How To Make Alumilite & "Worthless Wood" Burl Blanks

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  • @minoz55
    @minoz55 Місяць тому

    Really like your calm, no nonsense no hype no music style. Much appreciated.

  • @delytheckersley4723
    @delytheckersley4723 5 років тому +11

    I think it's such a lovely, selfless thing you are doing here, showing everybody how u do the beautiful stuff you do, especially when you actually sell it yourself.. I myself just came across this kinda accidently & have no intention, nor probably knowledge/equipment to do it. But it is very interesting & stunning. So thanks for sharing :)

  • @davidclauson5256
    @davidclauson5256 6 років тому

    Thanks Casey, learn something new every time I watch your videos. Beautiful blanks!!!

  • @TechnoMasterBoy
    @TechnoMasterBoy 5 років тому +4

    The silver leaf looks absolutely beautiful.

  • @Beth.Colvin
    @Beth.Colvin 5 років тому +6

    These are amazing! Smaller versions of these would make awesome pendants for jewelry.

  • @LIE4ME
    @LIE4ME 3 роки тому +1

    02:07 Wow, how many times have a thought "when I mix my resin it's going to look cool like that" when I see a cool resin color transition. All the time. And when I visualize me mixing it's with a popsicle stick. You just saved me time and $$ not having to figure that out after 3-5 unsuccessful tries and still in the back of my mind thinking... I need to mix with straws or something lol. Thanks buddy!

  • @elmofreen5552
    @elmofreen5552 5 років тому +2

    Love the designs! Stimulates the imagination, Thanks!

  • @kelleytowle4381
    @kelleytowle4381 5 років тому

    I very much enjoy your videos I like the preparation part. Gives you an insight to what you can decide to do with these blanks. Very nice videos thank you

  • @ZacHiggins
    @ZacHiggins 6 років тому +2

    Wicked!! Those all turned out awesome, great walk through on making them and some great tips in there!

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  6 років тому +2

      Thanks Zac!! They’re honestly some of the most fun blocks to make

  • @mamabearssheshedtracykeato6941
    @mamabearssheshedtracykeato6941 6 років тому +4

    Those are beautiful! I love that red Maylee Burl with that intense red metallic resin! Beautifully done! Thank you for sharing. Many blessings on your Etsy store also!

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  6 років тому

      Thanks Tracy!! I love how they look too!

    • @shonaoneill5151
      @shonaoneill5151 5 років тому

      @@CaseyMartin707 hi Casey, I am looking for some custom pieces. Should I contact you through etsy to discuss this in detail?

  • @michellelynn2172
    @michellelynn2172 5 років тому +17

    I am feeling inspired after watching this and very excited to be getting a lathe this weekend!!!! :)

  • @tylerkrug7719
    @tylerkrug7719 5 років тому

    The green and red were amazing!

  • @gonzalovaldez8204
    @gonzalovaldez8204 6 років тому +13

    Hello Casey, your work is amazing, you know I work in jewelry, I make silver rings with gold for the lost wax system and your art has good applications for jewelry (the text I did with the google translator), regards, is beautiful your art.
    Saludos y es hermoso tu trabajo, lo miré en los links, Feliz fin de semana

  • @discoandben9313
    @discoandben9313 2 роки тому

    Just went to your Etsy account and those blanks look fantastic!!!!!

  • @palvikathakur1459
    @palvikathakur1459 2 роки тому

    Love it Casey , you actually gave me some ideas on using Resin and doing DIY art using that !

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  2 роки тому

      Thanks Palvika!

    • @ouchabn
      @ouchabn 6 місяців тому

      Can you make a block
      1 1/8"× 1 1/8× 10" with a cool burl and translucian neon green?

  • @TailEndCustoms
    @TailEndCustoms 6 років тому +5

    Dope. Love the colors

  • @lukyspeede1968
    @lukyspeede1968 4 роки тому +3

    Hello men, amaizing micarta, increíble! Grettigs from Colombia, nice video, tks a Lot for sharing

  • @burnout7702
    @burnout7702 5 років тому +1

    Love the pine cone ones.

  • @joej.jamison8725
    @joej.jamison8725 4 роки тому

    Outstanding color blending yet do sharp & clean looking. Interested to see your pressuring process.

