the happy artist, including enthusiasm, a sense of humor, joy in work that is inherently fun. When it comes to tools and materials, I agree that the cheapest tool is often the right option. I love your videos and would like to see more molding and casting- and puppets.
Another outstanding, informative and happy video from TheCrafsMan! CrafsMan, this video took me back to my youth, when me and my friend used to get up to all manner of crazy things in his father's basement. See, his father was a fine arts painter and also a wood carver. He used to carve all these little realistic birds of all kinds out of wood. He would then make silicone molds with the same kinda stuff you seem to be using. His had a setup where he would clamp up the molds like you did but he put them on the end of this spring-loaded centrifuge, and just pour the metal (also pewter) in and let it fly! It was really something else. So me and my friend got us some ideas....we said, "Hey - let's make us some Morgan silver dollars!" Some ended up with a little bit of bubbles but some were perfect! We weren't tryin to fool nobody - it was just a cool thing to do. Thanks again for your SteadyCraftin!
I like stories like this! : D And I know the centrifugal casting device you're talking about. I've yet to get into that, but it's on my mind. :) That's pretty slick about making some coins. Had to be a neat feeling as youngsters. :)
“I’m very excited this is actually working.” I’m not going to lie, when I hear seasoned pros say that, it makes me feel much better about my endeavors.
Crafsman, I really hope you can do this full time real soon! You, of all the UA-camrs I watch, truly deserve it. It's so refreshing to hear you acknowledge that you're blessed and thankful regardless! You da man, Crafsman! 👍
Thank you so much for that! UA-cam Ads + Amazon Affiliate do provide a nice supplement to our income, but currently can't pay bills+insurance on their own. So we'll keep at it. I'm steady enjoying it, and I don't take that for granted. It would be bad if I came out here to the workshop all like "Man, I HAVE to do another video. I HAVE to work on Steady Craftin." Nahhh... I *GET* to. :D THANK YOU!
HA! Thanks, Nick! To be totally honest about where that came from. It's kinda bad, I guess, but my mom... when she was REALLY upset, would say "Crap a mile!" It was in situations where just saying "Crap!" wasn't enough. Sorry for the language there, but I wanted to share the background on that. LOL!
What do we learn from The CrafsMan? In no particular order and only a partial list -Find joy in what you do. Patience. Attention to detail. Share your knowledge. Have a sense of humor. Always wear the right gloves. Protect your surfaces. Don't be afraid to try. And always be craftin'.
I love you, Crafsman. The soothing, hushed tones of your voice along with the interesting and varied physical surroundings of your workspace reminds me of the _I Spy_ book photographs of my childhood.
CrafsMan, I'm so glad I found your videos !!!!...being born and raised in S.Texas, pardon me for thinking you were Cajun...you are a true layman and a jewel for us "common folk" DYI's..please keep on keeping on !
Wow! That's incredible! I have always liked all of them, but Sogmaster especially! :D Great example for metal-casting. Thank you for watching + commenting!
I like how you did your maths. I remember learning that a long (long) time ago. But they never explained how it was used in real world applications. Great job!
Metal casting is relatively new to me as well. I've dabbled in aluminum before, but not pewter. And I REALLY like this. I'm brainstorming necklace pendants and things now. :) Glad you enjoyed it, my friend!
Your videos are so good! You are a genius, super funny, a talented artist, incredibly likable, and really know how to properly make stuff. I see so many people on UA-cam giving bad advice, but you are always on the money. Thanks for making these videos. Much love to you The Crafsman!
Such a great video!!! I'm so glad I discovered you. Listening to you is just about as soothing as listening to Bob Ross. And learning from you is fantastic because you explain so clearly! I'm excited to try out mold making myself soon - and this makes me feel like maybe I can actually handle metal casting too. And I'm ridiculously pleased to know that you're kinda nearby!!! So hi from Hattiesburg, haha!
