Before i say anything else: make sure to do this in a very well ventilated area or wear a gas mask if you have one. I'm pretty sure some seriously toxic fumes come off of metal when you do this. At the very least do it outside and keep your head away from the smoke- Better safe than heavy metal posioned. Now that's out of the way, I have to say i'm really impressed!! ...and disappointed. Impressed by the level of detail you go into this, and by how smart it is to use damp cotton tips for the area you're working on. And i'm disappointed because there i was, thinking SURELY i was the first genius to come up with this method for etching diy nail stamps and pin making... And here you are doing this years ago! Not only that, but having the method down so pat that you can make a tutorial! Anyway, this is great, thank you for making it
You can do this to anything metal Thanks so much for watching please smash the like button and subscribe and dont forget to hit that notification Bell Thanks Again Stay safe everyone 😷🌎🌏🌍💞💞
If you have a cutting machine, like a Cricut or Silhouette, you could cut out your own designs. Might take a few tries to get them right because of the small size but so worth it.
I don't see why not 😁 great idea Tiffany 😃 please let me know if you gave it a try and how it's working out and maybe I give it a try and make a video and I would mention you and your great idea thanks so much for watching 💕💕
so instead of doing all that could you just place the nail vinyls on the back of a plate, polish scrap and stamp? I mean if they are good quality stickers they should hold up for a couple if not more uses... then you don't have to play with electricity
@@1981pjt heehee, I just noticed this comment and can't help be so proud of ya :) The viewing numbers keep climbing cause it's a -one-of-a-kind idea you that you perfected. And lemme know if you ever want some content, I'm a total DIY whore with ideas spewing from every brain particle hehe!
@Becky Greene thanks I keep looking at the views seen yesterday it was about to hit 4,000 views and that blows my mind just wish the subs would go up fast like that too lol
1:47 Mark the pink wire for later they say Then clearly burns the gray 🤔😂😂 It's possible it was just next step and just didn't show actually marking pink lol but while watching it my mind went straight to.. 😳wait 🤔 🤦🏼♀️ no that's the gray one not the pink one LMAO 😂🤷🏼♀️
Might be a weird question but I'm wondering if I did the q tip with the salt water if I could remove the AR coating off my polycarbonate lenses? Do you know I would attach the wires if it's even one possible. I got a pair of $700 lenses and I never wore them and now they're not under warranty and I wore two weeks and the AR coating wasn't attached properly so now it's all messed up. And I guess they use salt water to remove the coating but it's also attached in the electrical process so I'm wondering if that will remove it without having to use a plastic scraper and damaging the lenses. I'm also wondering if I could do a similar process to this on the nail stamping plate I got that wasn't etched. I was thinking if I took nail polish and painted the outside that is going to be etched that might be a little bit difficult.
is this electronic erosion? cz you're using NaCl as your conductor, I'm assuming the reaction is an acidic one. especially cz it's metal. but what's the process called? is it regular soldering but w ionic salt on metal?
But when making a video I'll clean the plate with a cotton ball with acetone and to get the streaks off I use a clean cotton ball and then the plate looks like new
Hey Penny, I am just about to try a very similar technique with a 16th century suit of armour that is worth more than my house! If it goes wrong, can I have your address to send you the bill please? 🤣😂🙈 Best wishes from an Englishman in a French forest. 🧐⚒️🇬🇧
@@1981pjt There's a bit of a learning curve with this and I, too, couldn't find any wire strippers so while trying, I cut the wires...a couple times. Imma put some of my steps and my first "finished" plate up on my instagram, the nails one. Do you have insta, so I can tag you? I'll tag you here at least for now. Aaaaaand, how was your birthday?! I turned 42 on January 22nd so I tell people my age is the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything haha cause I'm a good mix of art and nerd ;)
I don't trust myself with that kind of machinery; can I use a curling iron for the heat? Like just press a cotton ball into it with my straightner? If this is a dumb question, I didn't ask...it's..for a friend...
And I've been thinking about making one of my metal etching and do a giveaway with it but I have to talk to some of my girls that do nail videos and see how I could do this giveaway
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Ok im officially binge watching....lol 👀👀
Thanks so much!!!😁😁😁
Holy crap Ms MacGyver over here killing it!! 🤩🤩🤩
This is incredibly brilliant! I wouldn't do it. I would just buy a plate but I am so impressed!
Before i say anything else: make sure to do this in a very well ventilated area or wear a gas mask if you have one. I'm pretty sure some seriously toxic fumes come off of metal when you do this. At the very least do it outside and keep your head away from the smoke- Better safe than heavy metal posioned.
Now that's out of the way, I have to say i'm really impressed!! ...and disappointed. Impressed by the level of detail you go into this, and by how smart it is to use damp cotton tips for the area you're working on.
And i'm disappointed because there i was, thinking SURELY i was the first genius to come up with this method for etching diy nail stamps and pin making... And here you are doing this years ago! Not only that, but having the method down so pat that you can make a tutorial!
Anyway, this is great, thank you for making it
How does it feel being as cool as you are?
Thanks for watching❤️❤️
You can do this to anything metal
Thanks so much for watching please smash the like button and subscribe and dont forget to hit that notification Bell
Thanks Again
Stay safe everyone 😷🌎🌏🌍💞💞
If you have a cutting machine, like a Cricut or Silhouette, you could cut out your own designs. Might take a few tries to get them right because of the small size but so worth it.
Thanks so much 💕💕
Can a cricut cut relatively thin metal sheets?
Good question. I know the newer ones can do more stuff but don't know about metal.
You are the best! Thanks
Aww thanks so much!! 💕💕
This is amazing, thank you!!
