finally able to order an egg. when ever i had extra $$ you would be sold out. now to not so patiently await its arrival. 😁 also, will you bring the nebulla egg back in the future? q
BRILLIANT!!! Absolutely Stunning!!! What a gorgeous project to bring in the new year!!! I can't afford any of your eggs... I would buy several if I had the ability... My situation is unique... I can't just "go get a job" I'm not a felon, I am new to USA, I am a legal immigrant but cannot legally work yet. Still doing the lengthy legal process... It's hard.
Sry for all my comments lol. You should definitely put the cut piece on the lathe. And I really like the cove/cave area for the diver. Very cool. One of my favorites
I really like how this one looks and turned out! I do miss the detailed, longer videos though. But awesome nonetheless! Can't wait to see what's next! Take care!
@@cap5856 to each their own, I like the longer detailed videos because I like learning from them and Ben's channel is the first resin/wood working channel I ever watched. He's Entertaining and quite skilled. Fun to watch no matter what though. So I'll be watching regardless.
I legit laughed out loud when you turned the pot around and played the snippet of Under Pressure 😆 As for the chunk you cut off... More keychains like the 30 minute challenge one you did a while back? Or... I don't know enough about working with wood and resin to know if this would work, just how thin can you cut and polish it? Because if you *could* slice that super super thin it would make a gorgeous bookmark.
Hi Ben, I enjoy your videos, you do such interesting projects with resin. I noticed the ultrasonic cleaner you used for cleaning your 3D prints. I'm not sure if you are using isopropyl alcohol, methylated spirits or water for the cleaning (as there are some water washable printing resins). If using isopropyl alcohol it can be a fire hazard/explosion risk due to the alcohol vapors. As the ultrasonic works, the vapor can ignite if there is any faulty wiring on the machine itself or nearby. This is especially true if your machine has a heating function. An easy solution for this is to fill the metal bin with water, then put your prints in a plastic ziploc bag with the alcohol and seal it. The vibrations go through the water and into the bag without the risk of vapors escaping. I just wanted to let you know as I've been researching about ultrasonics for my own 3D printing needs. Keep up the great work!
I just wanted to say that this channel is still extremely underrated. But I'm sure you will grow much bigger one day! You deserve so much more! The content is amazing and your works are literally breathtaking! Just absolutely amazing job with this piece too! Wish I could have an art pieces like that on my table. I must check out those amazing eggs too! They look phenomenal! 👍
Wow, that's super cool. I'm impressed with how well you were able to pour multiple layers of the "water" resin without the witness line between each pour showing. Hard to mix each batch of resin the exact same color like that.
This project looks soooooooo good! Nicely done!! I was wondering, what do you do with all the wooden stirring-sticks? You should make something with them. Throw them in a glass/container when you are done using them. That way you add one/two each time you do a resinproject.
Hi Ben! Quick tip- if you don't wait for full cure and do a second pour while first one in gelatinous stage- you won't have a visible seam and you won't need glue to have your objects in the middle, they will stick when placed on top of fresh resin. I use this all the time (I do it for a living) and recently I had to make huge cylinders with resin printed corn, cucumber, tomato and potato 1 to 1 scale. I used resin with 1 week cure time for 1kg pours so it won't warp, boil or crack, and still had to do it in 3 pours. There were no seams visible because I didn't wait for full cure, just made sure it's hard just enough to hold my objects in place. And for large pours like this you can use tabletop epoxy with longer cure times- 3, 5 or 7 days, depending on your volume. It won't warp or crack.
Best one yet, Ben. I seem to think this of your videos regularly! They do get better & better. Thank you for taking the time to make and share your projects with us, Ben 👍🏻
This looks absolutely amazing. I enjoy seeing how your ideas develop into these amazing creations! Thank you for sharing your talents with us! Have a brilliant weekend!🌹
Nice one Ben! Turned out great. Maybe the blue dye was a little 'too blue'? I thought you couldn't see the diver well enough. A great piece never the less mate!
Very nice work, Ben. Really loved how it turned out. Glad you have better luck than I do. If it had been my project, the crack would've been right through the diver.
Thanks for stopping by, If you have time you can check out my new range of Eggs here www.etsy.com/shop/bensworx
finally able to order an egg. when ever i had extra $$ you would be sold out. now to not so patiently await its arrival. 😁 also, will you bring the nebulla egg back in the future? q
BRILLIANT!!! Absolutely Stunning!!! What a gorgeous project to bring in the new year!!!
I can't afford any of your eggs... I would buy several if I had the ability... My situation is unique... I can't just "go get a job" I'm not a felon, I am new to USA, I am a legal immigrant but cannot legally work yet. Still doing the lengthy legal process... It's hard.
@@skylastudioz one day you will be able to own one of his beautiful eggs i have been obsessing over owning one for over a year.
@@liamkinley672 🥰
Thanks Liam 😊 yes I’ll make some more Nebula eggs soon 👍
Hi everyone, thanks for stopping by, I can’t wait to show you this one!
