Tip: Don't use razor blades to remove hot glue--rubbing alcohol is perfect for that. The super small size of the alcohol molecule gets between the hot glue and most surfaces and 99% of the time you can just peel it right off!
your projects are getting more and more experimental, and that´s great, but i really miss the early videos, where a simple and ingenious process often resulted in an amazing product that look way more atractive/expensive that what you thought, like the launge chair, staircase or the classic bucket concrete stool! -Best regards from Chile, hope this input is apreciated
FYI- Liquid Nails Landscape Block adhesive or PL500 Landscape would have worked just fine in this application. They’re certainly not as strong as anchoring epoxy, but this option is a lot cheaper and plenty strong for decorative stuff.
I was really excited to hear that Ridge has a 365 day return, because I hate mine. I got it during Black Friday last year. Turns out it’s a 99 day return window, which I just missed, so they won’t take it back. 😢
The way light reflects off those glass bricks is beautiful, I think if someone can make a bathtub out of those bricks, it'll feels like bathing in an ice tub, and that'll be kind of cool. May be to connect the bricks with epoxy and glass fiber to smooth out the inner surface and to creat a non-slip bottom for safety?
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The beacon is lit, Gondor calls for aid!!
look fantastic, i think some type of film/gels under them to allow multi colors for each block could be a cool option as well
Because white LEDs work with phosphors, it's also worth exploring fluorescent pigments for this purpose.
That wooden block to reduce amount of silicone and act as position marker is a genius idea!
Speaking of Dune, that LED light almost looks like a sand compactor
Tip: Don't use razor blades to remove hot glue--rubbing alcohol is perfect for that. The super small size of the alcohol molecule gets between the hot glue and most surfaces and 99% of the time you can just peel it right off!
What this person said. IPA and it will peel right off. For prototyping stuff this is a god send.
looks amazing against the evening backdrop
great sunsets out here
Shades of Hugh Ferris' architectural designs. Well done, sir!
I hate light pollution. I can’t star gaze at night anymore. There should be more considerate people like Ben.
Really excited to see how this one was gonna turn out and it did not disappoint..
your projects are getting more and more experimental, and that´s great, but i really miss the early videos, where a simple and ingenious process often resulted in an amazing product that look way more atractive/expensive that what you thought, like the launge chair, staircase or the classic bucket concrete stool!
-Best regards from Chile, hope this input is apreciated
Protip from an ex-mason.. The best "diy concrete vibrator" is just a Sawzall with no blade in👍💯
yes! works well!
Very nice, as a lamp designer, I like it a lot ❤
Great ideas from you lately, this included! Do you keep small experimental molds "at the ready" to use up excess silicone that's been mixed?
Borderline LEGO abuse, but very impressed that you remove it without any adverse affects!!!
Man, what an amazing end result though
Thanks for Sharing Ben, can't wait for your buildings to go up is there going to be footage?
beautiful
Wow, very cool, Ben! It as a certain Minas Tirith vibe to it! Sure hope Sauron's Morgul-host won't come and besiege Maker Ranch 2.0
beautiful!
Looks great!
Thanks!
love this. ♥
Another freakin fantastically COOL project Ben!! Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!
thank you!
FYI- Liquid Nails Landscape Block adhesive or PL500 Landscape would have worked just fine in this application. They’re certainly not as strong as anchoring epoxy, but this option is a lot cheaper and plenty strong for decorative stuff.
Great video and super design. Mahalo for sharing! : )
Thank you! Cheers!
I was really excited to hear that Ridge has a 365 day return, because I hate mine. I got it during Black Friday last year. Turns out it’s a 99 day return window, which I just missed, so they won’t take it back. 😢
Nice idea, in desert
or in mountain-snow maybe- with granit... orange-red light ?
Congrats -ü-
Ben, are you willing to provide a link for buying the glass bricks?
I sourced them on Alibaba
Yay toronto!🎉 Why toronto?!😮
the factory building the hotel rooms is there
@@HomeMadeModern very globally minded of you
Very nice
24h for cure was risky
lol a little bit
The way light reflects off those glass bricks is beautiful, I think if someone can make a bathtub out of those bricks, it'll feels like bathing in an ice tub, and that'll be kind of cool.
May be to connect the bricks with epoxy and glass fiber to smooth out the inner surface and to creat a non-slip bottom for safety?
Love the dedication to keep this channel going, it’s so informative!
0:14 this could spawn in the germans! Be carefull😂