Turning Spilled Sand Into Sandbags

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 18

  • @jhasi7974
    @jhasi7974 18 дней назад +13

    why am i watching a video about someone baking sand??😂

  • @jaschaeidam7469
    @jaschaeidam7469 13 дней назад

    Never has a video explained the glamour of Studio work so well. For the people that never did work in Studios: There is an alternative to this, which is just a 5kg/10pound cast iron weight with a clamp integrated. Works great, no mess with sand... if you drop if while attaching it to a boom, you are either breaking your foot or the floor.

  • @jmagnuson17
    @jmagnuson17 17 дней назад +2

    Watching this video is like watching sand dry

  • @AdamAugustPhoto
    @AdamAugustPhoto 17 дней назад

    I've always just used the sand wet and never had any issues, but I do double bag them with the zip lock at opposite ends. But I don't really need precise weights for counterbalancing boom arms or anything, just stabilising portable backdrop stand and flash stands.
    Great to hear the darkroom build is edging ever closer though, I bet you miss having your full set-up.

  • @dangoldbach6570
    @dangoldbach6570 18 дней назад +3

    Had a similar problem with sand for a sandblasting cabinet. That needs to be super dry in order to flow properly. I piled all of my wet sand on the garage floor and blasted it with one of those weed burner/roofing torches from harbor freight. It dried out and blew off the pile into a nice ring around the main stack. Once I got to the bottom I dried out about 100lbs of sand. It took maybe 20 minutes. Swept it up and poured it through a window screen to grab the bigger chunks. It worked surprisingly well. Plus it's just fun to blast stuff with a huge flame 😁

  • @rick-fstop-lewis
    @rick-fstop-lewis 14 дней назад

    I used small zip locks for 1lb bags and duct taped them good to avoid small punctures and easy removal. That way I can add or take away weight easily.

  • @adrielrowley
    @adrielrowley 17 дней назад

    What a freak accident, love what came out of it. By the way, you bake potting soil to kill bacteria, so extra benefit is less chance of it molding in the future.
    By the way, when you packing the ZipLock into the outer covering, my Golden mix came into the room looking to see what treats I had. 😂
    Cheers,
    Adriel

  • @AdrianBacon
    @AdrianBacon 18 дней назад +4

    I fill my weight bags with 500ml water bottles. Makes it easy to take the water bottles out when I need to flatten the bags out for travel (and not pay for the weight on the flight), then on the other side of the flight, buy a big pack of water bottles. Serves double duty, you drink from the pack, and use some of the bottles for weight. When you're done, give the bottles of water to whoever needs them and fly back.

    • @chriscard6544
      @chriscard6544 18 дней назад

      that's a great trick.

    • @AdamAugustPhoto
      @AdamAugustPhoto 17 дней назад

      We used to do the same for when I worked at a TV hire/production facility, as previously we'd have to cross hire sandbags when traveling abroad.

  • @cavb748
    @cavb748 18 дней назад +6

    By the title, I thought your house was going to flood...

  • @aminfarah1403
    @aminfarah1403 18 дней назад +1

    I´m asking me, if there is a deeper meaning... perhaps a kind of art-performance? a naked photographer is baking sand and fill it up. Love it! ;-)

  • @ewbaite
    @ewbaite 18 дней назад +1

    That's a funny way to print a photo

  • @ryanbuck1917
    @ryanbuck1917 18 дней назад +1

    Sandbags are the worst! Just let your stands fall over 😂

  • @gertbehrmann4877
    @gertbehrmann4877 18 дней назад

    Hello, I would like to buy one of your copy stands - the model 1c - but the shipping costs to the UK with USPS are 60% on top. Could you maybe ship with DHL or UPS, anything more reasonable?

  • @aiherzen
    @aiherzen 18 дней назад +2

    You can get the same results with Rodinal diluted 1:25

  • @tundrusphoto4312
    @tundrusphoto4312 10 дней назад

    Sand??? Use small diameter gravel (pea gravel). Easier to get in the bag, no plastic bag needed. And who the heck needs to have the weight exact? Preston is the enemy of good.