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Sprinkles Make The Perfect Ice Cream Scoop!
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- Опубликовано: 4 апр 2023
- Time to make an ice cream scoop, but it's going to be LOADED WITH SPRINKLES!
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This is so fun! A simple idea turned into something so beautiful, colorful and functional!! 🌈🍦
Thank you!
"HDPE didn't survive the Dishwasher" also "lets make it out of 80% sugar"... LOVE IT.
haha...
@@peterbrownwastaken That is an ellipse of realization
@@peterbrownwastaken I think you'd actually get a really interesting result if you dissolved out the sprinkles from the resin. Probably not a particularly durable result, but it'd look interesting
@@Magmafrost13 I was thinking that, but then fill the gaps left behind with more resin, so the untouched sprinkles inside would be visible.
I wonder how it would look if you dunked it in water and let all the exposed sprinkles dissolve out and then applied the finish coat of resin to fill in the holes. Would it look more like it did out of the mold?
🤔 - Oh, that'd be cool!
i was thinking the same thing. I think it would be way more vibrant!
this sounds like the way to go to get those nice colorful sprinkles visible.
yeah, i was thinking the exact same thing,
It would be a sure-fire way to trigger everyone with trypophobia that's for sure!
Normally, I'd ask "Won't the sprinkles get moldy?" But there was that one time five years ago when, inspired by this channel, I encased a cherry tomato in polyester resin. It's gotten paler, but that thing still hasn't rotted.
Bacteria need 6 things in order to grow. 1) Enough food. 2) The appropriate acidity. 3) Time. 4) Hospitable Temperature. 5) Oxygen. 6)Moisture. Encasing something in resin will starve the Bacteria needed for something to rot of at least Oxygen if not several factors.
"I don't use calipers because I'm not a grown-up"
is just one of the many reasons I love your videos.
Those shavings look so cool!
I could imagine a prank to another maker giving them the resin shavings to incapsulate into resin (them not knowing they will disappear completely :P )
It looks like a ball pit threw up, very nice!
It does! Haha
“I don’t use calipers cuz I’m not a grownup” 🤣😂🤓💚 great video!
Need this on a t-shirt now!
Since you'll be finding sprinkles in the shop for the next few years, what's the oldest project you still find remnants of around your shop?
Gottabe glitter from something for sure
@@reylavienna1318 the herpes of the art world 🤣 this has to be the most accurate response!
I wonder if colored resin shavings in clear resin would create a stained glass effect since, like you said, the clear resin disappears in clear. That could be a really interesting effect, especially if you hung it in a sunny window!
I've seen this done-if the resin shavings are from very deeply colored resin, the effect is gorgeous. BensWorx and Pohl Barn Productions (who also have fun channels) each have at least one project they did that way.
This was the first thing that popped in my mind when he said the resin shavings would just disappear in resin!
I think this idea would make a great video!
It wouldn't, one of the other resintubers tried it and you couldn't see anything
Been watching these videos since.... I want to say 2014 when I was still working nights and needed to pass the time. Very few RUclips channels I watched back then remain either because I lost interest, or they stopped making videos. This channel continues to peak my interest.
I think the threaded insert and nut are only held in place by a tiny amount of hardened UV resin on the outside. Because the UV can't get to the other resin that is between the wall and the metal since the wall is not that transparent, because it's full of sprinkles.
Which is also likely why the threaded insert was pushed deeper when put back onto the lathe…
good to know. if it comes loose I'll just use some standard epoxy.
@@peterbrownwastaken yeah, I kept expecting that to be the 'gotcha' of the video. Basically UV resin only works if the light can actually get to the resin to cure it. So if the item were clear (ie: translucent resin), that would work fine.
You could try blasting it with UV for longer, maybe some UV will make it through the small gaps in the sprinkles.
I thought the same thing, but then he turned the end by chucking up the threaded insert. That's a pretty big load on the insert, so all may not be lost.
For future reference, when dealing with small spheres, the voids between the spheres make up about 35%-40% of the volume depending on how close you pack them (e.g. stirring improves packing). If you want a table, Wikipedia has one on the page for Random close pack. This can help you estimate your resin volumes better in future.
Oh you’re just showing off 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.
Or just be creative and do what feels right. One is maths, and the other is art, respectively.
@@dingo1666 Hey that's gatekeeping! Some artists are more numerically inclined, using a ruler doesn't make a drawing not art, why would estimating volumes?
If the spheres are of uniform size, the actual size is irrelevant. You'll get the same packing density whether they're 1 micron or 1 meter.
