Not into cosplay but I love to see people coming up with innovative ideas like this. I also love that you are honest about the uses and limitations of this technique (many tips and tricks are not so honest)
Ooh, another use for this bag of Polyfiber II! It’s a non-silica thixotropic. I use it in mold-making and it makes the best looking “snow” in miniature scenes - I’ll have to try it for this and see how it works. Thanks, Ben!!
Okay. I found out that using bentonite clay in the mix works incredibly well! I get a 50lb bag at my local tractor supply for about $8. I have to zap it in the food processor first (because it comes as granules). So it's a little more work...but absolutely worth the payoff! Give it a try!
I work composites, that funded silicate is handy as all get out for repairing molds that you can't get to sit flat to get the tooling gel to stay in the repair. Love the stuff...in the right situation.
Oh my god. I've been trying to figure this out for the past 3 months. I was going through so many slimes. I literally spent a whole day failing. I just couldn't come up with anything that would hold itself together. Thicsotropic agents (am I spelling that right) thank you so much.
I’m thinking if calcium carbonate (chalk) might work as a thickening agent because cabosil is impossible to find where I live (as is foam clay). Thank you for sharing, I really needed this!
Dadgum you. Dadgum you man! Yeah I can't do this anymore, love you man thanks for the video. I Very well may get back into art again. Thanks again 🏹🤠👍.
Whoa old video but might be what I'm looking for...I make custom terrariums for reptiles and was thinking about using foam clay for backgrounds instead of common spray foam we always use..this might work as I would need alot of it.
I liked the idea of using saw dust-wood powder. Is the procedure same and does it come out in the same manner like foam clay you made with cabosil. I am not sure of cabosil product? What is an alternate for cabosil?
I have not but given that it is activated by water and water is in the substance i would suspect it would make your working time very short and harden up quite hard. That all said it is worth a try
Hello, i loved this video... Would you make a tutorial of DIY Flexbond? I search it on my country and it doesn't exists :( then i tried PVA glue + latex milk and it stills cracking. Please i really need your help!!
hey, i guess the key missing ingredient might be micro baloons! they act ase a thixotropic agent while keeping the mix (eg. resins) a lot more "fluid" than fumed silica due to their smooth spherical shape. the finest kind are about 65µm so they dont inhibit any details and reduce the weight by a lot
The stuff I used in the past with polyester resin to thicken it was sold as glass micro-spheres. I don't know if that is the same thing as the cabosil?.
@@peircedan cabosil is "fumed silica" filler which has much smaller particl size and is also not hollow. therefore it doesnt increase the volume of the mix and doesnt reduce the elongation at break as much. Micro- spheres is the same as micro balloons
What is the shaving cream for when mixing the foam clay? Can hand cream be used in place of shaving cream? Thank you so much for the information, and also Thicsotropic agents WOW. great recipe!
If you dont add the thicksotropic agent or less of it will it still dry? I'm thinking without it it might work as a foam paste for skimming seams or smoothing surfaces in the same way you might use slip when working with clay. Do you think that might work?
I wonder If Eva foam dust (It's collected from my dremel moto saw ) mixed with Eva glue .almost like plastic wood for carpentry (I got this tip from my woodwork classes at school)
So I wanna make this more sticky so it adheres to fabric, etc (like puffy paint- only more durable) Would omitting the eye solution and/or the baking soda make that work? I'd presume the Cabosil would help maintain the body of the substance, yes?
I would use less eye solution and then there will be some remaining stickiness. Cabosil I had never thought of trying or even methocel might even work. I need to try those... I suspect that the eye solution might not be needed if using those two substances
Thank you so much Ben! Props to Dad Scientist too! How about adding some ordinary laser printer toner in the mix, instead of Cabosil? From what wiki says, it does contain fumed silica and has the added benefit of multiple colors, if you purchase a "refill kit", which goes from $50 to $80. Just look up "laser toner refill".
Absolutely do not add toner. Toner is very dangerous for the same reason Ben mentioned. Make sure to wear a particulate respirator when playing with any of the filler.
