Melting Pine Pitch to Resin | Ten Lairs Deep | Wildcraft Wednesday
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Wildcraft Wednesday with Ten Lairs Deep - a Flower Farm located in the heart of North America: Kelwood Canada!
Pine trees are majestic & their sap/pitch has been known as 'magic'.. In this video we tackle getting the pine pitch that we collected melted down, strained, and ready for use. Of course along the way we share any knowledge we may have with you, take it or leave it ;0)
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OMG! Thank you so much for simplifying this process for me! I've been collecting ponderosa pine resin to make a wax blend for jewelry casting. I couldn't get it to crystalize until I watched the way you did it! SOOOO much easier and faster than what I was doing before. Perfect! many many thanks!!!
Good to know 😊
I try avoiding browning to keep it that natural color
Highly flammable.
Great instructional video 👍 thanks
I like the memorizing bubbles
Thanks ❤ great video loves it😊
Hey there!
Curious to know what can your final product, be used for? Is there a way to make these into small pebbles that people can use to burn ? ( I'm sort of confused on how to make little pebble rocks out of pine sap)
I am going to try it with cherry tree resin and putting an insect inside. Curious if it will work out.
Would love to hear how it worked out!
Do you know how to make a "lollypop" to use it as a tool to apply to stands of cloth as a friction paste? The Japanese use something like that on the back of the silk or cotton cord (called ito) to help hold it in place as the wrap it around a sword handle. They pull the material across the lollypop to add the adhesion / tacky substance to the cord. Anyway, that is what I am trying to do. I have some pine gum that is in a yellowish rock form. I know this is an odd question, but thought I would ask since you seem to know a lot about this. Thanks.
I am not too sure, but if I was going to try it would be heating it and adding bees wax and maybe a mineral oil to get it to the right consistency/stickiness. This is also a guess on my part - good luck & would love to know if you ever figure it out!
Im trying to make wax wraps and it doesnt melt into the mix. Do you have any suggestions?
In our experience you really have to heat & constantly stir when you mix the resin with wax. Eventually it does combine, but takes a bit of time & work. Good Luck!
Melt sap first. Beeswax has a lower melt temp