I teach kindergarten so we r counting down to Christmas! 2 days left before our vacation starts....I think I may try some Crafsman crafts with my kids while we're on break 😁
Woowhooo was gonna ask about two part mold making, idk about messing with hot melty stuff just yet, i need to know how to do a two part with like a star wars toy so after molding i can attach arms & legs or something, thanks again crafsman your the best 😀👍
Came upon your channel while slacking off this morning at work between emptying the bins and mopping the toilets. You have such a lovely soothing way of teaching and craftsmanship, I've been wanting to make some metal casting moulds for one of my own toy soldier projects but have been holding myself back, seeing you make this look so easy(which it honestly is) it makes me want to get off my arse and actually do it now. Thanks Crafsman, I look forward to more charming videos for all the years to come!
I have to deliberately pull myself away from watching vid after vid on your channel! I could be there all day. Thanks so much for quality projects and presenting them in in an amazing manner.
Man, Blake - thank you so much! Glad you liked it. And straight up, I was legit surprised throughout this process. That first one turning out the way it did was just a thrill. :) Thanks for watching!
I like the CraftsMan hand puppet, as a fellow hand puppet user myself. I also found your voice relaxing and pleasant to listen to. I have ASMR and this video was ideal for me after a stressful office day. Thank you.
Yessir! I mention later on in the video about that (and lead). I've got to figure out a way to make sure it's safe to melt down, because I really like the idea of using old pewter goblets and things.
You too, my friend! And that's both a good and bad decision, using that name, in hindsight. It's a tribute to my grandmother, and how she would seem to leave out the T in words. But any time you search "Crafsman", technology wants to correct it to "Craftsman". :)
@@TheCrafsMan What a nice tribute to your grandmother, all full of love and passion and care, like every art you make. I understand that problem with technology and the corrector; I also have problems with my name, first it was going to be a channel in English but I was no lucky, so I realized my videos needed to be in Spanish and now Spanish people don't know how to spell my channel name, I always wondered if I should change it but I have registered it!
Its great hearing how excited you got haha just adds something more special to a video when you can tell the person really cares about the stuff their doing
Being 100% honest, I thought that first pour was a flop. I was like "Well, I'm going to show the messup anyway, and that will be a lesson in trying again." So I was legitimately surprised at that, AND that the decal transfer worked so well. :) Thanks for watching!
I have been hooked on your Channel since the Free Range Chicken! You are awesome! My son loves to watch you and we are now going to try to make our own action figure. (After I get my F.R.C.! You were sold out again before I got to them. 😆) Keep em’ coming CrafsMan!
TheCrafsMan SteadyCraftin OH SNAP! If there is any way you could find it in your heart to cast another, we would gladly take it! (Trying to lay it on a lil’ thick 😂) Seriously though... I need a FRC. If you do decide to release one, I signed up on patreon so I will definitely know. (Sometimes UA-cam doesn’t show your videos in my feed. Plus, I enjoy supporting creators. Every lil’ bit helps!) Thanks CrafsMan!
Thank you! So far I've got four Sogmasters from the mold, and it's not showing any signs of being too far-gone. I thought it was "burnt" after a couple molds, but I cleaned it up (enough for the thumbnail picture) and it looks great. Did another one this morning, just for fun. :)
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My family and I are so grateful that I get to do this.
I wish I’d found your channel sooner, but I’m happy I’m here now
Dude I don't know whats more entertaining....your crafts or the way you talk!! I can listen to you all day long. You da best bro!
Crafsman you are THE man. This has just answered all my prayers in one short video and as always delivered with style. Thank you sir.
So glad to hear this! Really. Be safe! And thank you for watching!
The fact that he got out pencil and paper for math instead of a calculator is a true testament to his authenticity
Truth. Can't always trust a computer
Chase H. Hah! I do that, too. On paper, if the answer doesn’t come out right, I can look and see where I went wrong.
TheCrafsMan coulda been a maths teacher if he wasnt too busy rocking creative moves
That's nursing school math for medication administration! :-)
Because using a calculator isn't authentic? What's that got to do with anything?