I was thinking of taking my sanding dust and doing this for sure. I just have not had a chance to. If you do, do this, please update us and let us know how it works!
Hi Ben, great video! I’m trying to make foam clay with wood flour but it gets very hard and not ‘foam like’ after I add the wood flour. I prefer to not use cabisil as I had cancer so I’m trying to be as non toxic as possible. Could you please give me the ratio or recipe for foam clay using wood flour? Thank you for sharing!
In the end I really did not measure it and just mixed by feel. I know that is not much help. Sorry. But looks like its time to experiment with some mixtures until you get to what you need.
Just found your channel while scouring the interwebs for a foam clay alternative. Do you have any pieces made since this vid, just as a follow-up? Btw, instant subscribe. Great job!
if didnt say this OPEN WINDOW AND USEA FAN TO BLOW IT OUT THE WINDOW. WITH THE MASK. OR MASK AND OPEN IT OUTSIDE. EACH TIME YOU OPEN THE CONTAINER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hi ben thank you for this reciepe it will help so much im a sculptor and a speciall effects artist , this will come in handy. i do have a question that i hope you can answer is there some thing u can add to the mix and make it catalize in seconds with a uv lamp? im planning on making big props so it would help alot if you dont know could you tell me who does thanks again
Look at this stuff though. It's worth experimenting... shapersupply.com/products/polyester-uv-catalyst#:~:text=UV%20Catalyst%20is%20a%20powder,Powder%20per%20gallon%20of%20resin.
thanks for sharing this is cooll! i have questions, about the finished product, will it get harden stone-like or it wilk be flexible like foam? according to the video it sounds hard but is there a way to make flexible like foam? thanks!
Can you combine certain ingredients so it is semi premade? Like having a part a and part b. I have limited storage space so eliminating even one container would help greatly.
@@DreadMakerRoberts I'm guessing that haven't? If you have any suggestions for combining, that will be helpful. If not, I may eventually play around with it. I'm disabled (Meneirs disease, borderline hereditary fatty liver disease, chronic fatigue syndrome, chiari malformation and some other stuff) so until I do more research, I can't waste money on an experiment. I don't mind doing research but can only do so much. That won't stop me from learning what I can though. Luckily, I enjoy research.
Ben, we shared your video with our Facebook PacMold Artisan group. I hope to see a few brilliant minds working with your recipe. Thank you for creating this resource.
Hello There!! Just checking with you is foam clay and foamy clay one and the same? Secondly, foam clay and slime are one and the same? Thirdly, does it dry or not? If it dries does it become light in weight? All the above is with regard to work on clay sculpture or a project. Looking for smooth and light weight kind. Many Thanks
Thanks for the recommendation of using flex bond. It looks like it’s a fairly expensive product. I’m wondering where you buy yours? Also I’m wondering if you’ve ever used marble powder? Or drywall plaster powder from Home Depot?
I do get flex bond but I buy by the gallon. To get it in smaller quantities it can be expensive for sure. But there is a solution. "Tacky" glue you can find at dollar stores is essentially the same formulation. Look for "Elmers Craftbond Tacky glue" Or "Aleens tacky glue" and you will be set
Does not need to be refrigerated and is not waterproof unfortunately. You have me thinking though. If one uses a carpenter PVA glue it potentially could be
@@DreadMakerRoberts if I used to fuze some branches together do you think it would flex or would it harden if left outside in the elements? I would use titebond II, most likely, as my glue.
@@DreadMakerRoberts I am just getting started with clay. Hearty clay is really soft but holds it's form. It feels like marshmallow in your hand and dries like .. how can I explain it .. a mixture of foamboard and paper ? Pretty great to work with though. I just wish there was a way to make it at home but they don't list the ingredients on the package lol. Every time I make paper clay it comes out wet and sticky. Same with all the other air dry clays I tried making.
I was wondering what the working time was with your formula of clay. Would it be viable to sculpt a mask with it (safe and durable despite condensation)?
Working time is around 6-8 hours. It takes a little longer to set than standard foam clay. To get a good set it should dray 72+ hours. I am not clear what you are meaning with condensation though. Can you clarify?