This came out pretty cool! When I saw "sprinkles", I assumed those like oblong ones because they're colored all the way through rather than the white inside like these but it still came out nice like this.
For *american reasons* the oblong ones are called Jimmies 🤷♂️
@@SharpAssKnittingNeedles I'm American and I've never called them that. It's the same thing ad soda where it's called different things in different parts of the country. Up in the North East I've only ever called them sprinkles.
@@MrGhettokid1994 the Kroger branded ones are specifically called Jimmies 😂 maybe it's an absurd Midwestern thing foisted upon the rest of us like ambrosia salad and mayonnaise in everything. Colorado native here for reference
Using "Jimmies" instead of nonpareils might look more colorful, they are the same color throughout.
I would also love to see a dipit where you do wash the resin after you cut it down to wash the sprinkles out. I am curious if it would have enough structure left to hold together without the sugar in place.
It just dawned on me that I’ve been subscribed to your channel for at least 5 years now. I appreciate your creativity and dedication to your projects. Thank you for continuing your uploads! Perfect stuff to watch when you need a little pick-me-up.
I'm surprised you didn't use CA glue to do a coating instead of resin, like when you turned your pens (since resin yellows, as you taught us). Looks great in the end but I worry about the UV resin not curing properly inside of there. ): Overall though, great video and project!
Oh there's nothing to worry about that resin didn't cure much at all
Yeah there's no way it cured inside. Only the edges cured.
Make sure to re-glaze it after a while! Even occassional use will probably wear through the thin layer
You know, I've been watching this channel for at least 8 years and Peter never fails to entertain!
One day I was sitting with those sprinkles and decided I needed to know how they were made. I also discovered they are called “Hundreds and Thousands”
i was so worried they were going to bleed when you started mixing, this is so beautiful, truly worthy of the brass scooper
This and the honey dipper are definitely my favorite. They are both really pretty and satisfying. I could watch a hundred of these dip it videos in a row.
I think the most exciting thing about new uploads is watching the thumbnail journey. This one has been particularly magical lol
I think this is my favorite YT channel. No coarse language, fun projects, upbeat host, family dynamic…it’s just all around refreshing.
For some reason I NEVER thought to use a foam brush to apply resin as my finish on projects.... I use UV resin as my primary sealer / finish and just always apply with my finger lol. You should give UV a try as a finish sometime! Works great on small projects
So glad you sealed it because I learned the hard way that if you don't you will have very moldy resin. The whole time I was watching I was yelling at my phone saying Peter please seal it lol
I am so happy I found your channel again! I went through a rough patch in high school; your videos brought me joy and lots of smiles. Thank you for continuing to make videos, I cannot wait to catch up on the amazing things you've made!
Now we need a sprinkle handle for the goes-under for the cake tray. A complete set of sprinkle theme party tools
Awesome! I've loved your stuff for years, you're a true artist! I would have thought they'd dissolve/melt, but, I guess not!
Excellent idea to use a tiny bit of purple in the resin. It won’t -prevent- the yellowing, but it WILL counteract it optically, making it appear to be neutral.
It’s the same principle as the old-fashioned laundry additive blueing for white cotton, or a purple rinse for gray/white hair.
Modern detergent still has "optical whiteners" which are just dyes that glow blue under UV light.
The terrazzo look is outstanding!
It looks like the most colorful version of ray skin ever. Very cool
Sprinkles. Strong like bull! Great video Peter. I too thought when you started turning it, it was going to end up all white but seeing the outline of the colour around the sprinkles looks super cool and is subtle enough to still see that there is some colour there.
Cool project, again thank you for making a mess of your shop for our entertainment
Sprinkle are the glitter of the baking world😂😂 loved the video.
Awesome ice cream scoop. Sprinkles go well with ice cream.
Great project Peter! Thanks for what you do and for sharing it with us.
You are such a dork. Love everything about this!
This looks really cool! I was afraid there would be too many sprinkles and not enough epoxy to hold it together, but it seems to have held up pretty nicely. Sounds like Mrs Brown will be in charge of scooping the ice cream for a while. Hope your wrist heals up nicely. Thanks for sharing!
You want ants?? THIS is how you get ants..😂
If you pause the video at the end, there's a lot of sprinkles where only a tiny bit is shaved off and it gives a really cool star in the night sky kind of appearance. Very cool!
Now you can make fairy bread! Bread, butter and the sprinkles. Party staple for kids all over Australia 🇦🇺
Brilliant job on the transition between the thumbnail and the video. Keep rocking!
