I got two cool ideas: Fine like a corkscrew mould and make a resin cast in it. Then you brush on a thin layer of resin in one color, after it cure you do another layer with a different color and so on until you have a thick piece you can turn on the late. It should reveal a multicolor corkscrew shape right? Perfect for a corkscrew handle? Also, there are these magnetic stir bars used in chemistry. What would happen if you used one of that and just leave it on spinning as the resin cures? 😂 would it create like a goopy tornado?
Make the handle out of the match sticks. Glue them together and shape them into a C shaped handle for it, something too add a interesting twist on it? Maybe do a wood burn on the match sticks before placing them in the handle, get a nice black and red combo. Just a thought. Wow! over 150 likes?! Thank you so much for all the positive comments! Im kind of shocked everyone likes this so much, glad i made the comment XD. Hope Ben gives it a shot and if he does, cant wait to see how it turns out. He does beautiful work, so i expect it will look amazing :).
Although I like how the darker lighter looked against the mug, I think it would make washing it difficult, and I'd be paranoid about it being there personally.
@@BensWorx Wudnt be an issue if ya used the lighter inside of a handle made with some of the matchsticks too. So you have like a C shape as the other commentor said, but with the long edge of the C bein the darker coloured lighter; tho that cud be a bit too bulky, tho they do make mini lighters
Resin a bunch of match sticks together, band saw them into a 'C' shape but make the match sticks stop half way up that way it blends into where the red heads stop on the mug (half match sticks and half clear resin handle)... will make an awesome effect, round off the edges, this will give the handle the same bubble texture you get on the bottom of the mug, and will give a really nice touch on it.
For the rest of the matchsticks, maybe separate them into a few different piles, stain the piles different shades and then mix them all up after they dry. It'll look like slivers of a bunch of different trees in your pour
I have to admit that this scene triggered my OCD 😂. The match sticks are sorted in the boxes and if you want to cut off the heads it would have been easier to cut them right out of the box when they are still sorted and not pile them up for a video shot
Would love to the see the matchsticks built into a tiny medieval village on a rock or log (so it’s like a cliff top village) and set in resin with bottom bit made to look like waves crashing against the bottom of the cliff 😍
I wouldn't mind the lighter so much if you were to do something to hold it away from the side. Makes it hard to hold, ya know. I do like the matchstick idea. You could easily put it in a C shaped mold.
Three-step suggestion for the match sticks: 1. Construct a tiny log cabin and paint it 2. Glue onto a "hilly" brown or black block of resin (dirt) with a thin layer of green on top (meadow) 3. Fill with clear resin and make a model house egg
Very neat. It needs a handle if it will hold hot drinks, but not the lighter. I don't know if anyone would get it, but my first thought for the matchsticks was a model of the Bridge on the River Kwai.
I like the handle idea, but I think using some of the wood sticks would keep the theme of the cup better then using a lighter. But either way the cup came out great
Definitely with a handle! I like the lighter but not up next against it. Needs to be away like a regular handle for fingers to wrap inside. Maybe connect the lighter to the mug with the left over match sticks. Love you videos! Keep it up!!!!
I personally like it without the lighter handle or without one at all. But someone suggested charring some of the matchsticks and creating one from those and I like that idea as well. You could make any shape you liked out of that! This project is awesome either way and was a great idea! Keep the awesome projects coming, Ben!
That is crazy. I was laughing when you were trying to get it out of the mold. Stuff goes flying off the table. Lol. Happy you sealed it. Don't know what chemicals are in those matches. No handle. Light would look cool though. Those leftover matchsticks, a cool nightlight?❤😂❤
I think the cameras don't take the pressurising cycles in the pressure pot very well. I wonder if an under water case for the camera would withstand the cycles better, since they are built for higher pressures
For the handle, you could use the flexible neck from a BBQ lighter. If your wanted to go all out, you could try layering clear and colored resin to make a flame to attach to the end. Then shape the neck+flame into a handle and cover with clear resin before attaching.
Handle with the lighter-deconstructed so you can see it in resin and have the classic c shaped handle. This project is amazing. As for the sticks- lamp with LEDs but dyed different flame colours from dark to light giving the effect like real fire.
At first when he said he thought the best way to cut all the match heads off was to use a guillotine, I admittedly scoffed to myself. Surely a set of garden snippers would be easier. But the more I thought about it, I realized the guillotine is GENIUS. With 5,000 matches to cut, your hands would have cramped for sure using a hand tool. Great thinking ahead, Ben!
