Prepare for Surgery! 1:04 Oh no...Evil Ted is nervous...That makes me nervous....:) 2:25 That cut was amazing! I didn't think that would come out so clean! 6:29 An excellent yet simple solution! 12:17 Oh dear poor Evil Ted...I'll get the burn cream.... 12:33 Surgery was a success! 12:47 Now you have to do the other one. Oh... :) An amazing Job!
. . . . . . I had used magnets to close my voltron armor and couldn't figure out why they kept pulling out. Apparently I never roughed up the surface and I didn't allow for it to fully cure! I'm an idiot x_x
Its always spooky how well timed these videos are. A great reminder as I'm currently putting together a very spikey helmet.
Happy that it helped.
Travel is my biggest problem. It even takes damaged sometimes from packing alone.
Yup, thats why from now on making my costumes and props travel friendly.
Really great video Ted! Love seeing a rework on an piece that’s already made
Thank you. I want to show that you don't always have to remake something to make it better.
Awesome!
Thanks!
Try the nergigante shoulder spikes. This armor has nothing on them...
Prepare for Surgery!
1:04 Oh no...Evil Ted is nervous...That makes me nervous....:)
2:25 That cut was amazing! I didn't think that would come out so clean!
6:29 An excellent yet simple solution!
12:17 Oh dear poor Evil Ted...I'll get the burn cream....
12:33 Surgery was a success!
12:47 Now you have to do the other one. Oh... :)
An amazing Job!
Thank you for the play by play.
I'm working on a mandalorian helmet. How can I harden the foam with resin? What kind of resin can I use?
I'm not a fan of putting resin on foam, but I have friends that do. They use www.smooth-on.com/product-line/epsilon/
. . . . . . I had used magnets to close my voltron armor and couldn't figure out why they kept pulling out. Apparently I never roughed up the surface and I didn't allow for it to fully cure! I'm an idiot x_x
Your not an idiot! I had the same thing happen to me. Thats how we learn...
Should have cut downward at 45/ degrees and created a pyramidal socket like a mortise and tenon joint then attach magnets
Thanks for the tip.
@@EvilTedSmith stops them getting knocked of their orientation and each hole is dedicated to its tenon.