@@DreadMakerRoberts Thank you for the reply. About condensation, if the space inside the mask is fairly enclosed with little venting, simply breathing and sweating would potentially cause a moisture problem (potentially mold growth if there's enough buildup and inability to dry easily). I'm concerned about a method of sealing to keep moisture out and retain shape and durability. I've never used Flexbond so I wouldn't know if it could hold up to that. My concerns about it might as well be circumvented by just using EVA foam in the end. Just trying to decide and figure pros and cons. Thanks.
@@zeekyzoid ah! Ok I count on the flexbond to seal and paint to waterproof. But you make a good point and I cannot say I have tested it this much as to have solid answers unfortunately. I would guess it would be fine with flexbond. However substitute in plastidip spray instead of flexseal for the inside and that for sure would seal it up from moisture
I got nicknamed "Building Jesus" on a reality TV show I was on. So a friend painted up a Buddy Jesus (Christ) with tools in his hands for me as a gift based on the Dogma Buddy Christ. So, kind of :)
The video is the recipe. Go through it and write it down. As I am learning how to craft videos I understand I need to make a text version of the ingredients but missed it here.
I disliked your video because right from the start you were trying to be very manipulative which I don’t appreciate. Even if your content is good trying to manufacture your channel like this isn’t going to get you anywhere. I know that getting someone to watch a video all the way through and getting likes is important to RUclipsrs but it seems that’s ALL you care about. All I’m saying- is think about it.
Unfortunate you feel that way. I am only trying to enlarge my channel. But that is ok, there are plenty of channels you can go to and get the content you want. I am unlikely to change my ways but know I heard your advice and thank you for the time you took to give it to me.
Your welcome. I respect the way you respond to criticism, although it was a stubborn, thick skulled response. It would have been easy to lash out in anger. I wish you the best of luck.
All good. I'll be honest I was initially riled up. But then thought that if you hated me (not my content) then you would have not bothered with something that was a hint at how to keep you around. Then it must have come from a good place. Anyhow comments like these regardless of negative or not help me out with the algorithm RUclips has. There is a little bit of brain under my thick skull :). As far as stubborn... Yes you are correct.
Hello, i loved this video... Would you make a tutorial of DIY Flexbond? I search it on my country and it doesn't exists :( then i tried PVA glue + latex milk and it stills cracking. Please i really need your help!!
Go to a craft store or Dollar store in your area and look for 'Tacky' PVA that is likely flexbond re-labled. Some fabric stores also carry tacky PVA glues as a fabric glue
Talking too much,,, which is totally tedious
Thank you?
I thought this was kind of out of pocket til i heard the plug 😂
I get it now haha
Not into cosplay but I love to see people coming up with innovative ideas like this. I also love that you are honest about the uses and limitations of this technique (many tips and tricks are not so honest)
Ooh, another use for this bag of Polyfiber II! It’s a non-silica thixotropic. I use it in mold-making and it makes the best looking “snow” in miniature scenes - I’ll have to try it for this and see how it works. Thanks, Ben!!
Report back please. I would love to hear how it works.
Any news on the Polyfiber result?
This is good option to pull out of my bag of tricks when needed. Thanks!
Love a good bag of tricks. Especially when you pull a trick out of the hat and those around you stare at you like you are Yoda :)
Okay. I found out that using bentonite clay in the mix works incredibly well! I get a 50lb bag at my local tractor supply for about $8. I have to zap it in the food processor first (because it comes as granules). So it's a little more work...but absolutely worth the payoff! Give it a try!
Great tip! Now I have to go and try.
Did you use it to replace the cabosil? How much did you use?
Great recipe, thank you. Actually, instant potato mix works well as a thicsotropic agent.
Great tip!
Did you ever had an issue with mold using instant potatoes?? Because this is an awesome tip!
I work composites, that funded silicate is handy as all get out for repairing molds that you can't get to sit flat to get the tooling gel to stay in the repair. Love the stuff...in the right situation.