Off! Looks great!. You know, it might be interesting to cast a mold of this and revisit this project to not lose out of the red match stick head color.
If you were wanting some type of 'light show', then use "strike anywhere matches". As for the sticks if you glued them into rows (all facing the same way, then glued them into rings- then cast it all into resin, it would look really cool. It'd be a difficult undertaking, but really cool to see.
Question? Can you actually put drinks in the coffee mug? Using regular resin, or is it just a design piece? Do you not have to use a specific food safe resin, when making a project for food use?
Definitely add a handle. As for the match sticks, I think they'd look cool if you layered them JENGA style and added several different colored resins and made it into a lamp!
You should install a viewing window on the pot and place the camera on the outside of it. Doesn't have to be a large window, just big enough for the lens of the camera to view in. Use a small piece of Lexan and seal that on the inside of the pot. It would be much cheaper than having to replace the cameras every few months lol.
My vote is either no lighter handle, or cast the lighter in resin and make a proportional c shaped handle out of it. I don’t like it just stuck on. This turned out pretty cool!
I think you need to create a conventional handle with the lighter, so leave it open between the lighter and the mug so you can hold it AND leave the top of the lighter open so you can still use the lighter! That would be AWESOME!
Hey Ben, very cool piece!!!!! I think it needs a handle and the lighter is fabulous idea. It needs to be in the shape of a handle though. Not just flush to the side of the mug. I saw someone else say to make the C shape of the handle out of match sticks and put that on the side. That is an excellent idea as well. You could mix orange on the bottom streaking upward like fire! Very cool!! I really like the new coating instead of polishing...very shiny! You should make another one of these and incorporate orange streaking up from the match sticks. That would look cool!! And what ever you decide on the handle I am sure will be the best decision! Thanks for another great video. Mary-Helen
If you ever do something like this again, and please do, keep them in their little boxes, Take out the matches from one box, neatly aligh the ends and cut the tops off at once. Are at least in manageable groups.
If you put notches on part of the rim and in a circle on the base you could make a detachable handle that locks in place. The handle would be a rimmed circular base with arm that juts vertically with little “claws” that would fit withing the notches. Put claws in place and slide base into place and it would “lock” reverse to “unlock”
Uses the lighter, but cover it in reain, so you can have it out from the mug a bit (so you can use it like a normal mug handle) itll tie it in better if its moulded into resin
Maybe if you got some easter egg dyes you could drip the different colors all over the matchsticks and let them absorb the colors all random like. Then make a big ball out of it that can sit on a lit base. That would be pretty awesome
That turned out cool as hell!!! I like it with the lighter as well. However, I wouldn't glue the lighter directly to the mug. Instead, use the match sticks to make a "connection" piece(s) between the lighter and the mug. As for the rest of the match sticks, do something similar as this mug only make a plant potter out of them.
Dye the matchsticks, glue them up into a balancing tower, cure in resin and turn it into a light. Or a cup holder. You could glue some sticks into a geodesic ball and turn that into a ball
Should use the sticks for the handle. Make a mold and cast them in resin. I know I'm late to the party. But I figured if you haven't made a choice yet I'd chime in... also love the cup.
8:50 you could somehow paint them yellow-orange-ish cause they remind me of potato stick crisps and then do whatever you want , maybe something food related.
Cool mug Ben. How about making a handle from some of the match sticks? It'll probably be more work, but I think it'll look neat! Cheers Mate from this old retired coot living the dream in Tennessee.
It looks like a bunch of pomegranate seeds. 😉 Us girls have to stick together, handle OFF. First thing I thought of when I saw all the match sticks, was some sort of Christmas project. Don’t know what, though. 😆 Hope all is well, Ben. Hugs to all! 🦕🌹💫✨Roma
Honestly since it is a camping outdoorsy type mug I would resin in some rivets and add a simple metal handle. I think that would take it to a whole new level..
I say split the sticks into thirds. Char 1/3 of them with a small torch, dye 1/3 different colors, and leave 1/3 as is then cast it. I think that would have a cool look.
