Resin-preserved rose after 11 weeks - total fail!
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2024
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But it looks really interesting now. The rose looks so ghostly dead and with the shattered glass it makes it so cool and dead looking
Just saying: an outer layer of resin to smooth the edges of broken glasses and it's good to keep.
Halloween decoration for sure!
Yes, my thought exactly. I love the shattered glass giving such a haunting vibe to it, like a twisted beauty and the beast style.
so goth
The alternate universe where beauty never finds the beast...
The fear I feel with him only using latex gloves while breaking GLASS 😂
So true. You think you'd wear cut resistant gloves.
Yes
Same 😅
Why are so many people in this comment section so afraid of broken glass?
You gonna have to be extremely un-careful to cut yourself. And even then it's a cut. Not the end of the world.
@@Jehty_I speak from experience, broken glass can create tiny little shards that embed themselves in your skin like splinters. It’s a bad time!
The rose as it is now would look so good in a haunted house. The fading and the cracks give it so much cursed character.
fr 😮
It's unintentionally poetic (in a pessimistic melodramatic way)... "The fragile state of love, how it decays in your hands, bruised, shattered and crumbling, never to be the same again, never to be something one wants to remember..."
I'm 14 and this is deeeeeeep, bruh
Okay Romeo pop off
the Garfield meme: to be loved is to be changed
the fragile state of my butt (cracks when filled with resin)
I refuse to believe all love wilts and withers away. My parents and my mom’s parents are (were in my mom’s parent’s case, rip.) very firmly in love.
Literally made for each other
Dead ass the end product genuinely looks better than before … a ghost rose in shattered glass is such a nice aesthetic.
honestly, I think a little more heat and an ICE WATER bucket would finish the job nicely.
or canned air held upside down.
for sure, it's the opposite of Katelyn's idea of even heating in the oven, you can put glass in the oven and have no issues, but you take from the oven and put it on a cold stone counter and you're gonna have a problem...
Honestly it looks really cool. Almost like a "what if" version of the rose if the Beast's curse was never broken
So glass in any shape other than a flat plane, aka window or flat sheet, is actually really strong because of its crystalline structure. I think Evan was on the right track with the thermal shock but did not have enough of a difference between the hot and cold extremes and fast enough to get a good reaction. I say keep going and take all the glass off at this point.
Indeed. Common glass cutting technique is to score, heat the scored line with a lighter, then dunk in cold water.
@neurokinetik I saw a good technique for glass bottles. You soak a piece of string in lighter fluid, tie it around a bottle, light it up and then dunk it in water. It should cut the glass pretty cleanly where the string was.
Glass doesn't have a crystalline structure. That's what makes it glass.
@@ooterman I think that would have a good chance of damaging the resin beneath though
Also car windows are tempered glass, a special glass that shatters more easily in a million pieces and doesn't leave a lot of sharp edges
The sound of the glass cracking 😂 It was like a baby bird was hatching
Evan, get cut-resistant gloves my dude. You can put latex over those if you need them for grip
Thanks for the update though!
Okay, messing with glass with the wrong gloves aside, the entire thing looks so much cooler than before! Like others have said, it's poetic now. Like, love can hurt you of you don't take care. Beautiful and possibly haunting.
Ok, if it wasn't for it being a hazard i believe the cracked one looks more aesthetically pleasing. It adds lore to it
Now its a even more avant garde art piece about the outside world trying to break the peaceful beauty of a rose (and the secret rot within)
I'd be tempted to call it a metephor for change and how trying to force things to stay the same can sometimes ruin everything, since it starts with them trying to preserve the rose so that it won't change but ends up so changed and broken
@@krazyleprechaun2360 the change inside finally starting to show on the outside with a literal cracked surface
This was a great episode, and so relatable! I feel like I'd be like Evan, trying everything.
Just so you know, the reason the glass didn't respond to the car tool is because it isn't tempered like car windows (or safety glass).
i’d also imagine he wasn’t hitting it nearly enough, you still have to whack them a bit, he was kinda lightly tapping😂
I feel the carbide tools are best in the (unlikely) case where you’re in a car that’s submerging in water - once there’s a certain amount of pressure acting on the windows it becomes easy to shatter them with a hard object and relatively little force. It’s not like trying to break glass with something solid inside it.
