Lightning Bolt Dice & Mass Potions: Failure is OK
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- In this video we fail, and we fail good and hard. BUT, we are not gonna let it keep us down, and we are going to learn from it and become better crafters as a result!
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I go over my process of creating Lightning Bolt Dice as well as Health and Mana Potions for my patrons as a reward for the highest tier patrons. I do not succeed in either attempt.
It was a rough 2 weeks, and I just couldn't get the final products out in a way that I wanted to. However, the only time you truly lose, is when you let failures keep you down. So, I wanted to turn this into a learning opportunity, as that is truly what my channel is all about. (And you can bet that I'll be taking these projects down in a round 2!)
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For clarification on the lightning bolt dice, there was uncured silicone around the numbers, so the resin didn't fill up the mold properly, and you can't actually get any numbers on the dice. They are also super hard to sand due to the shape without causing some issues.
We'll knock it out in Round 2 I'm sure! 😁
Also for those asking, the creator of the file asked that I not share it, so I am going to respect their wishes. :) If they change their mind or decide to sell it, I'll link it up for you all.
Just to see what you're working with, you could use a glossy, clear spraypaint to coat the lightning bolts.
But I think most of us watch your channel because you show your failures along the way. Great insight, thanks for the video!
The failures are what makes the channel good. A lot of channels just put the time when they did it perfectly but nobody learns from those channels
I was going to ask what went wrong with the lightning bolt dice, they looked good to me.
Have you considered getting a small tumbler for your 3d printed things like those lightning dice? Could be something to look into for smoothing down the roughness of complex shapes.
the matte effect could be caused by the texture of the 3d print. you may be able to *polish* them a bit with acetone or something to smooth out the texture.
I never really understood why there are so many channels out there that are afraid to show when they fail or struggle. Failure is a part of any craft and it's important to realize that you shouldn't get discouraged by it! So I really appreciate the honesty of this video. Even if things went sideways, it was still educational and relatable.
Thank you my friend :) I'm glad that others find the failures as educational, and not... Upsetting? I don't even know the right word for it haha. We'll all learn together!
@@Rybonator Sometimes you get even more information out of failures, because you learn what to avoid and don't feel that discouraged by your own mistakes. So thanks for your vids.
P.S. Twintig is really cute 😁
Edit: Thanks for your vids in general, I mean, not that they are failiures!
@@robingoodfellow9171 glad you like what I do :) And yes, Twintig is the absolute cutest! Haha
Honestly seeing that a craftsmen got it wrong made me want to try it myself! This looks awesome!
Your health potions had the hallmark of resin that boiled due to an uncontrolled exothermic reaction due to pouring too deep (I have seen this many times 🤣 ). The technical data sheet for your brand of resin advises a maximum pour depth of 1/4". If you use a resin that is suited to deeper pours (you can get brands with pour depths up to 2") you should not have that problem. You will also find those resins cure slow enough to self degas without the need for vacuum or pressure.
So if you want a larger mass of resin, you should do it in layers?
@@snosibsnob3930 you could but as he mentions in the video, you may have issues with being able to see the line between the layers
@@snosibsnob3930 No, you should do it using a resin designed for larger masses of resin.
Resin would boil when pressurized by 2+ atmospheres? I feel like I've done deeper pours without pressure and didn't get boiling. I don't have the exact figures infront of me for resin specifically, but pressurizing increases the boiling point by significant amounts.
@@caitlynbaker320 I use naked fusion art resin. It's crystal clear and I can pour deeper then these potions.
Wow.
This video was quite shocking.
Was that a pun?
1st comment on one of my videos is a pun? That's pretty on brand.
@@Rybonator someone gotsta do it.
Rybonator: “so this was a fail”
Me who watches because I enjoy the content: likes vid and comments about wanting to see more “failed” projects
Fantastic video as always, next time can you show us how you go about painting minis, and keep it up
I liked this. It’s always good to remember that failure is a thing that happens and good things can come of it. Also it’s nice to see your process even when things don’t go right because we sort of get to learn along with you.