Left over matches, char about a third of them so you get black and white contrast. Handle or no handle, definitely with handle but had some spacers so you can get your fingers through. Both colours look good but I think brown or red would look best. Finally why didn't you use food safe on the outside cos the rim on the outside is more likely to be in your mouth making contact when drinking. Brilliant video, I enjoyed it. 😊😊
Ben, are these videos new or just new to us? If you're all healed up, glad to see you are better and keep up the great work. As for handle or no handle on the mug, maybe use some of the matchsticks since a handle will help to keep you from burning you hand if the coffee is to hot. Another idea with the matchsticks is flat costers or maybe even another coffee cup with red and yellow at the top?
Hi Ben I really enjoy watching your videos. The things your able to craft. I do have one question though. You use your scale to weigh the your resign is there a reason or is that your method??
You could have used the guillotine to cut the matches while they were still in the boxes, that way the matches would have already been in the right direction and contained
@Bensworx a cool idea could be to separate handfuls of the match sticks and dye them different colors with alcohol ink then mix then up in that big mold might look pretty cool
Because it's for coffee or tea, which are typically brown or black, the brown lighter would look better as a handle, but I don't think it'd be a very practical handle. Maybe use the match sticks as a handle?
Hi Ben, cool mug. The lighter takes from the matches. What if you made a handle from the matches which would keep in sink with the mug. Could even make a matches handle from all the little ones. Sorry getting carried away. Have a great weekend.
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I got two cool ideas:
Fine like a corkscrew mould and make a resin cast in it. Then you brush on a thin layer of resin in one color, after it cure you do another layer with a different color and so on until you have a thick piece you can turn on the late. It should reveal a multicolor corkscrew shape right? Perfect for a corkscrew handle?
Also, there are these magnetic stir bars used in chemistry. What would happen if you used one of that and just leave it on spinning as the resin cures? 😂 would it create like a goopy tornado?
Did you save the shavings with the matches? I was wondering once they were shaved off if the were flammable?
Is it really safe to drink hot liquid with sulfur in epoxy?😮😢
Make the handle out of the match sticks. Glue them together and shape them into a C shaped handle for it, something too add a interesting twist on it? Maybe do a wood burn on the match sticks before placing them in the handle, get a nice black and red combo. Just a thought.
Wow! over 150 likes?! Thank you so much for all the positive comments! Im kind of shocked everyone likes this so much, glad i made the comment XD. Hope Ben gives it a shot and if he does, cant wait to see how it turns out. He does beautiful work, so i expect it will look amazing :).
Yes!!
ooh good call with doing some wood burning on them, I like it.
Neat!
Brilliant!
Great idea!
I honestly think the lighter handle would take away from the beauty of it. It’s gorgeous the way it is! ❤
Divide the match sticks into different containers and dye them different colors before using them. That would create an amazing design when turned!
Maybe add some irridescent or glow in the dark powder onto some of them to make them pop!
Or use this idea to use the matchsticks for the handle?
I was going to suggest tying the match sticks as well before using them! ♥️♥️♥️
Nice
I had the same idea ! I think they would be super cool dyed in different colors
Although I like how the darker lighter looked against the mug, I think it would make washing it difficult, and I'd be paranoid about it being there personally.
Yeah, I didn’t think of that 🤔
@@BensWorx Wudnt be an issue if ya used the lighter inside of a handle made with some of the matchsticks too.
So you have like a C shape as the other commentor said, but with the long edge of the C bein the darker coloured lighter; tho that cud be a bit too bulky, tho they do make mini lighters
@@SylviaRustyFae this was my thought too
Make the handle from some those matchstick stems. Not the lighters, mate.
My thoughts too
Yeah great idea 👍
Yeah I like it to great idea
I'm with Nicole on this one Ben, without the lighter as a handle. Perhaps use some of the matchsticks to create the handle?
Resin a bunch of match sticks together, band saw them into a 'C' shape but make the match sticks stop half way up that way it blends into where the red heads stop on the mug (half match sticks and half clear resin handle)... will make an awesome effect, round off the edges, this will give the handle the same bubble texture you get on the bottom of the mug, and will give a really nice touch on it.
I like it off personally! I think it’s cool as is!!!
For the rest of the matchsticks, maybe separate them into a few different piles, stain the piles different shades and then mix them all up after they dry. It'll look like slivers of a bunch of different trees in your pour
❤ Love your idea.
Ben, I am a burn survivor and this made my heart race.. I'm so glad nothing bad happened. Keep playing safe!