Your Free range chicken got me looking into toy design, you show me a cheap and easy way to transfer my designs into copper plates and now molding metal. This is perfect for pieces in a game I'm looking to make. How you seem to have the exact guides to get through project roadblocks I have is beyond me.
The only other video I could find on metal casting didn't show you how to make the mold and I couldn't be happier that my favorite personality is showing me.
Thank you for everything you do Crafsman and Crafsmama. You're kind heart and loving words give me strengths I didn't think I had. You are a light in this world and your community is reflection of that goodness.
Tom, this gives me so much encouragement. I'm glad to hear that the videos I've put out have been helpful, and in line with what you're working on. Great words, my friend. Crafsmama and I appreciate you!
Your voice is relaxing!
The first video I watched was about Hard Molding, and I almost fell asleep.
Not because it was boring at all! Your progress and processes are greatly appreciated!
Have an amazing week, stay safe! thank you for your time.
Wow that was the best instructions I’ve seen your a great teacher!!!❤😊
I don't think I've seen anything more satisfying than when crafsman trimmed the edges of the mold with the x-acto knife
I would have used a pair of flush wire cutters, but then again, I don't have Crafsman's steady hands.
You're a very good teacher. Great for those of us who don't have anybody around to teach us this kind of stuff. Thanks.
This is, by far, my favorite Crafsman video mostly because I remember these characters from when I was a kid and I really wanted a Sogmaster. Only ever found the Captain though. Seeing it remade in metal just makes me happy every time I watch it. Thank you, Crafsman!
Your voice is so relaxing. So many American voiced tutorials are grating, but now I'm in auditory heaven.
Crafsman, I have just discovered your channel and your content has been the medicine I’ve needed for a long time. These last couple of weeks have been very hard for me and this quality of education, approach and heart warming genuine love made my world so much better. I appreciate you as a person and will spread the joy of your videos to others I know that are in a hard place.
Wow. Comments like this stun me. I haven’t talked much about it, but I myself deal with anxiety and moderate depression. So hearing that my videos help others in this way is beyond encouraging to me.
@@TheCrafsMan
Your skill sets have surpassed, to the point where I don't believe anyone would have ever noticed or even thought that anxiety could ever even be remotely possible. You seem to be as calm as... Whatever you want!
I've enjoyed two enlightening experiences regarding Hard molding and 3d printing!
Thank you for your energy, and sharing your experience with the internet. Kudos!
"To be honest with y'all.. Well anyway.."
I assume he was going to say something to the effect of, 'I didn't expect this to go as smoothly as it did'...but probably decided to let it go and bask in how well it came together! Awesome job CrafsMan!
When I've got insomnia, your calm voice always lulls me into a solemn slumber. Thanks for the videos CrafsMan!
Glad to hear that, Greg! Thank you for the positive feedback!
i am more relaxed right now than i have been in a year. thank you crafsman, might be my new favorite channel
Your workshop is like a real life I Spy book...and it's awesome. Also, I'm diggin the puppet avatar, it suites your unique narration. Keep up the good work man, your videos are so educational/entertaining.
Agreed
Accent, soft spoken and crafts... ASMR heaven.
The Bob Ross of Crafts, Bless the Universe!
What I love the most about these videos. I can just put them onto a playlist and just listen to this man's soothing voice while at work. He just keeps me focused on my task and I can't express how much I love to see a new video. THANK YOU MR. CRAFSMAN
So glad you enjoy my videos! Thank you for the encouraging words.
@@TheCrafsMan Oh wow! I'm surprised you read these comments! Thank you so much for the reply!
I just subscribed a few days ago, and this is already my favorite channel.
I’m just excited that there’s 2 years worth of content to keep me busy for a long time.
Why is this the best channel on UA-cam?
11:57 Captain Crunch looks on gleefully as his enemy is slowly encased in silicone...
You should see his face now there's two!