I'm glad that you all are able to learn from my mistakes :) You'll be learning a lot if that's the case! Haha
Honestly, the finish on the blue lightening bolt look fantastic for an ice dice.
Hey some real life stuff ! I mean we all like the shiny perfect dice we see here but this shows every beginner dicemaker that faiure is almost guaranteed at some point. I've seen a lot of people starting to make dice recently and I have just started about 1½ months ago. Did I fail? Yes. Will I fail again? Yes! Do I fail less because this channel has taught me tons of things through some failure? ABSOLUTELY! Keep up the great work Rybonator, tour humility serves you well.
So appreciative of you showing your failures. So many DIY creators make me feel like I'll never be able to succeed, but this channel keeps me trying even through my own failures until I learn enough to succeed.
This is great! I definitely have days or even weeks where nothing wants to turn out right with stuff that I've done a hundred times. Always learning!
I honestly just come here to listen to you talk lol. I find your sense of humor super relatable and the fact that you are just a nerdy human like me all the better. It's cool to see all the aspects of creation. Even the sucky faily bits. Thanks for sharing. It means a lot.
I love seeing videos of people's experiments whether or not they turn out! It's really comforting to see you aren't the only one who isn't perfect. Thank you for sharing. On a different note, I used to work a lot with Sculpy and I've noticed that red is by far the most staining color. It's just an aesthetic thing, but if you want to avoid the red residue left on your molds, then I suggest trying a different color like white or even one of their translucent colors.
The Peter Brown ref made me cackle. Thank you for sharing the ups and the downs. It's very important to share both sides of things since they're valuable learning tools.
Thank you for posting this video. I did a mana potion project where I took a dwarf sorcerer mini (which I had painted), placed it in a bottle, and poured in resin. The mistake I made was I did not have a pressure chamber or a vacuum chamber, so the end result was a bottle so full of small bubbles that the only part of the dwarf you could see were his feet. I was so disappointed because the paint job on the mini was one of the best I'd ever done. It is encouraging to know that even professionals like you make mistakes and are willing to share those mistakes with us.
Your honesty and openness about the process is what drew me here and keeps me here. Success is great and worthy of celebration, but man, so is the struggle, because now you (and we) get to take what didn't work and riff on it. Keep keeping it real. 👍
It's hard to express how good it is to know that some of your projects don't turn out as expected. I'm gonna make my very first set of dice in a bit (currently still looking for smaller cans of resin and silicone because I don't want to spend a lot of money on things I might never use again) and I'm really nervous about messing it up. I love your videos (they're what got me to try out dice making in the first place!) and it's just great to know that even your projects aren't always perfect.
As someone who has always wanted to make health potions and Mana potions this is extremely helpful.
I will I'm going to have to start photographing and logging what I do for my creations as someone always wants something I haven't made in ages
You could polish the lightning bolt dice that might help
I thought the same - maybe even brush with UV resin - but apparently the uncured silicone stopped the numbers from forming properly :(
I could, but since the numbers didn't form properly, I could polish all day long and still get incomplete dice :/
Your willingness to try new things and share the results, good or bad, is the main reason I subscribed to this channel. I love experimenting with resin, trying out new materials and techniques, and while I haven’t tried making dice (yet), watching your videos never fails to inspire me. 😊
it's always good to see someone's process. i think you can definitely learn a lot from this video. where you poured the extra bit of resin to fix the potions made me want even more for you to try making a multi-layered dice set tho. a similar sort of thing to what happened with the potions, except deliberate and with different colours for the layers.
Thank you for posting this. I know it’s over a year old at this point, but I just started making dice and things and this is a very encouraging video. In our kids we know the professionals mess up too, but failure is how we learn and seeing yours helps me know how different things work and don’t. Thank you 🙏🏻
It was nice to see some of the problems that can arise and it was better to see you put a positive spin on it. Overall very enjoyable to watch and I can’t wait to see round two of the lightening bolts~
This was a wonderful video. We've all been frustrated and just acknowledging that the people around us, whose skills we respect, also struggle and fail is very affirming. Thank you for sharing.
