Cool tips for using Plaster of Paris

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  • Опубликовано: 5 авг 2021
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  • @TheCreativeModellerHO
    @TheCreativeModellerHO  2 года назад +12

    My first RUclips short on the channel... What do you think? Should I upload more shorts? I won't stop Uploading full-length videos, I'm just doing some experimentation...

    • @leegolden7435
      @leegolden7435 Год назад +3

      The shorts introduce people to the hobby in little segments. They're more apt to watch out of surprised interest. From there they will be more likely to go to your Channel to view your longer videos and better understand what you're doing and better understand the hobby as well. Keep developing shorts. I might do a few myself.

    • @jackcarvis3668
      @jackcarvis3668 Год назад

      Yes

  • @Rita-yw2tn
    @Rita-yw2tn 2 года назад +4

    I really like these short videos because they go straight and to the point and I like that . So thank you for your video Sir.

  • @leegolden7435
    @leegolden7435 Год назад +3

    I use Hydrocal Gypsum Plaster for model railroad scenery and have found that a few drops of White Elmers Glue will slow the process by twice the normal hardening time. Maybe a few more drops will retard the plaster even more. Experiment with plaster of Paris and see if it works with it too. They are chemically similar but not completely. Hydrocal is expensive, but it is the very best for hardshell scenery. A thin layer is extremely hard and lightweight.

  • @melkitson
    @melkitson 2 года назад +2

    First time I have been aware of shorts. I like it and I also like the idea for increasing the setting time. Sometimes you just need it to delay a bit.

  • @nadeemscollection.5930
    @nadeemscollection.5930 Год назад +1

    Excellent. Bro you solved my problem. Thx

  • @homeboi4159
    @homeboi4159 Год назад

    Margarito’s secret weapon

  • @railwayjade
    @railwayjade 2 года назад +2

    That's a nifty trick! Thank you!

  • @lizzetogerardofarias6337
    @lizzetogerardofarias6337 7 месяцев назад

    Me has enseñado algo muy útil para los detalles que me eran dificultosos. La jeringa para las uniones 👍👍🇺🇾 Gerardo 🙋🏼‍♂️

  • @Quasarflux
    @Quasarflux Год назад +1

    Yes, when we add baking powder too much the sodium in baking powder reactes with the calcium in the plaster of Paris and carbon in baking powder reactes with the sulfur in plaster of paris. Thus diluting the whole sulution.

  • @RRtistArtSeni
    @RRtistArtSeni 2 года назад +1

    Thank You sir!

  • @stevef6523
    @stevef6523 2 года назад +3

    Not a fan of shorts myself but this is a fantastic tip! I make my own sculpta-mold but it goes off way too fast, I will definately give this a go, thank you!

    • @TheCreativeModellerHO
      @TheCreativeModellerHO  2 года назад

      I'm also not a fan of shorts, but I had to give it a try... Glad it was helpful!

  • @Ccsh12
    @Ccsh12 Год назад

    I sent this to Antonio margarito

  • @Amazeeeee
    @Amazeeeee 2 года назад +2

    I think that it is good and you should keep doing it 👍🏻

  • @mina7572
    @mina7572 2 года назад

    The syringe makes it much easier to use molds that were originally intended for resin.
    Because those molds have small pour holes it is normally hard to pour the thick poP.
    Is baking soda ok or must it be baking powder?

  • @donnavin4066
    @donnavin4066 Год назад

    U