SPECTACULAR BEN AS ALWAYS 😀NOT YELLING ALMOST COMPLETELY BLIND
@@veneraberens4653 THANKS VENERA
@@BensWorx I JUST LOVE WHAT YOU CREATE DAILY
Any chance you would have some details on that little sander you use? Looks like a great tool to add to the collection
Love love love the tribute to Freddie Mercury’s Under Pressure! It’s perfect! The project turned out awesome 👏. Well done!
Although I was a huge fan of "Frank the Tank" Freddie is so cool. Love it bro
I have spent more time watching you then my son today... he's two... he's also enthralled.
Awesome job Ben looks great and should do another batman project again
Wow Ben...just Wow😁
Edit; Great tribute to Mr. Mercury.
I hate having to wait, counting the minutes
Sry for all my comments lol. You should definitely put the cut piece on the lathe. And I really like the cove/cave area for the diver. Very cool. One of my favorites
Craftsmanship!!👍👍
I really like how this one looks and turned out! I do miss the detailed, longer videos though. But awesome nonetheless! Can't wait to see what's next! Take care!
Thanks Mate
@@cap5856 to each their own, I like the longer detailed videos because I like learning from them and Ben's channel is the first resin/wood working channel I ever watched. He's Entertaining and quite skilled. Fun to watch no matter what though. So I'll be watching regardless.
Beautiful with the bubbles and jellyfish.
This is awesome Ben, welcome back! My son said Freddie is a "neverending dad joke" haha
the little jellyfish and snorkel bubbles were a great surprise
Thanks Liam 😊
truly are an artist
Absolutely stellar buddy
As a diver, this is so cool!
Freddy is a perfect name! ❤
Love the diorama!! 🥰
I really like the new side narrations. It’s different and new. This turned out great!
Thanks Mate
I love the new new name for the new pressure pot .
Thanks Jimmy
Queen was a great 👍 band . And the graphics for it so cool Ben.👍☝️
Nicely done Ben!
Nice work congratulations👏
I legit laughed out loud when you turned the pot around and played the snippet of Under Pressure 😆
As for the chunk you cut off... More keychains like the 30 minute challenge one you did a while back?
Or... I don't know enough about working with wood and resin to know if this would work, just how thin can you cut and polish it? Because if you *could* slice that super super thin it would make a gorgeous bookmark.
Yo, this looks awesome bro … Keep em’ comin dude! 😎👍✨
You did a perfect job of conveying motion in the water. It feels like I’m really seeing someone dive at night.
Absolutely STUNNING Ben!
great piece, cant wait to see what u do with the offcut...
That looks really cool.
I like that! Well done!
That looks so cool! Especially once you turned the lights off and the unpainted burl was basically invisible
Thanks Mate
Brilliant project. Those little glass beads were a smart addition. They really do look like bubbles.
Thanks Angi 😊
This is a fun one!
Beautiful!!!
Hi Ben,
I enjoy your videos, you do such interesting projects with resin. I noticed the ultrasonic cleaner you used for cleaning your 3D prints. I'm not sure if you are using isopropyl alcohol, methylated spirits or water for the cleaning (as there are some water washable printing resins). If using isopropyl alcohol it can be a fire hazard/explosion risk due to the alcohol vapors. As the ultrasonic works, the vapor can ignite if there is any faulty wiring on the machine itself or nearby. This is especially true if your machine has a heating function. An easy solution for this is to fill the metal bin with water, then put your prints in a plastic ziploc bag with the alcohol and seal it. The vibrations go through the water and into the bag without the risk of vapors escaping.
I just wanted to let you know as I've been researching about ultrasonics for my own 3D printing needs. Keep up the great work!
Love this one really cool
Almost midnight here in the uk and struggling to stay awake-hurry Ben lol 😜
Hang in there mate 😂
Ben that is one gorgeous piece of work !
Looks great.
Now we’re getting back to the stuff I like. Fantastic Ben
Thanks Mate
BRILLIANCE
I JUST love that beautiful underwater-themed lamp, Ben!! 😃 Great job as usual!! 😃
Thankyou 😊
Heck yeah sir looks great 👍
That is so cool!
Spectacular as always Ben!
That's great, Ben. It was inspired to display it the way you did. I couldn't make the premiere but I still wanted to watch.
Bill
Thanks Bill
Awesome work. Being a SCUBA diver myself. This piece really resin-ates with me 😉
Very cool project. Naming the pot Freddie was great, and such a laugh when you said you were sticking it in him, classic
Thanks Jarrod 😊
it's like the diver is under ice... what an amazing effect. great piece
Thankyou
I just wanted to say that this channel is still extremely underrated. But I'm sure you will grow much bigger one day! You deserve so much more! The content is amazing and your works are literally breathtaking! Just absolutely amazing job with this piece too! Wish I could have an art pieces like that on my table. I must check out those amazing eggs too! They look phenomenal! 👍
I'm so fascinated by those 3D printers. It's amazing what they can do.
I like seeing you invest in yourself. Well done on the new equipment.
Thanks Rebecca
Wow, that's super cool. I'm impressed with how well you were able to pour multiple layers of the "water" resin without the witness line between each pour showing. Hard to mix each batch of resin the exact same color like that.