Hahaha! Glad y'all liked the little Captain Crunch placements. :)
I originally wanted to play it up like a big versus situation, with the end being Captain Crunch having a metal version of himself made, to match Sogmaster's new capabilities. Something like that. But the video was over 20 minutes so I was like "This is good."
It's so Han Solo!
@@TheCrafsMan Please make a metal captain crunch at some point too though!
Yes
First video of Crafsman I ever watched and it hooked me instantly. I come back to this video once in a while
Thank you so much! :)
I just discovered your channel and I love it. The commentary, the vibe, the honest mistakes that you do not hide- overall a great, heartfelt channel!
As much as I like molding and casting parts, it's very satisfying to watch others do it skillfully. The CarftsMan is probably the MOST satisfying molder/ caster I've ever watched!
Crafsman, I want to thank you for inspiring me to start my own journey in a new hobby I've always been interested in: crafting miniature things. A few months ago I came across one of your videos by chance and since then I've watched every single one. Your videos have really encouraged me to try crafts for myself, so I went to my local dollar store, loaded up a basket, and finished my first project! It was definitely much more work, required more concentration and imagination than I originally thought, but was satisfying at the end to see the result.
As always, I enjoyed your video and can't wait for the next one.
That right there does my heart good. I'm so glad you're making things! Thanks so much for watching.
I get stressed out a lot but when I listen to the crafmama's voice it makes me feel so much calmer
Crafsman. The coolest ASMR dude online.
Thank you so much!
Crafsman, you're the Bob Ross of info videos - thank you!
You broke the stick? Aw SNAP!
Literally
Best comment on this vidio
@@ashey218 love you spelled video
I always say your intro with you, I just can’t help myself, love this channel.
Makes me smile, my friend! Thank you!
@@TheCrafsMan
You ever put thought into a live television show?
I'd watch Sesame Street every day, if you had an hour or two! Just Sayin'.
I just let your videos play one after another. Crafsman, your voice keeps me in a peaceful motion for hours. Thank you for all you do!
Friend, TheCrafsMan, Thank you for an un-rushed easy to understand demonstration of pewter casting and simple mold making. Thank you for your friendly style, and especially, I thank you for not having some pounding noisy music in the back ground. I felt as though I was there with you, in an easy conversational teaching style. What a happy encounter. I have subscribed. Happy Christmas/Holiday to you good Sir. pierre5325
What a wonderful comment! SO glad you liked this, and thank you so much for subscribing! This means a lot to me!
Keep them coming if you can yes!
pierre5325
@@TheCrafsMan
"Mind Blowing Material for a World of Applications." You are en-ter-taining!
Love it.
I couldn’t click fast enough to see what you were going to make today and I wasn’t disappointed, as of this viewing I see your subscribers is at 91k I hope it goes up to 100k very soon, you deserve it.
Craftsman, I enjoy the way you teach because you keep the different molding processes non intimidated. And I enjoy listening to your voice! ! ! Very entertaining. Thanks
'This is gonna be fun!" And it was! Thanks, Crafsman.
:D SO GLAD, Veronica! Thank you!
I like that you make original stuff, there is a guy who is into copies of others work and then asks for people to send him money, also he seems to only make videos maybe once a month. You are the real deal🤗 thank you. Blessings to you and your loved ones ❤️
I appreciate the encouragement, my friend! Y'all are really something else. Crafsmama and I are enjoying these comments this morning. :)
Never expected such good life advice from a DIY video. Great vid!
Nothing I enjoy more than watching people do what they love.
Yay! I didn’t expect a new Crafsman video! I’m happy.
Happy to surprise you! :D
I appreciate your craftsmanship and detail orientated approach to preparation. You display several habits of the happy artist, including enthusiasm, a sense of humor, joy in work that is inherently fun. When it comes to tools and materials, I agree that the cheapest tool is often the right option. I love your videos and would like to see more molding and casting- and puppets.