So i just started dice making recently, i actually just got my pressure pot up and running and am making my second set of dice. You are the reason i was able to start and got interested in it, and thats all because of the fact that you aren't about trying to seem perfect and amazing. The fact that you are so humble and focus on shining light on your failures as well as your successes is the best thing for me. I love seeing what works, but i also love seeing what doesn't work so i can learn from it as well.
This is one of my favorite videos that you've done. Please continue to share failures and learning experiences with us! Thank you!
Seriously, this is AWESOME! This shows you like all of us, just man and woman trying to make something great that we love, and you make it so much easier to some of us, you make me create dice with your great videos! THANKS A LOT FROM MÉXICO
Dude these things are awesome and I think they are more helpful as well since you go into the failure points, a follow up will then be able to show how to solve for problems like these in general and how you overcame the issues you encountered in detail
Awesome vid!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!! I LOVE YOUR VOICE, YOUR CADENCE AND YOUR ATTENTION TO DETAIL!!! I APPRECIATE YOUR DEDICATION TO YOUR CUSTOMERS/PATREONS BY ENSURING WHAT YOU GIVE THEM IS WHAT THEY EXPECT AS WELL AS FLAWLESS. Personally i thought the flaw with the double layer of resin in the health potions and even the little lip before adding the 2nd layer was such a minimal flaw. its not something i would have complained about had i received the product, but the fact that you hold yourself and your work to a higher standard is awesome and i love you as a craftsman for it. i hope to be a craftsman of your caliber myself one day and you have both inspired me and taught me. THANK YOU!!!
Not gonna lie I like both versions of the mana potions
Man, I have to say, every time I see a new video from you, I'm giddy with excitement. I'm working on getting gear together to start making dice of my own for my players (and like 3000 more sets for myself, cause I have a problem) and you really are a big inspiration and my usual go-to when I'm stressing out or struggling with ideas for what I can do. Thank you so much. Sincerely, it means the world with everything going on. Keep up the amazing work, and success or failure, they always look amazing. I mean that
I was not expecting the Peter Brown reference, but I love it and it suits a situation where mistakes happened!
What! Mistakes are the reason im here. The successfull experiments are just a pretty bonus. You rock, man. Love your channel :D
This is the video that got me subscribed! Cause I love the various projects. But it's nice to see that yes, you are a mortal human being and are not afraid to show us your mistakes and frustration. Well done!
this video was such an emotional rollercoaster for me haha. As an amateur dice maker myself I watch these mistakes that I probably wouldn't have a problem passing lol, you have some high standards my friend. You're the best :)
Though you probably already realize from hindsight.
Its probably best not to experiment on making things en mass if you haven't tested them individually.
I still liked everything, yellow is my favorite color and I want me those lightening dice
@rybonator is legit one of my favorite youtubers- never a full moment!!
this was definitely a great video, coming from aerospace composites i love seeing this trial and error approach. so very nice to see
Thank you. I was inspired to start making dice after watching some of your videos.
I adore those lightning bolt dice, even with the flaws. Keep trying. You'll get these!
Found this video in the rabbit hole of my recommendations. Not the best video from what I saw but you earned a sub man it is important to show failures so I can't wait to see what future projects you decide to tackle on in the meantime I'm going to bench some of your previous work👍
Love seeing the try fail try fail try succeed videos. They all look great
I LOVE THIS CHANNEL AND SOON WILL BE A PATREON! PLEASE KEEP THE VIDEOS COMING!!!
"Learn from my mistakes!" 😄
Hopefully the failures don't go to waste. The health ones were ok. It's hard to tell on the phone screen, but I think even if it were noticable, there would be people who would want them. And I honestly like the mana ones better with the pearl.
Just a little tip for your safety: Nitril gloves are very thin. You should never get anything harmful or toxic onto your gloves, just try to handle chemicals as if you are bare handed. They will protect you in most cases, but only for a second or so - they just give you time to react and immediately pull them off and throw them away. You can get acid and (organic)solvent proof gloves made from thicker more robust materials.
