i didnt mention it in the video but another thing i use this for often is for making molds to use for wet forming leather. you can easily make both male and female molds from real life objects and then use them for wet molding leather. hopefully you guys enjoyed my video and will consider subscribing! thanks for watching!
I love PolyCaprolactone plastic. shapelock, instamorph, friendly plastic.... you have nearly doubled my uses for it.. btw mix it with sanding grit or diamond paste and you have great little shapeable files. and Congrats for 1.33k subscribers consider myself one of your newest.
Awesome: I do leatherwork, but I also make things from Sculpey (and other polymer clays). A couple months ago, I made an impromptu tool holder just like the one you made in 6:37, and ever since, I thought "how can I incorporate Sculpy into my leathercraft projects? I just know there is something useful I can do." - All I can say is, WOW, and thank you for the tips. I'll be making sharpeners, tools, and whatnot out of various polymer clays much in the same way you did with the InstaMorph. BTW: I now have five such tool holders, they come in super handy. One version I made helps me hold my projects while I'm working on them.
Woa. I don’t even work w leather but decided to watch cause I was curious.. soo many uses! (I’m bloody kicking myself though, I got a free thing of it a few months ago- was for making fake teeth lol I figured I’d never use it so I just put it w my donate stuff.. man I’m kicking myself now!!). Thanks soo much for sharing all your amazing tips and tricks! :)
I feel you are very happy with the craft. especially carving. I'm also crazy to carve whatever it is. in PVC ,black granite and now to metal. but good tools are very expensive so we have to rack our brains to outsmart them. oh yes what if you make a video continuation of your vision. make a video about vise for Hobo coin with 3d it would be even better. but you also how exactly according to your vision yesterday. of course it will be interesting. There are lots of vise 3d printers but according to them the round shape is better and can be universal for all coin sizes.
Thermoplastic is nothing new but I haven't seen one that isn't sticky like this. I really like the Grey stuff supplied with GRS tools but it's more like taffy than clay.
@@sweetgumnyc7794 indeed! It's fantastic for a strong hold but I was also making tool handles and things for it and figured that's what most thermoplastics do
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i didnt mention it in the video but another thing i use this for often is for making molds to use for wet forming leather. you can easily make both male and female molds from real life objects and then use them for wet molding leather. hopefully you guys enjoyed my video and will consider subscribing! thanks for watching!
I love PolyCaprolactone plastic. shapelock, instamorph, friendly plastic.... you have nearly doubled my uses for it.. btw mix it with sanding grit or diamond paste and you have great little shapeable files. and Congrats for 1.33k subscribers consider myself one of your newest.
Dude..... great video . And thanks for the extras 🤘
Awesome: I do leatherwork, but I also make things from Sculpey (and other polymer clays). A couple months ago, I made an impromptu tool holder just like the one you made in 6:37, and ever since, I thought "how can I incorporate Sculpy into my leathercraft projects? I just know there is something useful I can do." - All I can say is, WOW, and thank you for the tips. I'll be making sharpeners, tools, and whatnot out of various polymer clays much in the same way you did with the InstaMorph. BTW: I now have five such tool holders, they come in super handy. One version I made helps me hold my projects while I'm working on them.
sometimes experimenting with leatherworking tools and hacks is almost as fun for me as the leatherworking itself
@@sweetgumnyc7794 UPDATE: LOL - now I've fallen down a Sculpey hole, and can't claw my way back out.
Fascinating. Thanks for sharing
Great channel! I was watching and imagining all the lightbulbs lighting up in your brain from new ideas. Thanks for sharing all this goodness.
Awesome! Thank you!
Very versatile. Love it!!
Woa. I don’t even work w leather but decided to watch cause I was curious.. soo many uses! (I’m bloody kicking myself though, I got a free thing of it a few months ago- was for making fake teeth lol I figured I’d never use it so I just put it w my donate stuff.. man I’m kicking myself now!!). Thanks soo much for sharing all your amazing tips and tricks! :)
I feel you are very happy with the craft. especially carving. I'm also crazy to carve whatever it is. in PVC ,black granite and now to metal. but good tools are very expensive so we have to rack our brains to outsmart them. oh yes what if you make a video continuation of your vision. make a video about vise for Hobo coin with 3d it would be even better. but you also how exactly according to your vision yesterday. of course it will be interesting. There are lots of vise 3d printers but according to them the round shape is better and can be universal for all coin sizes.
You should put an Amazon affiliate link in here somewhere.
Great video!! Going to grab some now
awesome!
Also useful for brass instrument repair
really? how so?
Keep up with the vids! Great stuff
thanks !
do you have to put a sealer on the leather after applying the paint stick to prevent it from rubbing off?
not at all! it stays put just fine. i love that stuff
Thermoplastic is nothing new but I haven't seen one that isn't sticky like this. I really like the Grey stuff supplied with GRS tools but it's more like taffy than clay.
that stuff GRS sells is intentionally sticky so yea this is very different.
@@sweetgumnyc7794 indeed! It's fantastic for a strong hold but I was also making tool handles and things for it and figured that's what most thermoplastics do
when is part 2 of the fluorescent avatar like terrarium coming?
What is the gold burnishing material?
ill make a video about it soon. i have loads of uses for that stuff. its an edge paint, burnisher, you can even color the entire face with it too.