Oh my god. I've been trying to figure this out for the past 3 months. I was going through so many slimes. I literally spent a whole day failing. I just couldn't come up with anything that would hold itself together. Thicsotropic agents (am I spelling that right) thank you so much.
Yep I was the same, I did a dance of joy when I hit on it
I wonder if you could use paper mache pulp.
I would recommend trying Smooth-ons Ure-fil 11. Its much less toxic then cabosil and probably would do a better job thickening it.
Definitely going to try this. Thank you!
late to this vid, but this exactly what I was looking for!
Awesome!
How about joint compound as powder?
Try it and find out! let us know how it goes.
I’m thinking if calcium carbonate (chalk) might work as a thickening agent because cabosil is impossible to find where I live (as is foam clay). Thank you for sharing, I really needed this!
Great point!
Hi Lu, did it work with chalk?
Burned chalk , the stuff they paint on trees.
Dadgum you. Dadgum you man! Yeah I can't do this anymore, love you man thanks for the video. I Very well may get back into art again. Thanks again 🏹🤠👍.
Damn rights you will. Art is good for the soul.
Whoa old video but might be what I'm looking for...I make custom terrariums for reptiles and was thinking about using foam clay for backgrounds instead of common spray foam we always use..this might work as I would need alot of it.
Glad I could help
Deomateous (sp?) Earth is natural silica. (Also need to use mask) can you use this for the silica?
Definitely worth a try.
@@DreadMakerRoberts Powdered perlite (pool filter media alternative) is probably also an option since it's an alternative to D.E.
I never knew this... but some useful
I liked the idea of using saw dust-wood powder. Is the procedure same and does it come out in the same manner like foam clay you made with cabosil. I am not sure of cabosil product? What is an alternate for cabosil?
Found you on google. I'm here to learn from you and I've subbed so I get all of your content! ❤
Have you ever used “plaster of Paris” in recipe?
I have not but given that it is activated by water and water is in the substance i would suspect it would make your working time very short and harden up quite hard. That all said it is worth a try
So helpful!!!
Hello, i loved this video... Would you make a tutorial of DIY Flexbond? I search it on my country and it doesn't exists :( then i tried PVA glue + latex milk and it stills cracking. Please i really need your help!!
Have you tried adding Tile Grout?
Thanks for this.
No problem
hey, i guess the key missing ingredient might be micro baloons! they act ase a thixotropic agent while keeping the mix (eg. resins) a lot more "fluid" than fumed silica due to their smooth spherical shape. the finest kind are about 65µm so they dont inhibit any details and reduce the weight by a lot
The stuff I used in the past with polyester resin to thicken it was sold as glass micro-spheres. I don't know if that is the same thing as the cabosil?.
@@peircedan cabosil is "fumed silica" filler which has much smaller particl size and is also not hollow. therefore it doesnt increase the volume of the mix and doesnt reduce the elongation at break as much. Micro- spheres is the same as micro balloons
@@TheZahnputz what are the microballons? By what name are they available? Also have you worked on foamic clay? Does fuma silica works?
What is the shaving cream for when mixing the foam clay? Can hand cream be used in place of shaving cream? Thank you so much for the information, and also Thicsotropic agents WOW. great recipe!
its for the foaming agents in them. This helps make it more fluffy.
@@DreadMakerRoberts thank you so much.
I do have on question: is it cheaper than an equivalent amount of foam clay? If it is, that might also make it handy for the more skint among us.
Cheaper than commercial stuff yes. Cheaper than the cheap solution I found in the prior video no. But it can be infinitely more convenient
If you dont add the thicksotropic
agent or less of it will it still dry? I'm thinking without it it might work as a foam paste for skimming seams or smoothing surfaces in the same way you might use slip when working with clay. Do you think that might work?
Yes it will still dry but it will take quite a while. I like the idea of skimming seams but we would need to do some more sandability tests
Is window glazing putty made like this?
I want to make a long furby, and I want to hand make a face plate, this will be a good start
What... the fuck....