Katelyn popping up in front of the camera and confusingly looking between it and Evan “are we filming again” is so hilarious
I think a silicone mould made using a glass dome, and some of those flower drying beads next time
I'm just gonna say, I loved the look of the "after" version of the rose display. It looks like it matches the rose better like some alternate darker version of beauty and the beast that would be interesting to see.
though it seemed like a failure, i think the final result made it more beautiful and magical looking
Honestly, I think the rose looks even cooler now
The dark frosty looking rose in a shatterd case🥀
It's eerie and elegant at the same time
Definetly something I would use as halloween decoration
It’s poetic, you know? It represents the fragile nature of the flower but the resilience of its beauty
Katelyn's little hand movement when Evan said "It wasn't our fault.". Evan's happy dance with the heat gun. 😂This is why I love their videos. I'm a bit sad they didn't fully "peel" the rose, but I agree with the other commenters that the "ruined" version is a vibe. 🌹🖤
Okay, but it looks *epic* too at the end- like the way it catches the light and adds to the effect of the ghostly rose?!
tbf the broken glass kinda look does something... kinda cool....
Ghost rose!
That end picture with it all faded and little cracks running over it was so cool!!!
it’s like the beast tried to break the rose case !!
what a absolute rollercoster of chaos 😂 RIP Mr resin rose 🌹
Ngl it looks really cool all broken up like that! Gives it more ghosty vibes
It’s like a testament to to love it’s self no matter the hard times which try to cop away and seem to crack on the surface the core of love will still stand the test of time with only minor surface wounds like the scars that show the hard times but also show how you healed
"are we filming again?" 😂
This reminds me of Peter Brown's video where he's trying to remove the glass mold from the resin project 😅
Me too!
He also did this exact project too.
Love how quickly they forgot about the cardboard box and started tearing glass chucks directly on the table
They actually used to make resin molds from glass that you would break after it finished curing. I believe Peter Brown made a video with some.
the after looks like an artifact that you will find in a horror game
Honestly, I love the 'after' - it looks ethereal and like it's frozen in magic or ice.
The glass breaker is meant for tempered glass! Tempered glass is excellent against most types of applied pressure, such as a soccer ball hitting it. However under direct application of pressure on a precise tip, it will essentially crumble into tiny harmless pieces. It doesn't work much better than other types of tools for shattering regular glass!
I kind of love the after! It’s like it was abandoned
It looks very cool when you have the light on. It’s like crystals all over it. 😊
glass strongly resists being squeezed together but is weak to being pulled apart. For that reason the "strong" version of glass is the one that has large particles of other materials that basically presqueeze everything, so that when pulled it's getting in a half-squeezed state.
But either way, this glass is definitely not the strengthened like that. So to break it you want it to be pulled apart. Heating method totally works for that.
im surprised you guys didnt make a silicone mold of the glass instead of filling the glass!
There is something poetic about how it went from a pristine looking fresh rose into an aged rose in a shattered and weathered preservation.
The little glass crunchy noises in the music at the end 😆
Bent glass is really hard to break from the outside of the bend. Thats why we make windshields that way. But inside pressure cracks it easily.
The glass removal kinda gave it like a dark/horror spin though and I’m here for it. Looks much more like something from a curse now 😯
I didn’t expect a clips video upload of this but I’m sure glad I’m subscribed to all your channels 😂😂 I never know what’s gonna pop up!
What a cool ending to that rose’s journey.
Use silica gel to dry out the rose or any living type thing first
Hard boiled egg is def the best analogy
Adding to the poetic interpretations: If you try so hard to get at something precious you were preserving, you may break it and harm yourself in the process
Look into the "plastination" process. There is a lot of literature about turning organic tissue into preserved specimens with resin or silicone. Mostly its about animal tissue but it would be really cool to see something like that with plant material!