  • @357Dejavu
    @357Dejavu 4 роки тому

    Very Nice! I love all the color!

  • @daemonikk
    @daemonikk 5 років тому +1

    Quick note from an Aussie (who happened to grow up in the region those burls are from), the soft-emphasis is on the 'Mal' in Mallee, like how the soft-emphasis in 'resin' is on the 'res'. Beautiful work, Casey!

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  5 років тому

      I will have to listen to a correct pronunciation so I can get it right! Thanks for the tip Dan!

  • @alchemykitchen777
    @alchemykitchen777 4 місяці тому

    These look amazing

  • @adrienneclark903
    @adrienneclark903 5 років тому

    They look like they would make awesome knife handles

  • @gmanjeep1
    @gmanjeep1 5 років тому

    I loved the red 1 but the green 1 is cool also

  • @SalviMithrin
    @SalviMithrin 6 років тому

    Wonderful projects!

  • @SproutyPottedPlant
    @SproutyPottedPlant 3 роки тому

    So that's how beautiful stab wood squonkers are made!

  • @christinethomas8484
    @christinethomas8484 3 роки тому

    Luv the white x

  • @BeastlyIronworks
    @BeastlyIronworks Рік тому

    Super cool man!!!

  • @rickotts3299
    @rickotts3299 4 роки тому

    You just plain do some fine work!

  • @travisbartlett1977
    @travisbartlett1977 2 роки тому

    amazing work.

  • @sp8957
    @sp8957 5 років тому

    Trop trop beau j'adore, je vais tester merci

  • @FullChokeFowl
    @FullChokeFowl 3 роки тому

    Mr. Casey, May you please tell me how you treat the burl before you add it to the resin? How is the burl "turnable" on a lathe without disintegrating? Thanks

  • @JensWoodworkingThings
    @JensWoodworkingThings 5 років тому

    New sub. Love your pieces. Hope to use one in a future vid.

  • @ALECtomoveit
    @ALECtomoveit 4 роки тому

    Very interesting! What measurements do you have for your moulds?

  • @MrCed0802
    @MrCed0802 3 роки тому +1

    Hi Casey. Wonderful work. May I ask where you got these molds? Are they sillicone?Thanks a lot?

  • @mikedibene
    @mikedibene 5 років тому

    Are there any videos that show how you select, cut and anchor the wood in the mold?

  • @jthenriksen3482
    @jthenriksen3482 5 років тому +1

    Hey I'm trying to get into allumilite casting like this and I'm just wondering what's the difference of using dyes and pigments in your resin.

  • @bwell6863
    @bwell6863 5 років тому

    I just bought a mold from maneater.com. I bought the knife scale mold and I liked it so much, Tom is making me a custom size for knifes.

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  5 років тому

      Awesome. I make my own molds! Much more cost effective, but obviously takes time

  • @irenedavo3768
    @irenedavo3768 5 років тому +1

    Beautiful

  • @bigrickg7332
    @bigrickg7332 2 роки тому

    Where do you fing your burl pieces for these blanks? Just curious. I want to give this s try.
    Great video. You've got me wanting to do this.

  • @shimonkahloun9804
    @shimonkahloun9804 4 роки тому

    I'm sure nyou know that you do great WORK!!!! how would you use it for Jewelry making and what are the pricing?

  • @billyboblemon207
    @billyboblemon207 2 дні тому

    Magnificent sir

  • @59caddy76
    @59caddy76 5 років тому

    when you cut the blocks after the come out of the pressure pot and the wood is exposed ,does the wood has to be treated after that or is it still surrounded by resin?

  • @steffh9683
    @steffh9683 3 роки тому

    Great Video! Which Resin you use exactly..which pot-life and demold-time? And which pressure/vacuum-pot? thanks a lot! :)

  • @taiyabkamaal681
    @taiyabkamaal681 4 роки тому

    Lovely!

  • @radnukespeoplesminds
    @radnukespeoplesminds 4 роки тому

    I would one of those blocks on its own and just some rgbw lights underneath

  • @buddybros2557
    @buddybros2557 4 роки тому

    I'm defenitely buying off of your Etsy shop for my knife handle scales (I'm a bladesmith) they're dope af.

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  4 роки тому +1

      Thanks man I appreciate that! Would love to see one of yours made with them!