I wonder If Eva foam dust (It's collected from my dremel moto saw ) mixed with Eva glue .almost like plastic wood for carpentry (I got this tip from my woodwork classes at school)
This is pretty cool. I might have to have a play with it.
What about what is left in the collection bag from a sander after sanding Styrofoam?
Sir please can u help me to make foam clay??
So I wanna make this more sticky so it adheres to fabric, etc (like puffy paint- only more durable) Would omitting the eye solution and/or the baking soda make that work? I'd presume the Cabosil would help maintain the body of the substance, yes?
I would use less eye solution and then there will be some remaining stickiness. Cabosil I had never thought of trying or even methocel might even work. I need to try those... I suspect that the eye solution might not be needed if using those two substances
Thank you so much Ben! Props to Dad Scientist too! How about adding some ordinary laser printer toner in the mix, instead of Cabosil? From what wiki says, it does contain fumed silica and has the added benefit of multiple colors, if you purchase a "refill kit", which goes from $50 to $80. Just look up "laser toner refill".
Interesting... Not sure I'm fond of getting toner on my hands. But let us know if it works for you.
Absolutely do not add toner. Toner is very dangerous for the same reason Ben mentioned. Make sure to wear a particulate respirator when playing with any of the filler.
anyone try Diatomaceous Earth a thixotropic agent
curious to see what graded fullers earth type cat litter might have on this recipe as it's clay based.
Thanks, not sure if it is perfect for me, but could be fun to play with. Why not make it as slime and only add the agent when you need to use it?
The big reason is it's the shaving cream that gives out. But you make a good point! I'll make some and add shaving cream as needed.... Great idea!
Do you think it would be possible to finely mill scraps of EVA foam to use instead of wood flour or cabosil?
I was thinking of taking my sanding dust and doing this for sure. I just have not had a chance to. If you do, do this, please update us and let us know how it works!
Did you try using the EVA dust yet?
@@DreadMakerRoberts Good idea, have you tried it?
Do you know where i could find the cabosil will i find it in places like home depot ?? Other than amazon and does it have another name ?
Places that sell plastics and epoxy generally have it. There is another similar product called Methocel that might be worth investigating.
Hi Ben, great video!
I’m trying to make foam clay with wood flour but it gets very hard and not ‘foam like’ after I add the wood flour. I prefer to not use cabisil as I had cancer so I’m trying to be as non toxic as possible.
Could you please give me the ratio or recipe for foam clay using wood flour?
Thank you for sharing!
In the end I really did not measure it and just mixed by feel. I know that is not much help. Sorry. But looks like its time to experiment with some mixtures until you get to what you need.
Just found your channel while scouring the interwebs for a foam clay alternative.
Do you have any pieces made since this vid, just as a follow-up?
Btw, instant subscribe. Great job!
I have no pieces to show. I got a job on a movie and have not done much since my last video. More to come when the movie wraps
@@DreadMakerRoberts Sounds good. I'll be looking for it!
Have you tried making this without the shaving cream? If so, how was its performance and if not what do you think would happen?
I have and it is much more dense but other than that it was usable
Can I use contact lense solution instead of eye drops?
Yes
It seems that when you put it down sound hard to me air clay you drop and it bounces back..
if didnt say this OPEN WINDOW AND USEA FAN TO BLOW IT OUT THE WINDOW. WITH THE MASK. OR MASK AND OPEN IT OUTSIDE.
EACH TIME YOU OPEN THE CONTAINER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hi ben thank you for this reciepe it will help so much im a sculptor and a speciall effects artist , this will come in handy. i do have a question that i hope you can answer is there some thing u can add to the mix and make it catalize in seconds with a uv lamp? im planning on making big props so it would help alot if you dont know could you tell me who does thanks again
Huh... Never thought of this. If one uses a resin then possibly. Then it's not something you would want to touch with bare skin sculpting though
Look at this stuff though. It's worth experimenting... shapersupply.com/products/polyester-uv-catalyst#:~:text=UV%20Catalyst%20is%20a%20powder,Powder%20per%20gallon%20of%20resin.
thanks for sharing this is cooll! i have questions, about the finished product, will it get harden stone-like or it wilk be flexible like foam? according to the video it sounds hard but is there a way to make flexible like foam? thanks!
it is flexible when dry.