"One thing about liquid, it ain't going to lie about what's level." - The Crafsman
Another outstanding, informative and happy video from TheCrafsMan! CrafsMan, this video took me back to my youth, when me and my friend used to get up to all manner of crazy things in his father's basement. See, his father was a fine arts painter and also a wood carver. He used to carve all these little realistic birds of all kinds out of wood. He would then make silicone molds with the same kinda stuff you seem to be using. His had a setup where he would clamp up the molds like you did but he put them on the end of this spring-loaded centrifuge, and just pour the metal (also pewter) in and let it fly! It was really something else. So me and my friend got us some ideas....we said, "Hey - let's make us some Morgan silver dollars!" Some ended up with a little bit of bubbles but some were perfect! We weren't tryin to fool nobody - it was just a cool thing to do. Thanks again for your SteadyCraftin!
I like stories like this! : D And I know the centrifugal casting device you're talking about. I've yet to get into that, but it's on my mind. :) That's pretty slick about making some coins. Had to be a neat feeling as youngsters. :)
“I’m very excited this is actually working.” I’m not going to lie, when I hear seasoned pros say that, it makes me feel much better about my endeavors.
Crafsman, I really hope you can do this full time real soon! You, of all the UA-camrs I watch, truly deserve it. It's so refreshing to hear you acknowledge that you're blessed and thankful regardless! You da man, Crafsman! 👍
Thank you so much for that! UA-cam Ads + Amazon Affiliate do provide a nice supplement to our income, but currently can't pay bills+insurance on their own. So we'll keep at it. I'm steady enjoying it, and I don't take that for granted. It would be bad if I came out here to the workshop all like "Man, I HAVE to do another video. I HAVE to work on Steady Craftin." Nahhh... I *GET* to. :D THANK YOU!
hey there MR. CRAFSMAN, just gotta say and i quote...."SNAP A MILE".... thanks for sharing your genius!
HA! Thanks, Nick! To be totally honest about where that came from. It's kinda bad, I guess, but my mom... when she was REALLY upset, would say "Crap a mile!" It was in situations where just saying "Crap!" wasn't enough. Sorry for the language there, but I wanted to share the background on that. LOL!
TheCrafsMan SteadyCraftin 🐸
@@TheCrafsMan
SteadyCrappin 💩?
What do we learn from The CrafsMan? In no particular order and only a partial list -Find joy in what you do. Patience. Attention to detail. Share your knowledge. Have a sense of humor. Always wear the right gloves. Protect your surfaces. Don't be afraid to try. And always be craftin'.
Mighty nice comment, Mary! Thank you so much. I thoroughly enjoyed this. :)
I love you, Crafsman. The soothing, hushed tones of your voice along with the interesting and varied physical surroundings of your workspace reminds me of the _I Spy_ book photographs of my childhood.
CrafsMan, I'm so glad I found your videos !!!!...being born and raised in S.Texas, pardon me for thinking you were Cajun...you are a true layman and a jewel for us "common folk" DYI's..please keep on keeping on !
Such a nice comment, Abby! Thank you so very much for watching, and taking a minute to leave some nice words! I appreciate it.
sir you got an amazing voice.. very calming
Amaria Hummel lol I agree, something about his voice is just really calming
This man is a child at heart. Never change.
What a perfect end to a Saturday night. Always amazed by your work. Your a true crafting inspiration.
Sure appreciate you!
"Your"
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I own the original prototypes for these Captain Crunch mini figures :) Nice to see others are enjoying them still. Fun video!!
Wow! That's incredible! I have always liked all of them, but Sogmaster especially! :D Great example for metal-casting. Thank you for watching + commenting!
The Bob Ross of crafting.
I like how you did your maths. I remember learning that a long (long) time ago. But they never explained how it was used in real world applications. Great job!
Craftsman this is new territory for me. You are a wonderful instructor and I learned so much from your videos.
Metal casting is relatively new to me as well. I've dabbled in aluminum before, but not pewter. And I REALLY like this. I'm brainstorming necklace pendants and things now. :) Glad you enjoyed it, my friend!