    • @buddybros2557
      @buddybros2557 4 роки тому

      @@CaseyMartin707 Will def send pics

  • @mauroaraujo1421
    @mauroaraujo1421 3 роки тому

    Hi Casey, can you tell where is a good place to buy wood blocks, burls pieces, etc, not yet stabilized ?

  • @pauly7218
    @pauly7218 4 роки тому

    I'm a new guy to this and was wondering where is the best place to shop for nice burl like your use?

  • @sagybbilbao3495
    @sagybbilbao3495 3 роки тому

    Gracias! Muy bonito!

  • @lucasferraric
    @lucasferraric 4 роки тому

    Nice Job Man! Also i have a question. Where i can find this kind of wood? Thkns!!

  • @strangefate2934
    @strangefate2934 5 років тому +2

    If i make it lika that too can it be made into a box mod vape?

  • @impeach_roony
    @impeach_roony 5 років тому

    It's like a little cloud nebula from the Hubble Telescope.

  • @Buzzhumma
    @Buzzhumma 4 роки тому

    these are Western Australian banksia seed pods . i feel you could do some amazing art with these

  • @J1SMOKES
    @J1SMOKES 6 років тому +9

    As I was watching I recognized them from etsy . I really like the white one. I have a question on this material. How thin can I cut this material? I need to band saw a block into 1/8 thick strips.

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  6 років тому +1

      You can very easily cut it that thin. The Alumilite is stronger than most woods actually so thin cuts are practically the same. I’ve cut it that thin for knives a few times with no problem

  • @PeaceDeliverer
    @PeaceDeliverer 3 роки тому

    Nice job, one question do you use silicone mold for those?

  • @Anderson-HandForged
    @Anderson-HandForged 2 роки тому

    awesome blanks they are beautiful can you share where to buy wood to make blanks of knife handle scales im new to this thanks Mark subbed and liked

  • @haroldlee6954
    @haroldlee6954 5 років тому

    I like to see more knife blanks

  • @mohammadalhuniti6216
    @mohammadalhuniti6216 3 роки тому

    Great 👍🏽
    What’s the name of the spray that u used after !?

  • @MarilinMamolite
    @MarilinMamolite 5 років тому +1

    Qué belleza 💝

  • @MrTattoos1977
    @MrTattoos1977 4 роки тому

    Nice work my friend...What kind of wood you used?

  • @nihadjapanes5611
    @nihadjapanes5611 5 років тому

    Good work

  • @MrEvilconevil4
    @MrEvilconevil4 3 роки тому

    What are these used for? They look incredible, but do they have a use? 🤔

  • @ParkerBurt
    @ParkerBurt 4 роки тому

    Nice video Jacob... I mean Casey!

  • @mohangsk3759
    @mohangsk3759 3 роки тому

    Amazing. What’s the size of each blank ?

  • @giantchriss.stovall-lopezi3581
    @giantchriss.stovall-lopezi3581 5 років тому

    Great video! Do you have instruction or a materials list for what you used to make the casting form?

  • @ArvindKumar-xq3jr
    @ArvindKumar-xq3jr 6 років тому +1

    Very nice

  • @206Seaman
    @206Seaman 4 роки тому

    Does anybody know if these can be cut to 1/4” - 3/8” thick pieces lengthwise,? On a bandsaw?

  • @killy2626
    @killy2626 4 роки тому

    Don't know if you're still reading this but i'll ask anyway: is there a reason that you're using a Pressure Pot for resin casting and a Vacuum Chamber for Stabilizing Wood? You can't do the resin casting in the vacuum chamber? And great video btw!

  • @jerrywaters4814
    @jerrywaters4814 4 роки тому

    Maybe you could use a sifter for your powders.

  • @oleguss1004
    @oleguss1004 4 роки тому

    Добрый день, подскажите из какого материала у вас форма белого цвета,которой закрепляете на саморезы?

  • @zakiz8743
    @zakiz8743 6 років тому

    Hey how are you Thanks for everything you offer us I want to ask you Are you mixing Rezin only ?? Mixture or epoxy؟

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  6 років тому

      Not sure exactly what you’re asking. Epoxy is a form of resin. So is Alumilite. I am only using Alumilite, which is a polyurethane resin.