The amount of patience you must have to have cut all those matchsticks 😮
It was a tough few hours
Especially one at a time! I mean wtf?
I have to admit that this scene triggered my OCD 😂. The match sticks are sorted in the boxes and if you want to cut off the heads it would have been easier to cut them right out of the box when they are still sorted and not pile them up for a video shot
Patience is one word… 😂
@@CraftlngoCame here to say exactly that. In fact, they could have been cut right in the boxes.
Would love to the see the matchsticks built into a tiny medieval village on a rock or log (so it’s like a cliff top village) and set in resin with bottom bit made to look like waves crashing against the bottom of the cliff 😍
3:20 Devil's rice krispies treat.
That came out amazing 🤩
I agree with a handle but maybe not the lighter, sorry 😞
You could make a handle out of some of the matchsticks??
Thankyou! Yeah for sure
This is a great project! I agree with making the handle from the matchsticks. 👍
Thanks Mark 😊
This looks soooo cool, the texture of the match sticks is amazing. I like the couple that floated to the top too.
That's a lot of work with the matches mate, thanks for another enjoyable video.
I wouldn't mind the lighter so much if you were to do something to hold it away from the side. Makes it hard to hold, ya know. I do like the matchstick idea. You could easily put it in a C shaped mold.
Love how this came out. If you put a handle on maybe use the left over match sticks.
Very cool 😎 I like it without the handle!
Thanks for sharing!
This would make a great lighted piece using the match heads for the light holder, the sticks for the base!! Love this piece!
Three-step suggestion for the match sticks:
1. Construct a tiny log cabin and paint it
2. Glue onto a "hilly" brown or black block of resin (dirt) with a thin layer of green on top (meadow)
3. Fill with clear resin and make a model house egg
Very neat. It needs a handle if it will hold hot drinks, but not the lighter.
I don't know if anyone would get it, but my first thought for the matchsticks was a model of the Bridge on the River Kwai.
I thought about building a big house with those matches, but your idea is so much better. ❤
LOL it's not just you.
I like the handle idea, but I think using some of the wood sticks would keep the theme of the cup better then using a lighter. But either way the cup came out great
Definitely with a handle! I like the lighter but not up next against it. Needs to be away like a regular handle for fingers to wrap inside. Maybe connect the lighter to the mug with the left over match sticks. Love you videos! Keep it up!!!!
I think it’d be cool to use the sticks in a handle. No matter what you decide, it’s a cool project! I’d love to see what else you can make into a mug.
The excess match sticks made into a giant match would look great as a handle
I personally like it without the lighter handle or without one at all. But someone suggested charring some of the matchsticks and creating one from those and I like that idea as well. You could make any shape you liked out of that! This project is awesome either way and was a great idea! Keep the awesome projects coming, Ben!
The detail of the matchstick heads is amazing !
This looks like a really nice whiskey glass, Great job!
Thankyou
He can have some... Fireball! 😂
That is crazy. I was laughing when you were trying to get it out of the mold. Stuff goes flying off the table. Lol. Happy you sealed it. Don't know what chemicals are in those matches. No handle. Light would look cool though. Those leftover matchsticks, a cool nightlight?❤😂❤
Thanks Connie 😂👍
Is there anything you can't do Ben? Absolutely amazing!
The lighter looks like it would be difficult to grip unless you offset it away from the cup. If you do use one, I think it should be red or black.
I think the cameras don't take the pressurising cycles in the pressure pot very well. I wonder if an under water case for the camera would withstand the cycles better, since they are built for higher pressures
I think a clear resin handle in the shape of a standard mug handle with match heads in it would look cool. Great work brother!
For the handle, you could use the flexible neck from a BBQ lighter. If your wanted to go all out, you could try layering clear and colored resin to make a flame to attach to the end. Then shape the neck+flame into a handle and cover with clear resin before attaching.
For the handle, A mini fire extinguisher, where its tube/hose becomes the handle.
And make the base a smoke detector so everytime you set it it down the test button gets pressed.... Ok maby that idea is too far.
Pour a "C" shaped handle using some of the match stick bottoms! Cool cup!
Handle with the lighter-deconstructed so you can see it in resin and have the classic c shaped handle. This project is amazing. As for the sticks- lamp with LEDs but dyed different flame colours from dark to light giving the effect like real fire.