Your videos are so good! You are a genius, super funny, a talented artist, incredibly likable, and really know how to properly make stuff. I see so many people on UA-cam giving bad advice, but you are always on the money. Thanks for making these videos. Much love to you The Crafsman!
That's very encouraging, sir. Thank you, for real!
A video by my man , the Crafsman!Perfect way to end my Saturday night❤
We need more people like Crafsman. Love your channel.
Such a great video!!! I'm so glad I discovered you. Listening to you is just about as soothing as listening to Bob Ross. And learning from you is fantastic because you explain so clearly! I'm excited to try out mold making myself soon - and this makes me feel like maybe I can actually handle metal casting too.
And I'm ridiculously pleased to know that you're kinda nearby!!! So hi from Hattiesburg, haha!
This...... is what perfection sounds and looks like.
quite possibly the greatest youtube channel EVER.
Wow. Thank you so much!
10/10 best youtuber
and I learned somethin'!
i show your videos to my students in China(im an art teacher at an international school), they love your voice.
This makes me so happy! :D Thank you for sharing my video with your students! Glad they enjoy!
"We got two sides to this. One side and another side." Lolol😂 Love you Crafsman❤🙏
check this gem out from his nintendo zapper vid ua-cam.com/video/t_v39Wv3nKA/v-deo.html
This is the best ASMR channel on UA-cam and it's not even ASMR
CrafsMan turnin' into MathsMan
MafsMan :)
This is the first video I found by CrafsMan. This dude is the man.
Is this guy the Bob Ross of silicone molds?
Christmas come early for the CrafsMan Crew! Another great vid and I shared your joy when everything came out just right 👌🏿👍🏽. Thank you for sharing!
I love your intro and the little puppet! He's so cute!
I teach kindergarten so we r counting down to Christmas! 2 days left before our vacation starts....I think I may try some Crafsman crafts with my kids while we're on break 😁
Y'all do that! Have fun and be SAFE! :D Thanks so much for watching my videos.
This is great to watch before bed or when you are having a bad day! The Bob Ross of Crafts!
Woowhooo was gonna ask about two part mold making, idk about messing with hot melty stuff just yet, i need to know how to do a two part with like a star wars toy so after molding i can attach arms & legs or something, thanks again crafsman your the best 😀👍
Glad it’s useful to you, my friend! And this is the same procedure I used for two-part arm and leg molds. :)
TheCrafsMan SteadyCraftin just make a small channel connecting them if you use the same mold for all of um? Body, arms & legs?
You sound like a southern stoner and I love it so much.
Haha! I used to have the Sog Master from out the cereal box. Keep up the good work!
Came upon your channel while slacking off this morning at work between emptying the bins and mopping the toilets. You have such a lovely soothing way of teaching and craftsmanship, I've been wanting to make some metal casting moulds for one of my own toy soldier projects but have been holding myself back, seeing you make this look so easy(which it honestly is) it makes me want to get off my arse and actually do it now.
Thanks Crafsman, I look forward to more charming videos for all the years to come!
You have outdone yourself, tonight. Fantastic !
I have to deliberately pull myself away from watching vid after vid on your channel! I could be there all day. Thanks so much for quality projects and presenting them in in an amazing manner.
As always, a pleasure watching. Thank you Crafsman.
I gotta say, I hit a real slump with some of my projects and watching your videos reminds me of why I love doing them again
:) This is very encouraging! Thanks, Devon!
That's a rad little figure amd great info!
Thanks so much for watching. And yeah, man, that Sogmaster design was a great one for this, with all the details. Just right for a metal cast.
Wow! that came out perfect!!!
I was super surprised by this whole deal, my man. Thanks for watching!
Man, I need to get me "some", looks so useful!
That mold making was really cool, I learned some stuff, thank you :)
I forgot to include the business plan for SOME! "Phase one: Bring back audio cassettes." ;)
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks for you're happy video's. They make me smile even on my bad days.