Can you combine certain ingredients so it is semi premade? Like having a part a and part b. I have limited storage space so eliminating even one container would help greatly.
Sure why not. Give it a try.
@@DreadMakerRoberts I'm guessing that haven't? If you have any suggestions for combining, that will be helpful. If not, I may eventually play around with it.
I'm disabled (Meneirs disease, borderline hereditary fatty liver disease, chronic fatigue syndrome, chiari malformation and some other stuff) so until I do more research, I can't waste money on an experiment. I don't mind doing research but can only do so much. That won't stop me from learning what I can though. Luckily, I enjoy research.
For some reason I thought this would be made using powder from sanded EVA foam.
Kick ass Ben! We are mold makers, working primarily in ABS, any thoughts or feelings about this material adhering to ABS?
That's a good question. It takes contact cement and CA glue well so it will likely bond well
Ben, we shared your video with our Facebook PacMold Artisan group. I hope to see a few brilliant minds working with your recipe. Thank you for creating this resource.
@@PacificMoldDesign my pleasure
What to use if there is no shaving cream
Hello There!! Just checking with you is foam clay and foamy clay one and the same? Secondly, foam clay and slime are one and the same? Thirdly, does it dry or not? If it dries does it become light in weight? All the above is with regard to work on clay sculpture or a project. Looking for smooth and light weight kind. Many Thanks
Thanks for the recommendation of using flex bond. It looks like it’s a fairly expensive product. I’m wondering where you buy yours? Also I’m wondering if you’ve ever used marble powder? Or drywall plaster powder from Home Depot?
I do get flex bond but I buy by the gallon. To get it in smaller quantities it can be expensive for sure. But there is a solution. "Tacky" glue you can find at dollar stores is essentially the same formulation. Look for "Elmers Craftbond Tacky glue" Or "Aleens tacky glue" and you will be set
Hi! Have you tried baby powder?
Is this waterproof? Must it be refrigerated? I am considering using it for outdoor Halloween props
Does not need to be refrigerated and is not waterproof unfortunately. You have me thinking though. If one uses a carpenter PVA glue it potentially could be
@@DreadMakerRoberts was thinking I would use titebond II. I tend to use that with my mache
@@DreadMakerRoberts if I used to fuze some branches together do you think it would flex or would it harden if left outside in the elements? I would use titebond II, most likely, as my glue.
@@careismatik3099 likely fuse. Worth trying though
How much wood flour do you put in with the recipe over the other thickening agent?
I never really measured unfortunately. I just added until it felt right
Wow, I almost spent 100 on Amazon thank you 😊
what is the volume of the cup?
Talcum powder?
you can try
*Cosclay is already a thing. It's a polymer clay that stays flexible after baking. www.cosclay.com/
Wow this is almost if not all together like hearty clay. .. no?
Never heard of it, I'll look it up. Quite possibly.
@@DreadMakerRoberts I am just getting started with clay. Hearty clay is really soft but holds it's form. It feels like marshmallow in your hand and dries like .. how can I explain it .. a mixture of foamboard and paper ? Pretty great to work with though. I just wish there was a way to make it at home but they don't list the ingredients on the package lol. Every time I make paper clay it comes out wet and sticky. Same with all the other air dry clays I tried making.
What is your recipe?
Hey guys try some lite weight spackel in the mix you will be surprised. Have Fun.
@@ET2uscg YESSSS! How did I miss that obvious addition! thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@ET2uscg And I have your channel to check out! Looks like you have a bunch Ill love :)
@@DreadMakerRoberts Thanks Ben
@@ET2uscg What does this do with the mix??
The Name's thixatropic, thixatropic agent
lol
I was wondering what the working time was with your formula of clay. Would it be viable to sculpt a mask with it (safe and durable despite condensation)?