Submerging your hand in that inhibitor made me scream a bit. On that bottle the GHS08 Symbol is a clear indicator, that this stuff is/can be really harmful to your body. And those gloves will likely not protect you from that. Get some special tweezers instead ;)
U think the lightening bolt dice would work w more layers of the release chemical? Very cool design & I'm looking forward to the follow up attempt. As a crafter myself I totally agree w the write down what works. D&D teaches us all note taking is important!
i really hope you revisit those lightning bolts at some point because i think they will look so cool when you figure them out. making mistakes just means youll figure it out later.
i like the "failed" mana potion better!! it looks so good in my opinion.
Are you going to have another go at the lightning bolt d6 soon? I’m super amazed by your humbleness and wanna see you succeed!!
Just like when one I trips going up the stairs and falls...failings you learn from are just falling upward. 😂
you cannot hit a home run if you do not step up to the plate and swing at the pitches thrown. I like them. If they bug you I would gladly take those lightning bolt dice off your hands. Keep your head up and keep swinging for the fences. I will keep cheering you on.
“Silver additive bc shiny looks cool” or as I would say, “because yay sparkles sparkly wow!!!”
Next month I'm going to start dice making, I suspect I'll have a shelf with dice on display in my work area and if they ever sell, yay, if not wall art of my favourite hobby. As you sourced flasks for large quantities what would you suggest? Basically looking for something that would hold 7-11 dice
I usually go to Michaels and bring a d20 with me and see what glass jar they have that fits my dice :)
Also good luck on your new dice making journey Karen!
I would love to see more failures
Hey Rybonator i was wondering are you able to do color and glow in the dark with UV resin?
Really love your channel and all your crafts. After watching your mana potion tutorial i decided to make my own. Was my first time working with resin and although they didn't turn out amazing (alot of bubbles) i was happy with them. I was going to give them to my players but I noticed that all the glass bottles were cracked and one even exploded.
I just wanted to ask if you've ever experienced this and how to stop it from happening?
I know this is a year old video but I think you could definitely use the blue lightning bolts as dice for ice magic. It looks frosted over like some gnarly magic icicle
For the “failures” that you don’t feel comfortable with giving to patrons, have you considered selling them? You could put them up on Etsy and put in the description that they’re “defective” so nobody buys them with high expectations. I know I would love to buy a set, even if they’re not perfect. If anything, knowing the story behind them makes them cooler
Thank you for the awesome video. Very inspirational for me, and I dont even make dice xD
I've been making rings, and I think I'll do the same thing as last time and then something won't come out right and I'll be like "Oh I used to much mica powder" or something.
For the lightning bolt you can use better printing materials, I'm an odonthologist stundent and we have a LOT of materials that do prints ridiculously well, I'm not talking about mm shit, no, I'm talking about nanometric details (Because the teeth are actually pretty hard to print right).
One of my favorite ones are the Polysiloxane precision impression material. They are precise as hell, but they are kinda expensive and not as resusable as yoy may want, they are precision silicones that are great, they last for weeks without changing anything, after a month maybe they are a little bit smaller.
Also, the polysiloxane do get smaller but only that, just a little mm, not a ton. Try to do a research and try them if you like, maybe they are usefull for you.
Really cool video! 👍
I don’t understand what went wrong with the lightning bolt dice. Was it just that they didn’t come out the way he wanted them to look? Because they look great to me
Heh. Zap zap click clack math rocks.
See I agree with that completely it's not going to work out 100% of the times science is all about learning from your failures and it's something I've been teaching my daughter when it comes to doing any kind of crafts or any kind of artwork art is not meant to be perfect I mean if you're making dice then yeah they have to be equal sided but when it comes to you know creating and getting to the final point of the project you're going to fail along the way that's how we learn what not to do and what to do and my daughter always asks me why I keep my failure projects I go because I learn from that mistake so it's not a complete failure I learned something from it so yes it may not have come out right but I figured out what not to do with it
Where can we find more info about those lightning bolt dice? Or maybe even the file so we can 3d print them ourselves?