Your welcome and thank you for watching ❤️❤️
Are you low key and electrician by trade.. gurlll you did this 👏
Thanks so much!!😁
You can do this on anything that's metal
Lol I'm not a electrician lol but I do love making things
Glad you enjoyed the video 😁😁
Wow this was amazing to watch!!
Thank you!!
Thanks so much for subscribing welcome to the nail fam
Can u use engraving pen to make a stamping plate
I don't see why not 😁 great idea Tiffany 😃 please let me know if you gave it a try and how it's working out and maybe I give it a try and make a video and I would mention you and your great idea thanks so much for watching 💕💕
@@1981pjt thank you... and sure
@@tiffanyganshamballi5282 your vary welcome 💕💕
@Explore with Penny the engraving pen works but polish is on picking up the design
@@tiffanyganshamballi5282maybe try making the engraving a little deeper 🤔🤔
so instead of doing all that could you just place the nail vinyls on the back of a plate, polish scrap and stamp? I mean if they are good quality stickers they should hold up for a couple if not more uses... then you don't have to play with electricity
That might work for a few times
It's a really low voltage I don't think it would hurt any more than a taser
So efficient. Great!
Thank you so much!!
This is amazing!!!
Thank you!! And thank for the subscription and support 🤗🤗 welcome to the nail fam
This was so cool
well...thats freakin awesome!! tysmfs that sweetface!! xx
Thanks so much for watching I'm working on a new video like this one but with cancer ribbons
Wow Thanks so much for the 200 views!!!!! 😀😀😀
Stay safe everyone 😷🌎🌏🌍💞💞
3 days ago this video had 200 views
TODAY this video has 300!!! 🤯🤯
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!
@@1981pjt heehee, I just noticed this comment and can't help be so proud of ya :) The viewing numbers keep climbing cause it's a -one-of-a-kind idea you that you perfected. And lemme know if you ever want some content, I'm a total DIY whore with ideas spewing from every brain particle hehe!
@Becky Greene thanks I keep looking at the views seen yesterday it was about to hit 4,000 views and that blows my mind just wish the subs would go up fast like that too lol
1:47
Mark the pink wire for later they say
Then clearly burns the gray 🤔😂😂
It's possible it was just next step and just didn't show actually marking pink lol but while watching it my mind went straight to.. 😳wait 🤔 🤦🏼♀️ no that's the gray one not the pink one LMAO 😂🤷🏼♀️
Might be a weird question but I'm wondering if I did the q tip with the salt water if I could remove the AR coating off my polycarbonate lenses? Do you know I would attach the wires if it's even one possible. I got a pair of $700 lenses and I never wore them and now they're not under warranty and I wore two weeks and the AR coating wasn't attached properly so now it's all messed up. And I guess they use salt water to remove the coating but it's also attached in the electrical process so I'm wondering if that will remove it without having to use a plastic scraper and damaging the lenses. I'm also wondering if I could do a similar process to this on the nail stamping plate I got that wasn't etched. I was thinking if I took nail polish and painted the outside that is going to be etched that might be a little bit difficult.
I don't think it would work because you have to have one of the wires clipped onto the metal you're working with
Amazing
Thank you!
Genius
Girl you did plenty! Lol but the stamper doesn’t have to be cleaned between each stamp?
It helps a lot to clean it after using tho but thanks for watching and commenting 💞💞
is this electronic erosion? cz you're using NaCl as your conductor, I'm assuming the reaction is an acidic one. especially cz it's metal. but what's the process called? is it regular soldering but w ionic salt on metal?
I have no clue you seem to no more about this than I do I seen a guy make something like this but was putting initials on knives
How do you clean your stamper so fast 😯
⏸️ is a great thing lol
But when making a video I'll clean the plate with a cotton ball with acetone and to get the streaks off I use a clean cotton ball and then the plate looks like new
Lol you said stamper I clean that with a lint roller
@@1981pjt 😅😅 sorry i don’t know what to call it lol thank you
@@josephherrera2640 your welcome and thanks for watching
Hey Penny, I am just about to try a very similar technique with a 16th century suit of armour that is worth more than my house! If it goes wrong, can I have your address to send you the bill please? 🤣😂🙈
Best wishes from an Englishman in a French forest. 🧐⚒️🇬🇧
No bill please 🥺
I hope your suit of armor survived!!
Me too!!
You better sell that armor!😆
Ok! I got everything (finally!) and now I’m gonna try putting it all together. Is there some way I can dm ya?
That's great!! But today is my bday🎁🎉🎂 and I'm not going to be much help but tomorrow I can help you every step of the way
@@1981pjt Happy Birthday, boo!
Thanks so much
@@1981pjt There's a bit of a learning curve with this and I, too, couldn't find any wire strippers so while trying, I cut the wires...a couple times. Imma put some of my steps and my first "finished" plate up on my instagram, the nails one. Do you have insta, so I can tag you? I'll tag you here at least for now. Aaaaaand, how was your birthday?! I turned 42 on January 22nd so I tell people my age is the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything haha cause I'm a good mix of art and nerd ;)
IG is the same as my youtube and yes I did have a great day thanks 😊
I don't trust myself with that kind of machinery; can I use a curling iron for the heat? Like just press a cotton ball into it with my straightner? If this is a dumb question, I didn't ask...it's..for a friend...
No you can't use heat to do this it's electricity taking the metal off
But where r u from
I'm from Wisconsin
@@1981pjt I'm in Ontario, so we're both freezing atm lol
Heck yeah it's so cold in Wisconsin right now
And I've been thinking about making one of my metal etching and do a giveaway with it but I have to talk to some of my girls that do nail videos and see how I could do this giveaway
I think I'll stick to aliexpress lol
Thanks for watching
New subscriber, great job tyfs maybe one day I'll see you stop by my channel but definitely very cool
I would love to sub to your channel thanks so much ☺️💕
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Thanks for watching!! 😊😊
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