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The Future Is Unknowable
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- This project is the top comment from the last video. I had zero inclination to make this until I saw the comment and all of the folks who liked it.
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AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH IT'S AMAZING!
If you want it, I'll mail it to you.
@@peterbrownwastaken Well that's nice!
@@peterbrownwastaken what about taking some of that broken glass and hitting it with some spray paints like silver to make it look like mini pieces of shattered mirror? You could also do other colors or multiple layers but I think bold lime black, white and metallic colors would look cool. If you bunch the pieces together and keep them all flat you might be able to spray a single side but that also might be a lot of work. You could also tumble some in sand to to give them a frosted effect if they don't just break into glass dust. Hope to see what you do next!
@@peterbrownwastaken Oh my god YES! I'm happy to pay for shipping!
Great concept
In a similar vein, it could be fun to put a wish bone in stabilizing resin with the quote, "make your own dreams come true"
Or in the opposing vein, you could laminate a vial of honey with the quote, "The Antidote" :)
You did resin shavings submerged in resin that one time, and they disappeared. You could use shavings of the same resin you're casting in to prop up your object off the ground.
He needs to see this comment
was about to say...
Yeah, it would look cleaner, but I like how the glass reflected the light from below. Definitely more worth it as a light than as a simple decoration.
@@LunaWitcher The glass also helped disguise the artefacts caused by overheating.
YESSSSS this is such a great idea
What would be really interesting is taking the broken glass and casting it in flat sheets. These can then be set in a frame, either to make stained glass by adding colours, or creating a lampshade. Obviously prep work will be needed to cast in the correct shape as I imagine glass would ruin tools
Great Idea!
I would love to see how light passes thru a window hanger made with the glass chunks, especially with colored resin!
It'd also need a really strong resin, you've gotta consider that since glass is smooth the resin has less surface area to bite into so if the final piece isn't a good bit thicker than the glass you just end up with a webbing of resin which isn't very rigid or sturdy. It could still work as long as there is enough voids between the glass so maybe it's stacked in layers? I doubt it'll be very see through in the end but it'll probably give a cool crystal look that would make some interesting light patterns.
yea! I like this idea a LOT
@@peterbrownwastaken Do you only want to do projects the are guaranteed to ruin your tools, shop, or sanity?
Flyleaf recording studio glass door. Thats a new one.
I didn't even know they were still together
@@ManticorePinion Band yes... Sans singer. AFAIK
@@DK-Design yea lacy sturm left due to pregnancy and one of the crew dying due to a tour accident (understandably she didnt want to leave her kid without a mom) and they got a new singer whos also good iirc lacy is a solo act now
@@Midnights_hangout Kristen actually left the band like four years ago so they're without a singer again ... though they've been on hiatus since then.
@@DisturbedShad0w Really?! Shit she was doing well as the lead singer
He so missed out on a chance to call it an “unfortunate cookie”
I realize this reply is 8 months late but
"Misfortune cookie"
Schrödinger's fortune cookie. All futures are possible until you collapse the cookie's wave shape and observe your future.
Nah, man. It’d be Schrödinger's cookie if it was opened & unopened at the same time
@@interstellarpieceofmeat it kinda is.. it has some holes in the side 😆
@@interstellarpieceofmeat Heisenberg's uncertainty cookie?
Me: "but surely now, when it floats, it'll just float with 7 or 8 pieces of glass!"
PB: "now, when it floats, it'll just float with 7 or 8 pieces of glass"
GET OUT OF MY HEAD!!!
As soon as he started gluing it to the glass, I wondered how long it would be before he came to the same conclusion as I had. But I guess we were all wrong in the end.
I know you have done coffee beans, but never a coffee bean coffee mug. Any chance we get to see it?
I really like the idea of him continuing to make dishware out of the material they are named after. Coffee mug, tea cup, bread knife, steak knife... My imagination stopped there. Maybe a soup bowl could be made with crushed up instant ramen.
@@nefariousyawn Yes!!! Ramen ramen bowl.
@@nefariousyawn Nate on the King of Random channel just made a steak knife out of steak!
Why... because you love coffee so much you want to poor coffee into your coffee mug made of coffee? Next you are going to want him to figure out how to make a coffee make out of coffee.
If you recall the coffee beans video, it didn't exactly look like coffee beans when it was done...
