Chad You are a very good teacher. Please make more like this. Also, I am a scuba driver. I have gone diving for abalone, All the locals in California pronounce that Abalonie
Hey Chad, after seeing the shorts of this earlier, I was really excited to see this full version - Thanks heaps for loading. When shaped and buffed it looks absolutely wicked wicked. Lovin it please keep em coming.
Glad you enjoyed it! We uploaded in 4k this time and it took such a long time lol We are trying to get out more long form instructional videos like this, and we appreciate your watching and giving us some feedback as well :-)
I would really love to have you do a step by step on custom pen making. I need some adult supervision on this. I have purchased most my tools and parts from you but I still would like a better comfort zone on these before I start.
We are starting video production on it this week. It is totally one that we know is needed, and it has been on the list, but we are just getting to it, so thank you for your patience and also for your feedback! We appreciate it!
If you're doing a lot of these, a more efficient way to do Part B would be, you know those tiny sample cups that Costco and such gives out? You can buy those, and you can buy them without the wrinkles as well. You could take one of those, figure out what 1.5oz was on the cup, plus the little extra that wouldn't pour out, and then draw a line on the inside of the cup where you should fill it to. Then just pour to that line, and then dump that into the Part A mixture. Or, a more expensive but more efficient and accurate system would be to have as many scales as you have cups
Thanks! And good question! You can always paint your tube if you think that the blank is going to be at all transparent. White or Black are ones that we do regularly, and if you don't feel like painting you can even order tubes that are already those colors. We have also painted the tubes colors that match one of the colors in the blank.. we do this with color drops, when there is more transparency. So really yes, you can experiment and paint tubes, but with these Abalone ones specifically we would paint them white :-) Hope that helps!
Those look great, Chad. Can't wait to dive in to making some of them. Nice presentation.
Thank you so much!! Let us know how it turns out when you do :-)
Awesome tutorial!! Love the abalone look!
That means a lot coming from the master of resin!
Chad You are a very good teacher. Please make more like this. Also, I am a scuba driver. I have gone diving for abalone, All the locals in California pronounce that Abalonie
Ahh thanks for the kind words, and for watching! And yeah you are totally right on that pronunciation lol (insert face palm emoji here) lol
very cool video showing the process!
Thank you!
Hey Chad, after seeing the shorts of this earlier, I was really excited to see this full version - Thanks heaps for loading. When shaped and buffed it looks absolutely wicked wicked. Lovin it please keep em coming.
Glad you enjoyed it! We uploaded in 4k this time and it took such a long time lol
We are trying to get out more long form instructional videos like this, and we appreciate your watching and giving us some feedback as well :-)
...really cool effect...may need to put this into my to-do list...if I can find some room...😅
Thanks Chad...👍
Matt
You should! And we totally feel ya on the long to do list lol. We also have a "needs to be finished list" lol
Thanks for watching!!
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Matt
Man Chad, I wanna meet you lol. Thanks for this video.
We would love to have you to the store if you are ever in the Phx area!
I'm definitely going to try the knife handle.
It turned out so good! You will have to let us know how yours comes out!! :-)
I would really love to have you do a step by step on custom pen making. I need some adult supervision on this. I have purchased most my tools and parts from you but I still would like a better comfort zone on these before I start.
We are starting video production on it this week. It is totally one that we know is needed, and it has been on the list, but we are just getting to it, so thank you for your patience and also for your feedback! We appreciate it!
Beautiful
Thank you! And thanks for watching!
If you're doing a lot of these, a more efficient way to do Part B would be, you know those tiny sample cups that Costco and such gives out? You can buy those, and you can buy them without the wrinkles as well. You could take one of those, figure out what 1.5oz was on the cup, plus the little extra that wouldn't pour out, and then draw a line on the inside of the cup where you should fill it to. Then just pour to that line, and then dump that into the Part A mixture. Or, a more expensive but more efficient and accurate system would be to have as many scales as you have cups
Everyone finds the method that works best for them for sure! :-)
Thank you! ❤
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!!
good instructional video. Question - when pen making, do you recommend painting the tube? If yes, what color works best with these abalone blanks?
Thanks! And good question! You can always paint your tube if you think that the blank is going to be at all transparent. White or Black are ones that we do regularly, and if you don't feel like painting you can even order tubes that are already those colors. We have also painted the tubes colors that match one of the colors in the blank.. we do this with color drops, when there is more transparency. So really yes, you can experiment and paint tubes, but with these Abalone ones specifically we would paint them white :-) Hope that helps!
Great tutorial, Chad. Do you have a link to the temp gun?
sure here you go, www.turnerswarehouse.com/products/digital-infrared-thermometer-laser-temperature-gun-casting-supplies?variant=31229458284627