At first when he said he thought the best way to cut all the match heads off was to use a guillotine, I admittedly scoffed to myself. Surely a set of garden snippers would be easier. But the more I thought about it, I realized the guillotine is GENIUS. With 5,000 matches to cut, your hands would have cramped for sure using a hand tool. Great thinking ahead, Ben!
Off!
Looks great!. You know, it might be interesting to cast a mold of this and revisit this project to not lose out of the red match stick head color.
Great project. Someone else posted an idea in the comments about using the matchsticks for a handle. I second that idea.
If you were wanting some type of 'light show', then use "strike anywhere matches".
As for the sticks if you glued them into rows (all facing the same way, then glued them into rings- then cast it all into resin, it would look really cool. It'd be a difficult undertaking, but really cool to see.
Putting things in resin then cutting and shaping it to reveal the inside of the items within the resin is my favorite type of esin projects
Question? Can you actually put drinks in the coffee mug? Using regular resin, or is it just a design piece? Do you not have to use a specific food safe resin, when making a project for food use?
Definitely add a handle. As for the match sticks, I think they'd look cool if you layered them JENGA style and added several different colored resins and made it into a lamp!
Awesome Video Ben Worx also i think it looks better without a handle and i hope you are all well .
Thanks Mate
Build a giant handle with matches shape or make a handle with the matche’s wood 😅
You should install a viewing window on the pot and place the camera on the outside of it. Doesn't have to be a large window, just big enough for the lens of the camera to view in. Use a small piece of Lexan and seal that on the inside of the pot. It would be much cheaper than having to replace the cameras every few months lol.
My vote is either no lighter handle, or cast the lighter in resin and make a proportional c shaped handle out of it. I don’t like it just stuck on.
This turned out pretty cool!
I think you need to create a conventional handle with the lighter, so leave it open between the lighter and the mug so you can hold it AND leave the top of the lighter open so you can still use the lighter! That would be AWESOME!
I would say try doing some kind of layered/woven pattern into the bucket before casting with resin.
Hey Ben, very cool piece!!!!! I think it needs a handle and the lighter is fabulous idea. It needs to be in the shape of a handle though. Not just flush to the side of the mug. I saw someone else say to make the C shape of the handle out of match sticks and put that on the side. That is an excellent idea as well. You could mix orange on the bottom streaking upward like fire! Very cool!! I really like the new coating instead of polishing...very shiny! You should make another one of these and incorporate orange streaking up from the match sticks. That would look cool!! And what ever you decide on the handle I am sure will be the best decision! Thanks for another great video. Mary-Helen
If you ever do something like this again, and please do, keep them in their little boxes, Take out the matches from one box, neatly aligh the ends and cut the tops off at once. Are at least in manageable groups.
My suggestion is to make a mini wood cabin or something out of the matchsticks. Or maybe a little wooden pier for a beach scene?
Use the match sticks to make risers to pull the red lighter/handle away from the cup. It would make it like a coffee mug.
The possibilities are endless on what you can do with those matchsticks . Love the coffee cup
Dye the match sticks different colors and make a coffee cup coaster
If you put notches on part of the rim and in a circle on the base you could make a detachable handle that locks in place. The handle would be a rimmed circular base with arm that juts vertically with little “claws” that would fit withing the notches. Put claws in place and slide base into place and it would “lock” reverse to “unlock”
Uses the lighter, but cover it in reain, so you can have it out from the mug a bit (so you can use it like a normal mug handle) itll tie it in better if its moulded into resin
Maybe if you got some easter egg dyes you could drip the different colors all over the matchsticks and let them absorb the colors all random like. Then make a big ball out of it that can sit on a lit base. That would be pretty awesome
Hey Ben
Fun project, thank you for sharing.
Take care😊
Thanks Mate
In which Ben goes one better that Vlad the Impaler and cuts off 5,000 heads to use in a resin project.
Great job Ben! And no to the handle!
I agree about using some of the matchsticks to make the handle. Also use the remaining matchsticks to make a bowl and plate set for the mug.
The creative editing and filming of the match be headings was very cinematic. Nice work
That turned out cool as hell!!! I like it with the lighter as well. However, I wouldn't glue the lighter directly to the mug. Instead, use the match sticks to make a "connection" piece(s) between the lighter and the mug.
As for the rest of the match sticks, do something similar as this mug only make a plant potter out of them.