The broken glass in the resin looks really cool when you added the light - I know how I'm making the countertop for my new kitchen now, thanks Peter! Lol
Oh wow I think that would make a gorgeous countertop! Good luck :)
If you do this. I would love to see the results
it is beautiful - where do you plan to get that much shattered safety glass though?
@@fthurman *Alexa, order a sledgehammer*
that would look awsome, idk if you have much glass, but you could ask at a car scrapyard for dammaged or unusable side windows as those are the same saftyglass
"-Friend is in the band 'Flyleaf'"
Oh, that threw me right back to 15-year-old me with too much not well applied makeup. what a flex!
SAME. I was like Flyleaf?! 😱🤯
Alicia Hawes Right? Though, randomly, when I left the doctor's office about five months ago, I was getting in the car, and the guy in the car next to me was listening to All Around Me. He was orobably around 20 or so. He furtively tried to turn the music down when he saw me, and I smiled and said, "Heyyyy, Flyleaf! It's good to hear!" He was so relieved. 🤣
It's like Christmas whenever one of your videos pops up!
Please consider this a like so I do not ruin the like count
Hey, he uploads more often than that!
@@RoamingAdhocrat some years
LITERALLYYYY
I'd love to see a round cactus cast in a ball of resin. It would be so cool and youd finally be able to touch the darn plant
Unfortunately plants don't do well in resin. He did a project with a rose and it completely wilted in the time it took for the resin to cure. Knowing how cactus look when they're dead, (very gross) I don't imagine itd be as cool as a project as you think itd be unfortunately. Good idea tho! It definitely would be awesome.
@@griffinsonjupiter well cacti don't exactly wilt in 3 hours like a cut-off rose would, i'd expect a cactus to fare a lot better.
@@swedneck cut off roses don't wilt in 3 hours either. They can last days even without water. It's the heat of the resin (resin puts off heat when curing) curing that wilts the plant. Maybe a cactus would fare a little better tho, since they're made for warm environments. Still, I think it gets pretty dang warm, I don't think even a cactus could survive it.
I was not expecting you to say Flyleaf. Hello flashbacks from 2007.
ME TOO! I actually went "WHAT?!" when I heard it.
I had to replay that part of the vid because I thought I misheard him. 😂
Dude, I had to pause the video to process that. Threw me off real hard.
I wanted to think of a lip sync joke but it's 3am and nothing came to mind
my entire high school experience flashed before my eyes in that moment lol
I am here for the dynamic cookie poses.
haha
I met Lacey Sturm's (Flyleaf's original lead singer) mom when I used to live in Arlington. She helped run a local open mic night. Super nice person. Everytime I hear about Flyleaf I think about her.
I got to Facebook chat with the drummer this morning. (the glass was from his house/studio) He was incredibly nice. I feel bad I didn't know who they were when I posted the video...
@@peterbrownwastaken No better time to learn!
I think a hot wheel in a “blister” on a wooden “card” would be a very cool idea. I’ll send you some hot wheels to use if you go with this idea!
Just the car itself
Jeeze, I haven’t thought about Flyleaf in years. Shout out to my emo phase in 7th grade.
I've listened to them since i was a year old, i know all the lyrics to every song, it's not a phase for me 😂
crsmit I’m pretty sure they just got a new lead singer.
@@t3rr0rwh0r3 Singer was Kristen and she's gone too...
Just a heads up, Lacey is still going strong making music. And it sounds amazing.......no surprise I'm sure.
Too bad they are homophobic
My man Peter just recieved a dissassembled glass door, that's sick
The video I want to see is somebody assembling that glass door.
Extreme flatpacking.
How about making a handle for a lint brush made of dryer lint. Yeah it's a lame idea. But please do it. Give dryer lint a purpose!
The rather casual way in which you said "This is a box of broken glass" was wonderful.
Also when you were saying that the guy Andrew has a friend in a band, I was fully not expecting you to say Flyleaf. The immediate flashbacks of my more emo days nearly gave me whiplash.
I mean, at this point I wonder if there is a resin strong enough to cast a mallet head out of. Then use the glass as a filler. A functional glass hammer would be badass.
I...um... want that t-shirt.
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@@peterbrownwastaken That's known as a soft sell... ;-)
Peter Brown no, we want a fortune cookie tshirt with “the future is unknowable” & a graphic of this casting
Peter Brown hey have you tried to do anything with water beads or orbez, they disappear in water
Anybody else thinks it kind of looks like Brad Leone?