Drying roses is super easy if you hang them upside down in a window then you could use that. Red roses turn a beautiful dark color, pink turns pale, and yellow turns light brown. Putting a dry rose in the resin would probably work but it is also very fragile so idk.
Car-glass crackers work because Tempered Glass used in windshields and car-windows etc is incredibly hard and under a lot of internal pressure, stopping it from breaking and causing it to shatter into those tiny, diamond-like crystals when broken. The super-hard tip of a file, a piece of ceramic compound (like found on spark pluggs) and the carbide-tips on hole punches and car-glass breakers will manage to nick the glass, causing it to explode, whereas smacking it with a hammer might just have the hammer bouncing off.
Pane- or sheet- glass like you've got there is a different beast, easily broken if deformed, but it's difficult to deform a sphere, and a small point won't really DO anything to it, you just want more smashing power and preferably to crack it from the inside out, since it's more difficult to break a dome from the outside.
it's almost better now lol. the cracks and the chips of glass missing adds character. it's perfect
It has a forbidden cursed artifact vibe now😂
Yes. The cracks kind of work
The new rose looks like a sick iconic set piece of a horror movie
So many channels just put stuff in resin and then never give you an update. You are different. Thank you for that ❤
The rose looks like it has so much of a traumatic background now I think it’s really cool
It looks so MOODY now and I LOVE IT
When Evan applied the heat I remembered a Time Team where they were duplicating a stained glass piece using historical methods and one of them was to use direct heat on one point, like from a soldering iron, to cut the glass because it cracks it cleanly. Heat + cracked glass = so cool
What about using the roses used for Forever Roses? They are said to last a year, it would be interesting to see if they are different from regular roses in their reaction to resin. You can also try dried roses as another test. Having little to no water in them, might also be another reaction to try. Good luck with your next vid!
Why are you so resilient to our efforts 😂😂😂😂 my new favorite line
Honestly the after is really cool and haunting.
I saw Peter Brown's video that showed that there actually used to be glass molds for resin.
The way the rose once again has thorns 🤣🤣 glass thorns
I have never been more happy to see broken glass… this is my life now 😂
The window breaker tool you were using is designed to break tempered glass that is used in car windows. As due to the layers the glass is under a mix of tension and compression. The tool breaks the compressed surface of the glass that releases the tension causing it to shatter. The glass bell jar you have is most likely made from annealed glass and not tempered glass, which is probably why it was only being dented by the taps you were giving it. If it were tempered glass then it would have shattered instead of coming off in chunks like it did.
Katelyn popping up like “are we filming again?” 😂
Alternate universe in which Beast never gets Beauty...
The after looks like the Beast tried to get to the rose
Trying to break glass in your hand is like Darwin Olympics
I think preserving the rose in glycerin before putting it in resin would help keep the color and save it from rotting too
I would love to see you guys recreate this with a dried rose, because it was gorgeous. Reuse the base.
Actually the after image results look kinda cool, like if you were to use it in some kinda creepy story way. The way beauty and the beast the flower slowly died, but also the glass cracked the whole thing went to hell and stuff. Or like Mr. Freeze and the ballarina he kept that reminded him of his wife and how it shattered when he was defeated.
I think a better way to use heat and cold is to put the rose into the freezer overnight and then put it right into very hot water
You can dry your flowers in rice or silica gel. The resin will not have anything go wrong with it, and your flower will never rot. After you lightly pull out the flower of the rice or slice gel, you can choose to also very lightly spray it with hair spray, or a spray glue, then dry, to keep the petals in place, as you poor the resin over it. Wood turners use this method often. Just be careful because the flower will be fragile, and if you poor too quickly, you can also risk bubbles.
This reminds me of the ancient technics used to break gigant boulders in half by hammering metal spikes in the middle
I think the shatterd glass is a super cool edition to the piece! The hole punches though...? Maybe not as much
In all honesty it just somehow adds to it just even more Props to you do you Guys
Arguably I think it look so much more unique and also somewhat antique
i think you guys should revisit this project with what you've now learned, as well as using a dried rose in order to prevent the grossness of the fresh one! you can easily dry a rose by hanging it up upside down in a dark closet for a few weeks!