Dye the matchsticks, glue them up into a balancing tower, cure in resin and turn it into a light. Or a cup holder. You could glue some sticks into a geodesic ball and turn that into a ball
Should use the sticks for the handle. Make a mold and cast them in resin. I know I'm late to the party. But I figured if you haven't made a choice yet I'd chime in... also love the cup.
I agree making handle from remaining sticks, perhaps dyed same red as matchstick heads.
8:50 you could somehow paint them yellow-orange-ish cause they remind me of potato stick crisps and then do whatever you want , maybe something food related.
is the red dust from the sanding or turnign flamable?
Yes I tested it, but it was more toxic
makes sence i'm honestly glade your mug tuned out so well, kidna make me want one, or some tihng simuler at any rate.@@BensWorx
Cool mug Ben. How about making a handle from some of the match sticks? It'll probably be more work, but I think it'll look neat! Cheers Mate from this old retired coot living the dream in Tennessee.
It looks like a bunch of pomegranate seeds. 😉 Us girls have to stick together, handle OFF. First thing I thought of when I saw all the match sticks, was some sort of Christmas project. Don’t know what, though. 😆 Hope all is well, Ben. Hugs to all! 🦕🌹💫✨Roma
Honestly since it is a camping outdoorsy type mug I would resin in some rivets and add a simple metal handle. I think that would take it to a whole new level..
I say split the sticks into thirds. Char 1/3 of them with a small torch, dye 1/3 different colors, and leave 1/3 as is then cast it. I think that would have a cool look.
Left over matches, char about a third of them so you get black and white contrast.
Handle or no handle, definitely with handle but had some spacers so you can get your fingers through. Both colours look good but I think brown or red would look best.
Finally why didn't you use food safe on the outside cos the rim on the outside is more likely to be in your mouth making contact when drinking.
Brilliant video, I enjoyed it. 😊😊
Cool project! With the wood bits in the match tips, why didn't you have to use the vacuumed chamber?
Ben, are these videos new or just new to us? If you're all healed up, glad to see you are better and keep up the great work. As for handle or no handle on the mug, maybe use some of the matchsticks since a handle will help to keep you from burning you hand if the coffee is to hot. Another idea with the matchsticks is flat costers or maybe even another coffee cup with red and yellow at the top?
This came out so good! I agree with the others saying to do a handle out of the sticks
Love that a couple match heads floated to the top, really cool!
Hi Ben I really enjoy watching your videos. The things your able to craft. I do have one question though. You use your scale to weigh the your resign is there a reason or is that your method??
The smoke swirl on the right at 4:17 is IMMACULATE
I like it without the lighter, perhaps another type of handle, great coffee mug deserves a equally great handle. Good job, really like it 👍Thank you.
You could have used the guillotine to cut the matches while they were still in the boxes, that way the matches would have already been in the right direction and contained
Was wondering if anyone else had already commented this :)
I'm amazed you chopped they're heads off one by one... I'd have definitely tried to find a lazier way!! 😂
Should be fun sanding this one, too!
@Bensworx a cool idea could be to separate handfuls of the match sticks and dye them different colors with alcohol ink then mix then up in that big mold might look pretty cool
Because it's for coffee or tea, which are typically brown or black, the brown lighter would look better as a handle, but I don't think it'd be a very practical handle. Maybe use the match sticks as a handle?
Brilliance. Without but use match sticks...
I vote no handle. Beautiful the way it is. Incredible work Ben. Thanks for the video.
No handle. It's amazing just like it is! What temps can the water cote rain handle?
Match sticks random layout. In a long rod that you can bend cut and uv glue to the mug. Or little match stick balls to form handle
What a BEAUTIFUL coffee mug, Ben!! 😃
Thankyou 😊
@@BensWorx You're VERY welcome, Ben!! 😃 Keep up the good work and keep these new videos and projects comin'!! 😃
I have a couple ideas. First, matchstick coaster. Second, make the cup again but light the exposed matchheads before sealing it.
Maybe a handle out of the sticks from the matches. Because i dont like the lighter particularly honestly.
Hi Ben, cool mug. The lighter takes from the matches. What if you made a handle from the matches which would keep in sink with the mug. Could even make a matches handle from all the little ones. Sorry getting carried away. Have a great weekend.
Loved the mug without the handle. Great work.
Awesome cup! I like it better with handle off.
Offf! Looks awesome!!!!!!!!