Getting a boxful of Flyleaf's glass is literally so sick!
When it comes to transparent thread, glass etc, the most relevant thing is the refractive index - get those the same and the boundary between them becomes invisible. There might be some cool stuff you can do with that, if you can find a resin with the same refractive index as glass, thread, or whatever.
There's a website at refractiveindex dot info, which is a great reference for this for all sorts of materials
Cookie Pose #3: Sitting demurely. Cookie Pose #4: Spread eagle and ready for action.
When I heard Flyleaf my inner 2000s emo child fangirled lol flyleaf was a personal favorite of mine growing up, that’s so cool that you now have all the glass from their broken studio door 🥺💕
FYI, Lacey still makes AMAZING music. Just a heads up 👍🔥
jon stolpe thanks! Gonna check her new stuff out for sure 🤘🏽😎
That shattered glass looks so cool itself, can't wait to see what else you will make out of it!
Build your own door kits have gotten super complicated lately, huh? That one would takes ages to assemble.
Worse than IKEA furniture
What a terrible joke. I love it
For invisible mounts for objects why not use molded or machined resin of the same type and in the shape you need? Unlike string or acrylic, wouldn't the resin mount have the same refractive index as the pour and, provided the surface was smooth, it should be hard to see, correct? I offer this from no practical experience, just a potentially helpful suggestion.
Thanks for sharing, appreciate the time and effort you put into making these vids.
We have seen that the turning "chips" (strings in this case?) of resin actually end up clear when part of a new resin pour. (though I really want to see what would happen to died resin chips when dipped)
Yeah that's exactly what I was thinking. Maybe scuffing up the resin stand before casting the rest too to make sure it really bonds and disappears
8:16 I think he pretty much explains some of the issues with this :/ layering resin is actually pretty difficult to get both layers *exactly* right, from what I've seen watching all these YT videos from the comfort of my couch rofl
ive seen on another channel where this was used, the heat from the main pour caused the mount to expand and break causing a massive flaw inside the finished pour
Exactly what I was thinking, he could make a simple silicon mold for spouts and just pour some of the type he plans on using and once it was encased in the new resin it would basically vanish...
Flyleaf?? That was my favorite band growing up!
You fools! Fortune cookie paper is actually blank until the very moment you break the seal.
That would be cool if they where printed with a light activated ink. Dunno if it exists.
Schrödinger's fortune
@@kariosa_- so both good and bad luck at the same time, is that no luck?????? 😏😉😆😆😆😆😆
9:20 would tell you otherwise :P
Some actually use thermal ink, so putting it in the oven turned it black/red :P
6:48 I was really hoping you would have started singing "Tiny Bubbles". You have such a great singing voice.
This looks like an important object in a video game
Something I've always thought would look good would be broken Compact Disks (CD's) especially if it is then turned into something with a light source (or 2)
The cookie frozen in time is fun and whimsical, but I think the broken glass looks exceptionally cool here. Thanks for sharing!
Awesome end result! And here I thought the impression of unpoppable bubble wrap was frustrating...
Jokes on you, your casting was so clear that you can read the fortune through the crack in the cookie.
At the end he mentioned that he liked that. Also since the encased fortune is not completely readable. The line from the printed fortune is more poignant.
The future is unknowable but you can catch a glimpse
@@AvenRox That is pure poetry!
@@roxymanasquan9087 thanks!
You know, something that might look nice is plaited yarn micarta.
Sticks hand into shattered glass: hm mostly rounded edges.
HAVE YOU NO FEAR
Couldn't you just cast a small cylinder of the same resin to use as a stand, should disappear when poured?
“I can feel you (broken glass door) all around me” - flyleaf
I’ve always thought matches, like match sticks from a box of matches, would look neat for one of your dip it episodes. Don’t know why.
A bunch of matches in a row with one burnt one in the mix would make for a good trivet.
“I think this will all make sense in a minute” hit different in 2020
Okay, real question. You know how glass can be blown into vases and stuff? Could you do the same with resin when it reaches the gooey state?
There are so many different types of epoxies & resins that there is bound to be one that would work.
I bet that it would probably be the nastiest smelling polyester resin though. 🤔 you'd probably want to inset air with a tool like a hair dryer or air compressor rather than blow with your mouth. Or you'd probably end up sucking in noxious fumes.