This project looks soooooooo good! Nicely done!! I was wondering, what do you do with all the wooden stirring-sticks? You should make something with them. Throw them in a glass/container when you are done using them. That way you add one/two each time you do a resinproject.
That's amazing 😍🤩 I love it
Can’t wait to see how you did this one. It looks amazing, just like all your work.
Hi Ben! Quick tip- if you don't wait for full cure and do a second pour while first one in gelatinous stage- you won't have a visible seam and you won't need glue to have your objects in the middle, they will stick when placed on top of fresh resin. I use this all the time (I do it for a living) and recently I had to make huge cylinders with resin printed corn, cucumber, tomato and potato 1 to 1 scale. I used resin with 1 week cure time for 1kg pours so it won't warp, boil or crack, and still had to do it in 3 pours. There were no seams visible because I didn't wait for full cure, just made sure it's hard just enough to hold my objects in place. And for large pours like this you can use tabletop epoxy with longer cure times- 3, 5 or 7 days, depending on your volume. It won't warp or crack.
Absolutely awesome Ben glad to see you doing well take care and stay safe and warm god bless.
Lovely piece. Your work is so different and creative. Keep up the great work.
wow had no notification, two days late, but worth it well done
AMAZING WORK! Even when something doesn't work right you find a way to make it work. That's why I love your channel!
Thanks Mate
Another great project Ben!!
Thanks Holly
Love this one. Maybe one day you can do one with a ship under water that looks like its been sunk. Love this channel
Thanks Mate
As a scuba diver myself, I love this one. Very beautiful.
Thanks Ed
OMG I CANT WAIT FOR THIS, I ALREADY KNOW ITS GONNA BE OUTSTANDING!!
Very Cool
Wow, this is maybe my favourite project you've ever done. Inspiring stuff!
Amazing! What a lovely idea for a lamp. Thanks for sharing. Take care.
Wow! The effect of the beads was so cool. I love your attention to details. This is a stunning piece, Ben!
Beautifully crafted Ben. Love the detail you did to the Burl with the glowing.
Thanks Steve 😊
Always welcome Ben. I hope you and your family stay safe and healthy.
I’d love to see you cast a train. My son loves trains and I’ve thought about trying to put one of his toy trains in resin but haven’t gotten to it
That is just awesome looking. Love the swirls that show up from the glowy parts
Very clever name for your pressure pot. This is beautiful
Thanks Melissa 😊
beautiful underwater-themed lamp, Ben
Thanks Glenn
I legit thought this was a community post from dope or nope for a second cause they just did a video on resin art 😂
Can’t wait to see this one!
That looks sick! Bummer you couldn’t have both of the divers there since divers actually dive in pairs. I love Freddie! Lets put him to good use!
Thanks Nate
Just going to get my ☕ this will be good 😁👍 Loved it lit in the dark and it looked like only the water bit existed, so cool..... and Thank you.
Thanks Alison 😊
Best one yet, Ben. I seem to think this of your videos regularly! They do get better & better. Thank you for taking the time to make and share your projects with us, Ben 👍🏻
Thanks Paul 😊
Just a masterpiece! Gorgeous, well done Ben! 👏🏼😍
This looks absolutely amazing. I enjoy seeing how your ideas develop into these amazing creations! Thank you for sharing your talents with us! Have a brilliant weekend!🌹
Thanks Amanda 😊
@@BensWorx 😇
Can’t wait to see it. 👍
Great job Ben
Thanks Mate
That's brilliant Ben, even the shape kinda looks like a fish 🐠
Wonders will never cease what you will come up with next 👍
Thanks Lorraine 😊
It’s always a joy to see you pull out the LD-002H, my favorite printer I own
Yeah easy to use 👍
Amazing!!! I love how this turned out, and I can’t wait to see what you use the smaller piece for!!!
Thanks Samantha 😊
Some cool updates to the shop lately--Freddy, the 3D printer, the orbital sander, the live calypso band playing while you work...
Thanks Gordon 😊
Nice one Ben! Turned out great. Maybe the blue dye was a little 'too blue'? I thought you couldn't see the diver well enough. A great piece never the less mate!
All I can say is wow!
Thankyou
That is amazing! The bubbles look awesome coming from the diver. Excellent job Ben!
Thanks Linda 😊
Holy cats man! Excellent work! Turned out incredibly!
Thankyou
I think this is one of my all time favorites!!
That is impressive!! I love it! Great job, Ben!
Thanks Mike
Idk if "stick it in Freddie" is the best transitional phrase here
Was going to make a similar comment, but you got there first.
🤪🤣😳
I love it! Turned out so spooky and cool like the ocean really is
Thankyou 😊
It looks amazing! :)
That was really great 👍 looking forward to all of your builds this year! Also, I love the new pot 😀
Very nice work, Ben. Really loved how it turned out. Glad you have better luck than I do. If it had been my project, the crack would've been right through the diver.
Thanks Mate
Woah! That machine that made the divers is so cool!! Makes me want to watch how it’s made 😅
End result is amazing, per usual!
The new Clear Series is awesome Ben
Thanks Mark
I love thalassophobia/deep ovcean resin art,it's fascinating
This is my favorite of your pieces. This is beautiful! I love the details in it too!