Honestly? I love the broken down look at the end! Thanks for the update
Before: a steampunk version of Beast's rose.
after: a post apocalyptic version of Beast's rose. 😂
You could try painting the resin into the rose petals before pouring to make sure there isn't any bubbles trapped
Freeze drying organic matter before encasing in resin could be the only solution for long term preservation.
Not sure if it's already been said, but the glass breaker is specifically meant for tempered glass, as it causes it to shatter into the small, ice cube like pieces. Though really, any fast, sharpish object will do the trick. It helps for car windows in the event that you need to escape the car quickly.
It's not as effective on standard glass and will just cause it to do what it did in this video.
*Edit* ALSO, some resin molds used to be glass at one point.
It looks like a Rose of War now! So cool!
It's kinda... nice to see this video, as someone who feels like most of their arts n crafts don't go as well as they'd like, or often just completly fail. I've watched your videos for ages and it feels weirdly encouraging to see you fail. As in: You make such cool stuff often, but sometimes stuff just... doesn't work out.
The glass breaker is designed for glass that isn’t fully backed by thick resin, and for Evan to hit with force not trying to protect what’s behind it
I used to take apart glass fuses and fill them with resin mixed with glow powder and sometimes fine glitter, as jewelry. I discovered that the resin would shrink slightly, pulling away from the glass and leaving an incredibly thing gap (air? vacuum?) that would create a reflective region due to the different index of refraction. Anyhow, this happens because the resin gets warm as it sets, causing it to expand. Because it expands _before_ setting, it can expand into the available space, filling it all before it sets. Then it shrinks as it cools. Anyhow, I don't do resin in glass much anymore because of this. I always figured that if it got hot enough it would expand enough to crack the glass (which is part of the reason I don't do fuse jewelry anymore, as body heat might be enough to crack it and make it dangerous to wear).
A plastic dome might work better, especially if you rough up the inside a bit.
Oh, also, I notice a lot of organic things get that reflective/frosted layer when putting them in resin. I wonder if you could minimize that by putting the setup in a vacuum chamber to pull the air out of things like microscopic hairs that many organic things have, and do the pressure pot, to ensure that the resin penetrates as deeply as possible. I've noticed a _lot_ of people who do resin have stopped using vacuum chambers in favor of pressure pots, but with the pressure pot the air bubbles are still there. In places where there are a _lot_ of bubbles, shrinking them with pressure might make the individual bubbles too small to see, but if there are enough in a small area, they will still refract and reflect light enough to give a foggy, silvery look. Doing vacuum chamber first should get rid of enough of them to prevent this.
This might not work with organics though, as they contain moisture that the vacuum chamber will try to expand and evaporate. But you don't know unless you try!
I hit the like as soon as Katelyn said "ARE WE FILMING AGAIN" and cracked me up
With the cracks in it I think it looks way older and cooler.
More like Victorian decay decor.
the imperfections is what makes it perfect
The moment it starts cracking like an egg under the heat made me giddy
Absolutely love how supportive katelyn is at the end
why do i love it more now 😭 it looks so pretty and mysterious
If you try again, dry the flower in silica powder that you can buy online or Michael's so that the flower maintains the shape, some color but its dehydrated.
its midnight but i finally caught an E&K video :')
Okay, I actually REALLY love the way it looks now!!!
I actually really like the shattered look
To be fair, the way the glass was thinner at the top is something we do in glass blowing to increase the size while maintaining a sturdier curve. Also, going from hot to cold (thermal shock) is exactly how we get glass off the blow pipes to clean them. You just need the glass to be a couple hundred degrees if you want it to go quickly and break into small pieces off a surface it bonded to
when you make another rose…you should design whatever shape you want and 3D print it, make a silicone mold of that, and then pour resin into in with the rose. So you can just omit dealing with glass altogether. Unless that was part of the appeal of the project? I can’t recall right now😬
Love you both!
The shattered version actually looks really cool! It adds to the eerieness? hauntedness feel to it