@@ambermorgan1340 Well you don't inhale the tube lol
Peter Brown and flyleaf, I would love to have even one of those *mistake* pieces
Oh how I love the internet.
How else would this Swedish guy ever be able to spend his lunch break to see someone in north america cast some sort of american(?) cookie into clear resin mixed with broken glass and add a text "the future is unknowable"?
I totally love this!
AMAZING! I would love to see you do more with that glass.. it is so beautiful in resin!
Or glass beads... Marbles... etc...
cook an egg in the heat of resin as it sets!
Evan & Katelyn did that. Spoiler; it worked.
Magic woooooorms! I feel like they'd make a fun resin piece!
the nonchalance with which he said "im friends with a member of the band Flyleaf" is so baller. id freak a little, great band!!
Omg I havent thought about Flyleaf since I was in my "not a phase" phase.
9:09 that somehow looks like a shell in the ocean haha
Even if the resin wasn’t clear, you could have put “the future isn’t clear” on it.
"Is in the band... Flyleaf..." My eyes flew wide open omg
I haven't heard of Flyleaf since High School in the early 00's, talk about a random blast from the past
A new video from Mr. Brown.
Humanity restored.
I'd love to see you use lego for one of your creations. With all the possible bricks and colors there should be tons of stuff you can do with it. Greeting Erik
Yeah! Like a frozen in time car exploding maybe
A dinosaur or spaceship in layers with the bottom completely together, the next layer almost snapped in and farther apart as you go up to the top (each section maybe 4 - 6 Legos high, so you can get an good idea of what the object is supposed to be).
@@samanthareardon3330 sounds awesome.
Take a bunch of the small bits of glass and make them mirros. then put them in a sphere mold, and pour resin in. Making like a cool sphere of little mirros
One way of dealing with moisture in objects when casting resin is to coat the object in a very thin layer of over-catalysed clear polyester/embedding resin. Excess catalyst cures the resin fast so moisture can't affect further coats, and the thin layer has minimal optical effect.
Caveat: it's a technique I read about when I first started learning about resin casting years ago, and have never tried it myself.
I love the irony of this but freaking hell i wamt to know what the fortune says now. But you know its gonna be disappointing
I get that this is the point so ya got me
"You will have a big disapointment in the near future"
Unbeknownst to the cookie, the great disapointment already happened.
@@didgitalpunk disappointment is a renewable resource.
"now when it floats, it'll float with 7 or 8 pieces of glass" I laughed too hard.
So this is a bit unrelated to resin but me and my fiancé are adopting a dog considered a “long stay champion” (a dog that has been there a while and less likely to be adopted) from a shelter soon and today we got Chinese because it’s my favorite and we celebrated a little cause I have a soft spot for dogs that are considered ‘undesirable’ I opened my fortune cookie and it said “You will enter someone’s life when they need you most.” I am not usually one to look very deep into fortune cookies or anything but I thought this made me so happy and then I saw this video and knew I had to share. Hopefully this made someone smile as big as me when I opened the cookie. Love the vid by the way!
That’s so cool you have Flyleaf’s recording studio glass from the door! ❤️
Literally shouted YESSS when I saw you uploaded!! Your content makes my day xx
Would electro forming the cookie make it easier to work with? That would actually look pretty cool.
I love how well the glass breaks up the light and highlights the cast rather than just tinting it.
My only issues with the is the lack of sanding I think if you cleaned up the edges it would really contrast well with the slight bevel you could have added to the base.
Nice to see the Makers Central ruler, hope to see you there next year. Looking forward to more projects with that broken glass.
Imagine trying to turn safety glass :o
Are you freaking kidding me you have a friend in the band FLYLEAF!!! How have you not made a video together?
I love how the glass throws colors with it's facets.
I just want to say. I'm not really into woodworking or lathework but these videos are some of the most entertaining on RUclips. You bring a great energy and I love the attitude you have toward your projects. Keep up the great work!
The last casting reminds me of the Millennium Falcon emerging from the clouds.
I came here looking for this. 😂 Thank you for assuring me I'm not alone in my thinking! 😅
Question. If you made a rod or small post of resin. Then placed something on top of the already cured post and then added resin would the stem vanish in the new resin?
The heat could crack the stem
That is really cool!! 🥠 Resin artists would LOVE that glass!! It is an awesome gift! 👏👏
I've taken larger chunks of broken safety glass (fractured) and wrapped the edges with copper sheet tape, then dyed it so the cracks are coloured (flood the back surface with a little alcohol dye and wipe it off when almost dry). You can solder a ring to it and make pendants. It's pretty.