Everything about this video was super cool! Thanks crafsman!
Happy you liked it, Jennifer! :D
yesss. I love coming home from work to a video by you. It's the perfect way to wind down after a crazy night tending bar
Hope you were able to wind down, my friend! Thanks for watching!
Man, you got me trying to make all kinds of stuff...
I like that, Jerry! :D If you ever feel inclined to share your work, post it on my Facebook, or email yo friend: thecrafsman@gmail.com
Craftsman! That mold is amazing! Seriously that method and what it produces is flawless!
Man, Blake - thank you so much! Glad you liked it. And straight up, I was legit surprised throughout this process. That first one turning out the way it did was just a thrill. :) Thanks for watching!
Beautiful work!
Thank you so much!
P.S. I just subscribed to you. (Thought I had already, but did not. I have seen some of your videos, though!)
Great video. So relaxing and fun to watch. Just heading your voice removes all my stress and puts a smile on my face. One of a kind you are!!
Very kind! Thank you so much!
You sound like a more subdued Dusty "The American Dream" Rhodes.... love your videos
I like the CraftsMan hand puppet, as a fellow hand puppet user myself. I also found your voice relaxing and pleasant to listen to. I have ASMR and this video was ideal for me after a stressful office day. Thank you.
Don't forget, you can many times find castoff pewter items in a local 2nd-hand shop, if you're looking for an inexpensive source.
Yessir! I mention later on in the video about that (and lead). I've got to figure out a way to make sure it's safe to melt down, because I really like the idea of using old pewter goblets and things.
This instruction is second to none Crafman! Keep sharing!
Snappy and Happy Christmas, Mr Crafsman! (never realized that your nave is without a T!)
You too, my friend! And that's both a good and bad decision, using that name, in hindsight. It's a tribute to my grandmother, and how she would seem to leave out the T in words. But any time you search "Crafsman", technology wants to correct it to "Craftsman". :)
@@TheCrafsMan What a nice tribute to your grandmother, all full of love and passion and care, like every art you make. I understand that problem with technology and the corrector; I also have problems with my name, first it was going to be a channel in English but I was no lucky, so I realized my videos needed to be in Spanish and now Spanish people don't know how to spell my channel name, I always wondered if I should change it but I have registered it!
Its great hearing how excited you got haha just adds something more special to a video when you can tell the person really cares about the stuff their doing
Being 100% honest, I thought that first pour was a flop. I was like "Well, I'm going to show the messup anyway, and that will be a lesson in trying again." So I was legitimately surprised at that, AND that the decal transfer worked so well. :) Thanks for watching!
I have been hooked on your Channel since the Free Range Chicken! You are awesome! My son loves to watch you and we are now going to try to make our own action figure. (After I get my F.R.C.! You were sold out again before I got to them. 😆)
Keep em’ coming CrafsMan!
Thank y'all for watching! Sorry about the FRC situation, but thank y'all for sticking with me!
TheCrafsMan SteadyCraftin
OH SNAP! If there is any way you could find it in your heart to cast another, we would gladly take it! (Trying to lay it on a lil’ thick 😂) Seriously though... I need a FRC. If you do decide to release one, I signed up on patreon so I will definitely know. (Sometimes UA-cam doesn’t show your videos in my feed. Plus, I enjoy supporting creators. Every lil’ bit helps!)
Thanks CrafsMan!
Fun (and slightly scary) project! I could listen to you all day, CrafsMan. You have the most soothing, peaceful voice I've ever heard.
It's very enjoyable, Ms. Lisa! Just stay safe, if you try it. And thanks for your kind words!
that is some good stuff. Transfers were perfect! Any idea on number of castings from the mold?
Thank you! So far I've got four Sogmasters from the mold, and it's not showing any signs of being too far-gone. I thought it was "burnt" after a couple molds, but I cleaned it up (enough for the thumbnail picture) and it looks great. Did another one this morning, just for fun. :)