Working time is around 6-8 hours. It takes a little longer to set than standard foam clay. To get a good set it should dray 72+ hours. I am not clear what you are meaning with condensation though. Can you clarify?
@@DreadMakerRoberts Thank you for the reply. About condensation, if the space inside the mask is fairly enclosed with little venting, simply breathing and sweating would potentially cause a moisture problem (potentially mold growth if there's enough buildup and inability to dry easily). I'm concerned about a method of sealing to keep moisture out and retain shape and durability. I've never used Flexbond so I wouldn't know if it could hold up to that. My concerns about it might as well be circumvented by just using EVA foam in the end. Just trying to decide and figure pros and cons. Thanks.
@@zeekyzoid ah! Ok I count on the flexbond to seal and paint to waterproof. But you make a good point and I cannot say I have tested it this much as to have solid answers unfortunately. I would guess it would be fine with flexbond. However substitute in plastidip spray instead of flexseal for the inside and that for sure would seal it up from moisture
@@DreadMakerRoberts That actually sounds pretty good, I didn't think to use plastidip. Thank you for your responses!
@@zeekyzoid You are welcome. Ask any question, Ill answer as soon as I am able to.
Is that Jesus from Dogma on the shelf behind the plane??
I got nicknamed "Building Jesus" on a reality TV show I was on. So a friend painted up a Buddy Jesus (Christ) with tools in his hands for me as a gift based on the Dogma Buddy Christ. So, kind of :)
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Superb
thank you!
4:53 you made me laughed so hard
Plaster Paris?
too heavy unfortunately.
bingung saya
I wonder what would happen if you threw in the powder that you get if you put a Dremel on EVA foam cause it's basically foam and powder
Sounds like something to experiment with!
@@DreadMakerRoberts and what about using styrofoam beads grinding into powder and adding?
...my bowser is gonna be AWESOME
Clay Recipe method
recipe plz sir
The video is the recipe. Go through it and write it down. As I am learning how to craft videos I understand I need to make a text version of the ingredients but missed it here.
Updated please
I am so upset and you are so wrong...happy now? 😂
Very much so! Thank you for being upset ;)
Isn’t this like silly putty?
Yes it is, but it drys solid.
Low-cos(t)clay
I'm so upset
Why?
@@DreadMakerRoberts you said I must say that 🤣
I disliked your video because right from the start you were trying to be very manipulative which I don’t appreciate. Even if your content is good trying to manufacture your channel like this isn’t going to get you anywhere. I know that getting someone to watch a video all the way through and getting likes is important to RUclipsrs but it seems that’s ALL you care about. All I’m saying- is think about it.
Unfortunate you feel that way. I am only trying to enlarge my channel. But that is ok, there are plenty of channels you can go to and get the content you want. I am unlikely to change my ways but know I heard your advice and thank you for the time you took to give it to me.
Your welcome. I respect the way you respond to criticism, although it was a stubborn, thick skulled response. It would have been easy to lash out in anger. I wish you the best of luck.
All good. I'll be honest I was initially riled up. But then thought that if you hated me (not my content) then you would have not bothered with something that was a hint at how to keep you around. Then it must have come from a good place. Anyhow comments like these regardless of negative or not help me out with the algorithm RUclips has. There is a little bit of brain under my thick skull :). As far as stubborn... Yes you are correct.
Hehe yeah, not trying to be a hater. Happy holidays my dude
@@nwilkins4758 You too!
Cream of tartar??
Is this a cheaper alternative than to just buy the foam clay?
It was when the video was made. Less so now
Hi Ben, I did the same and it didn't work, maybe I didn't finish it, can you give me an email so I can send the picture so you can see it, thank you
what can you use instead of cabosil, i cant find it to purchase and my deadline is before the amazon delivery time
Hello, i loved this video... Would you make a tutorial of DIY Flexbond? I search it on my country and it doesn't exists :( then i tried PVA glue + latex milk and it stills cracking. Please i really need your help!!
Go to a craft store or Dollar store in your area and look for 'Tacky' PVA that is likely flexbond re-labled. Some fabric stores also carry tacky PVA glues as a fabric glue