Will you send it to the girl who made the suggestion? It is AMAZING!
i had an existential crisis reading that title
“Bag O Glass”; right out of Saturday Night Live. Love it.
Did a project for a Hop company a few years ago. We put a hop blossom in resin,cylinder shaped mold, then put that casting in a concrete countertop, ground and polished. Put motion detector switches with an LED back light under the countertop. Worked well. To suspend the hop cone (blossom), we poured the small mold about 1/3-1/2 full, let it set just enough to gel a bit,placed the cone, then added the remaining resin. No casting lines were apparent and as it was only visible from the top looking down through the cylinder. Very slow curing resin to minimize heat. We used polyester resin for fiberglass. We got lucky. First time success is rare with organics and resin. Had a couple castings left over so I polished and buffed to a nice clear finish, no delineation visible. As I said, we got lucky.
I’ve been so deprived of your videos I went through withdrawals.
Could stabilizing it in stabilizing resin first help with the moisture issues?
I think the cooking part, might distort it, might be wrong though. They are just made of flour and sugar I think.
I’ve been subscribed to you since you had 50k subscribers. You’re one of my favorite RUclipsrs and I always drop everything when I see a new video from you. Keep up the great work, your creativity is amazing :)
You should try doing a resin project with Orbeez (the tiny balls that expand in water). I'm curious if dry ones and ones full of water would react differently with resin. I also wonder if the clear ones would be visible in resin, as they tend to be invisible in water!
"Now when it floats, it will float with 7 or 8 pieces of glass" *problem solved*
"It's tough but still fragile" Then it's not tough, it's hard.
Hardness = A material’s ability to withstand friction, essentially abrasion resistance. (hitting a diamond with a hammer vs scratching it)
Toughness = How well the material can resist fracturing or deformation when force is applied. (the hammer used to hit the diamond with)
interesting. Yeah that makes sense..
It's hard.
Me crying after I smashed a diamond to see if it was real. (True story)
I havent heard anything on Flyleaf in forever gave me high school flashbacks
The way he just said Flyleaf like he has no idea who they are. My man, you are sitting a literal gold mine that some millennials would kill for! Hello nostalgic flashbacks! 😍
I like that there is part of the 'fortune' slip showing, it is like taking a glimpse into the future :O
This project turned out to be deeper than I thought haha
I have some safety glass too. I keep thinking I need to use it somehow. I have some dried wild sunflowers, so I might do them with the glass behind. Your welcome to try it too!!
another way you could have cast it is in multiple pours, you just have to wait until the resin gets to a gel-like state in the first pour and then put in the fortune cookie, then you can wait like 10 minutes and then do the next pour. i loved how it turned out !
That broken glass is amazing -- please use that more in future projects, it's beautiful in clear resin.
I used to listen to Flyleaf all the time, and the relationship in my brain between Peter Brown and Flyleaf is absolutely unmaintainable.
I can't help but think that those shop towels need to be made into something!!!
That glass is such a cool thing! I feel like a truck gear shift would be a super cool thing to cast with that glass in it. I know my boyfriend would love it in his truck!
The cookie placement makes me feel like it was dropped in the ocean and is only just touching the floor and hasn't settled yet. Basically it looks like it's in motion and I love it!
Wow that's a great description, makes it even better to think of it like that
I've seen in other resin videos where the crafter will take the same resin they're going to use in the final project and pour it into a straw to make sort of dowels that they then use as risers to "float" solid objects in their final pour. Since it's made of identical resin with identical optical properties, they do a great job of disappearing.
As a person who went to art school, this is one of those genius projects that would have been in the final thesis show or something. This is really cool and I love that safety glass in resin. I remember being a kid and a bus shelter broke and my brother and I collected a bunch of glass pieces because it looked like treasure to us.
Those glass chunks are delightful, very neat how it shattered that way
Hey man, love all your work! It's so creative and I love to see the process. Have you ever considered doing a video with NileRed? I'd love to see something like a Pharoahs Serpent or even a dollop of Mercury cast in resin!
i would love to see that
Sadly a pharaoh's serpent is too fragile to set in resin.
Not sure if the resin is enough to stop mercury from evaporation, maybe if he'd first seal it in a glass amp. Love the idea of cooperation with Nile!