Well i for one think that failure isn't the opposite of success. That's quitting. So you didn't fail. And honestly i think your matte lightning bolts look like amasing ice bolts. Just dont lick the yellow ice XD so dont be hard on yourself, ok? You did awesome and still made some awesome things even if they weren't as you expected.
i really want those lightning dice lol
not one _man's_ trash, one _project's_ trash!
The potions my not be the same but I think they still look amazing
How do you sand the masters when they have curves and notches and such?
wow those ligtning dice look awsome... eny chance you could link to the stl file?
Would you sell some of the not so okay ones? I'd honestly buy a few so they wouldn't be wasted. :)
on the lightning bolt dice: do you think it'd work if the mold would be square and the orientation would look like a ladder? like, the steps would be the dice and the other part small, well, canals for the resin to go through?
I'm a polymer clay artist and as soon as I saw that red sculpey I got nervous, red is literally THE most staining color 😂 Especially if you're using classic Sculpey which is much softer, vs Premo, Soufflé or Sculpey III which are firmer and hold better detail, or even moreso Sculpey for kids which is almost a damn liquid when it's warm and is also the most staining thing I've ever seen in my life. That looked to me like Sculpey Classic just from the matte softer look, I do NOT recommend using red, use white or grey or beige, they're sold in giant blocks that are much cheaper to get and will save you those stain headaches.
If you do stain something like a hard surface, rubbing alcohol if your friend, and even acetone if what you have it on is not plastic or something that reacts with acetone. RIP to that carpet though, it's nearly impossible to get out of cloth.
That thumb ratio though, ~4400:9! Ain't a thing wrong with doing a video like this from time to time.
Dude, you are seriously one of the most humble people and its honestly heartwarming. None of us expect you to be perfect!!! Honestly, I love seeing that my favorite creator makes mistakes too, and you were at my totally n00b level at one point too! Its all about learning, and we love learning from you, so this type of video is actually very interesting, at least to me!!! We love you Rybonator!!! Keep doing you, and don't let your brain put too much pressure on you!!!! I just bought my very own pressure pot today, so I am excited to progress and learn from your videos!!!
Let me tell you what, after being up till 4am editing this and debating on whether it was even worth posting, thank you. Truly :) This was amazing to hear, and I just appreciate the wholesomeness that you put forth Jenny. You rock! :)
@@Rybonator Actually... I'd love to see more failed projects. We all can learn from mistakes, and if someone has made some mistakes already, we can avoid them, and make our own :D
-cheers Jenny cus she said it perfectly-
You could hit the lightning bolt dice with a clear coat that would fill in imperfections and may bring back the translucence.
I thought about that, but since the numbers were messed up anyway, I didn't have too much of a point in doing so
@@Rybonator try makeing the bolts into necklaces and give to friends/family?
"this is some Peter brown amounts of resin", that cracked me up man, about the mistakes, dude, shit happens and let's remember that failure is the best teacher, those lightning bolt dice are going to look amazing, even those you already have look pretty neat
I one day hope to use as much resin as that man lol.
I appreciate that vanerek. Hard to look past your own mishaps sometimes, but hey, it's how we grow!
I shouted "YESS" out loud when he pulled out the literal gallon of resin
Failure isn’t failure, you just learn how not to do something that you intended
Let me tell you, mistakes are better teachers than success, gotta know where things went wrong to know what to work on, when there's plenty wrong, there's plenty to learn
Oh I learn a ton then! Haha. :) But it's true, they both educate, and motivate the crap out of me when I fail.
"Aw man, his cake looks better than mine."
"Oh boy, two cakes!"
My sympathies big man, this reminds me of a crafter adage - "You are not a crafter unless you have the scars to prove it." I can't speak for all of us subscribed, so this one is mine. We don't want you clean; We don't want your carpet unstained; We don't want you not pulling out your hair. Otherwise we can't relate - The community is NOT that clean, non-frustrated, and composed - Your one of us, so be one of us and we will thank you for it.
P.S. - Don't forget the tea/coffee staining for the labels.
I appreciate this a lot Goliyth :) I know it seems like a lot of the big makers do incredible projects each and every time, I just want to show that we struggle a LOT along with you all :) You are not alone!