  • @ershvv7567
    @ershvv7567 5 років тому

    отличные работы!!!респект!!!

  • @MichaelMassimino
    @MichaelMassimino 3 роки тому

    Did you stabilize the burl before adding the resin?

  • @jbyrd3304
    @jbyrd3304 Рік тому

    Do you stabilize the wood before you cast them?

  • @smalltownhero215
    @smalltownhero215 5 років тому

    Very awesome! Where can I find wood like that?? Can you order it? Prolly a dumb question but I'm new to this just trying to find some interesting wood types

  • @jtmarshall
    @jtmarshall 5 років тому +2

    I don't have any grape vine or dry enough wood burles but I have a bunch of Y'S from small branches..
    beach and white birch to be exact..
    I had the idea before I stabilize them for casting to let some of the peices soak in blue dye..
    Would it be easier to dye the birch vs the beach?
    My idea is to dye half my pieces, leave the other half natural and use red alumilite... merica!

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  5 років тому +1

      Sounds like an awesome plan brother! Honestly I have no idea. Whichever seems to be denser, and have really tight grain, is probably the one that would be harder to soak dye into. But that just means you can let it soak for longer. Good luck man!

    • @jtmarshall
      @jtmarshall 5 років тому

      Ok man.. I'll try dyeing the birch, I'll post up a video of my end result if it comes out decent lol..

  • @THEAPRILFOOL-1983
    @THEAPRILFOOL-1983 4 роки тому

    Now which one of these blanks was actually used to make that watch from that watch company

  • @LosAngeles_323
    @LosAngeles_323 2 роки тому

    Is Their A Main Website Where I Can Purchase All These Resin Products To Start Making My Own Products?

  • @AditKamath26
    @AditKamath26 5 років тому

    Amazing work, Casey. I’ve got a question. Where can I source stabilized wood like this for pen blanks?

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  5 років тому

      I stabilize all my own wood. Not sure where you can buy already stabilized live edge pieces.

    • @shonaoneill5151
      @shonaoneill5151 5 років тому

      Ebay

  • @clauxsky
    @clauxsky 5 років тому

    Hi! Great works!
    I’m trying to do something similar but I’m finding many problems with the mold. What material is it of? Any problem when you remove it? Only remove the screws and open the mold?

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  5 років тому +1

      It’s made of HDPE. I have a video on how to make them!

    • @clauxsky
      @clauxsky 5 років тому

      Thanks ;) I found it!

  • @fredricful
    @fredricful 4 роки тому

    Tenk og lage kjøkkenbenk i fine farver og i tileg tåler vannsøl og ser pent ut inne på ett kjøkken?

  • @natalipires8124
    @natalipires8124 5 років тому

    Trabalho lindo❤️🥰👏

  • @SuperQuantum69
    @SuperQuantum69 5 років тому

    nice video. Any chance you can share the link where you got your block molds? thanks

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  5 років тому

      I make them myself. I have a video on how I made them!

  • @njbnsn
    @njbnsn 6 років тому

    Have the mallee burrs been stabilized first? I appreciate spalted woods which are porous need it, but mallee seems so dense to start with.

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  6 років тому +1

      I have stabilized some of them, but some I haven’t for the exact reason you’re mentioning. They’re so dense and hard to begin with I didn’t really see the point.

  • @travieso19285
    @travieso19285 5 років тому

    hola buen dia ,,,,,,,,
    que tipo de pintura utilizas , de que marca y características son ????

  • @lukasstipsits2716
    @lukasstipsits2716 5 років тому

    Amazing video and very well explained! Is it necessary to use a pressure pot or is it possible to make nice blanks without it? :)

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  5 років тому

      Absolutely necessary for Alumilite. Not necessary for some epoxy resins like Liquid Diamonds for example. But most casting epoxies don’t cure as hard as polyurethanes. That being said it still works great for a lot of purposes

    • @lukasstipsits2716
      @lukasstipsits2716 5 років тому

      thank you for your answer it really helped
      cheers

  • @judgeworks3687
    @judgeworks3687 5 років тому

    nice! I looked on your tools page and didn't see what you use to frame-out the casting (looks like milk opaque plexi or something?). What is the material you use as the box around the wood when you pour the resin?