As a person planning on making health potions the upcoming week, this video was like Divine Intervention. Thank you, your struggles were not in vain.
The stars aligned :) I'd 100% go with a smaller pour in the phials to make it work better if you are using a pressure pot. Best of luck Hiccup!
Honestly, if I had money, I would love to pay for any of those "failed" attempts. They still look miles better then I could do, and I think it adds character if something isn't exactly perfect.
I agree! I would love these just for the aesthetic! I think they're beautiful as is! A little sanding and a clear coat, and I'd take them, flaws and all!
They still looked so good. I'd definitely buy it
Yeah its barely noticeable too.
I'm personally fond of purple lightning. What's everyone else's favorite color for lightning to be?
I would love to see an electric green.
Like a blue-green.
Yeah I'm definitely into blueish-purple for lightning magic.
Purple and Pink are my favorite because they are cool looking and so unexpected
Cyan!
this is actually really encouraging! your videos are what got me to finally sit down and try to make my own dice i so far have not had a singe set come out perfect and constantly have one or all of them come out with voids, realistically i know that you won't be perfect with a new craft instantly. you can only learn from your mistakes, find ways to improve and keep going! so thanks for making these videos :)
Do NOT call it failure! Call it "Gaining experience". We try, sometimes it goes wrong so we try another method/path what ever we wanna call it. In the end we succeed with even better results!
Without Trial and Error you wouldn't get your knowledge. :)
Failure or not, the work and experimentation you do is still impressive. The knowledge you obtain and share with your audience is great, and it is useful. I'm sure all 3 of the attempted products will work out in the future, even if it takes some figuring out!
You could say the little line on the health potion is just a natural separation of layers of the the solvents and ingredients in the potion. Like a vinaigrette. "Shake well before use!" (which works doubly, because shaking these bottled dice is how you use them).
No mistakes, just happy accidents :)
I have learned in life to not be afraid to fail. And when you fail, fail with just as much aplomb and spectacular enthusiasm as you would if you would succeed.
Amen! :)
Press "like" if you'd still want one of those failed lightning bolts.
I would, at least the blue one.
:)
Round 2 is gonna be even better! I'll make sure of it :)
This was a really, really good video. Do I ever intend to make dice? Nah. But your content has been super fun to watch, and this video in particular was really... encouraging? Idk dude, but I just wanted to comment and say it was rad of you. I look forward to seeing what you create next, success or failure!
It looks awesome ♡♡♡♡
And it's okey to fail from cresting them. What will you do is to learn it from the mistakes to make it better. And amazing video man!
I love watching your fails, because it is so much more informative. I don't cast myself, but I want to get started. And If I ever get to it, I will make so much less mistakes, because you are courageous enough to show your mistakes to the world. So yeah, keep doing what you're doing, it's awesome
By the way, I had a thought about the Sophie and Toffie molds: Have you thought about drilling a hole into the lid and inserting a pipette tip into it as reservoir? Dark moon dice did this with the alibaba wish molds that too don't have a reservoir. If you use punch pliers you should be able to get a perfect hole. The molds are really pretty so it's a shame you can't use them in the pressure pot
Thanks for being such a good dude.
I deeply appreciate that 'Peter Brown' is a not only sensible, but immediately understood, measure of resin volume 😂
this is all amazing! thank you so much!
I made health potion rollers for my players following your first video, and they were my first resin craft. I used a little more resin than you did in that video because I wanted the potions to look more full, and I had the same issue you did here with the resin pulling away, but I assumed I had done something wrong! Turns out, no, it's just because I don't have a vacuum chamber. Thanks for sharing your learning opportunities with us. It's great to see that these things don't just happen to us newbies and to hear how you troubleshoot and solve problems.
You learn more from failure than you do through success. You cannot grow without struggle. Thank you for sharing.
Hey I love this and the message behind it is really important and impactful. Honestly, seeing people we look up to fail and learn from it, is the reality we don't see but *SHOULD* see. Hope you're well and safe in these hard times :)