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  5 років тому +1

      It’s HDPE plastic, which is on there! I also have a video on how I make the molds too

    • @judgeworks3687
      @judgeworks3687 5 років тому

      @@CaseyMartin707 thank you! I don't know how I missed it. & will watch the vdeo on making them. Cheers

  • @MichaelTBrown-vv5le
    @MichaelTBrown-vv5le 3 роки тому

    What kind of material do you use for your form?

  • @andybrock100
    @andybrock100 5 років тому

    Brilliant work, what blade (number of teeth) do use in your table saw for cutting Alumilite blocks? Thanks

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  5 років тому +1

      Diablo ultra fine 80 teeth

    • @andybrock100
      @andybrock100 5 років тому

      Casey Martin Thanks for replying, does that blade cope well with stabilised wood within the resin?

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  5 років тому

      Yes. The resin is harder than stabilized wood. So the resin is actually what is harder to push through

  • @user-dv9hb5wf7i
    @user-dv9hb5wf7i Місяць тому

    Сам контейнер, где происходит формирование бруска, выполнен из фторопласта?

  • @ouchabn
    @ouchabn 6 місяців тому

    Can you make a blank 1 1/8×1 1/8×10". And 1"×1"×5" transulciant neon green with stabilized burl light like maple or tge stuff in this video

  • @user-ky9df3nm7j
    @user-ky9df3nm7j 3 роки тому

    Интересная идея. Спасибо.

  • @arunnegi922
    @arunnegi922 4 роки тому

    Hey these are really good...
    But i am a bit confused that what exactly these can be used for...
    Do mind telling me please???

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  4 роки тому +1

      It’s for making things out of. They can be made into pens, knife handles, or anything imaginable

  • @simonlapa
    @simonlapa 5 років тому

    Nice technique!
    What kind of saw is the red one? Is it typical wood saw?

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  5 років тому

      It’s a Grizzly table saw. Any table saw will work fine, or band saw

    • @simonlapa
      @simonlapa 5 років тому

      @@CaseyMartin707 thanks! Maybe the thing is I used different epoxy. I think it was too hard and fragile. I couldn't get clean cut...

  • @paultpaul9122
    @paultpaul9122 5 років тому

    where did you get the burl wood from?. and do you have a link as to where to get it?. thanks!..awesome video tutorial

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  5 років тому

      I get it from a lot of different places online as well as from friends or special relationships. Just google burl caps online and you’ll find them everywhere from companies and on eBay.

    • @paultpaul9122
      @paultpaul9122 5 років тому

      @@CaseyMartin707 thanks for the reply. i live in Canada and just getting started into resin casting and really love the burl mallee look..beautiful. any ideas as where i can search from here?.. i know a long shot..but every time i search it sends me on a wild goose chase. i really like the texture and that's what i'm looking for. i even started searching wood shops in Australia.any help in direction as to where i can find would be much appreciated...thanks in advance

  • @timothymeadows4242
    @timothymeadows4242 5 років тому

    Dam, you have the fastest mixing hands in the west!
    What size are the blanks you are making?
    Is there a standard size for knife handles?

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  5 років тому

      They are roughly 2” square or 2.25” square and 6.5” long. Standard sizes vary. Usually around 1.75”-2” wide, around 5” long, and thickness varies. Usually for one scale around 1/4-3/8” is standard. I’m not a huge expert in the field since I don’t make the knives myself, just sell the material, but that’s what I’ve seen the most

    • @timothymeadows4242
      @timothymeadows4242 5 років тому +1

      Thanks

  • @mauriciocardoso8219
    @mauriciocardoso8219 3 роки тому

    what are the approximate measures of the blocks ??? congratulations for the work !!!

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  3 роки тому

      Depends but if I utilize the full size of the mold they’re 6.5x2.5x2.5 inches

  • @blitzkriegdesign
    @blitzkriegdesign Рік тому

    The Alumilite link is now dead, can you tell me what you use?

  • @JitsuNeko
    @JitsuNeko 5 років тому

    This is fantastic! How did you make the mold though?

    • @CaseyMartin707
      @CaseyMartin707  5 років тому

      I have a video on making them! I made it pretty recently

    • @JitsuNeko
      @JitsuNeko 5 років тому

      @@CaseyMartin707 Thanks, yeah My sister found it for me :) parts ordered, will try and build one tomorrow!