They thought it couldn't be done, but one madman found a way to synthesize clown vomit! Congratulations to your scientific breakthrough, Mr. Brown!
sprinkles aka hundreds and thousands in the uk
Might want to put a bit of resin at the end of the screw hole, you're boound to get water by capilliary action. ;)
I think this is my favourite one yet ! was SO excited to see you seal it with resin on the lathe. I think this came out to be a wonderful functional art piece and would love to see more things like this !!!
Love a good ferrule. When I did handles for lathe tools, I turned down the brass ferrule to round and polished it to semi satin - I also full lengthed the tenon that went into it, so the tip of the handle was flush, with no recess. Brass turns with carbide just fine!
Please welcome Mr. Brown and Sprinkles with their latest hit "How Sweet It Is To Be Turned By You".
That came out looking really cool. A sweet handle for ice cream
What a beautiful handle for such a nice brass scoop! One great thing about brass is that the high copper content makes it anti-microbial. So there is actually no need to disinfect it in the dishwasher. Great video as always!
"consuming this would kill you, and it would hurt the entire time you're dying" just struck me funny, I laughed out loud and scared my wife! 🤣
I love this.
Thank you for the Antz reference. I so badly needed that.
I absolutely love when you post! I'd love to see another dye trying video! Two
I never fail to be amused, uplifted, and entertained by every single one of your videos, please never change... you and your channel are both incredible ❤
Want to see you turn a handle, make a mold out of it, then pour the same mixture in so we can see all the full sprinkles in color, not mostly white! Love it.
Great idea! Sprinkle handle for an ice cream scoop! Looks great!
The SWEETEST ice cream scoop handle. I always enjoy your videos, it must be the kid in you. Thanks
I really like how it turned out, if you wanted more color, you would have been able to submerge in water the handle before the final resin coat. That would have dissolved the sugar exposed and you would be able to see the color inside of every exposed pore where sugar was before or if everything was dissolved and the pores were clean, you would be filling them with the final coat making them transparent and you would see the other colorful sprinkles underneath.
LOVE the Green Lantern mug!
YES! There are dozens of us!
So freaking cool I love the brass nut it just adds something.
I really enjoy how it looks, but the kicker for me is the fact that it comes apart.
Definitely a sweet project.
There is a veeery thin ring of material right at the fulcrum point. I'm glad you used a very sturdy filler in between that very lacey resin! =)
I still wonder how a 3d object would look like full with sprinkles. I crochet and they have such handles that are quite chonky for a nice grip. If you could do a mold of a handle, put in the sprinkle resin and stuff a crochet needle in there it would become an awesome handle 😁
Dissolving the sprinkles that are damaged and just look white, then filling the impressions left by them with resin would have given it a cool look. Provided it works out the way I'm thinking it would.
That scoop handle is gorgeous, it turned out amazing~! I love it so much, and I hope it serves you well for many years to come ^^
Really cool looking ice cream scoop. Well done, man!! I like it a lot!
I friggen love this guy.
OOh, neat. White spots. Thats real neat.
Nice. Dissolving the outer layer of sprinkles would have also been an interesting look and texture.
"Because I'm not a grown up" needs to be on a t-shirt omg! 🤣
Another one polished the usual way with wet sanding (to get rid of the white and pushing thorough the sticky) then finished with the extra total boat layer could look epic with the concave colours
I did a similar project but used fake sprinkles out of fear that they would turn white or dissolve, after seeing yours i definitely wish I used real ones now😂
Ranibow Sprimkle! I love it
I would have used a warm water sponge bath while turning very slowly to reduce the amount of white and get more of the colors from the interior. Then refilled all of the empty spaces with fresh resin, and then polished. The extra layer of clear resin, and the absence of all the white would have really added a lot of depth.
What did you do to your hand/wrist/arm?? Something caused by a sugar rush from breathing in the sugar?? I love that handle!! 🥰 Polkadotted rainbow!! 🌈 If you aren't licking off the scoop, it doesn't need to be sanitized in the dishwasher?? How does brass handle repeated dishwasher exposure? Favorite line: I'm not an adult!! 😂😂
And you can make a whole bunch of different handles to use depending on your mood 😋
Oh, it came out amazing! I love that one can see the individual sprinkles so clearly, and know it's almost solid sprinkles all the way through.
I was hoping to see you add a drop of blue or violet to the top coat--just to make triple sure it doesn't yellow over time.
Thanks for sharing this video.. this looks amazing, so fun.
Personally, I believe you should have poured the sprinkles resin into a cylindrical mold, then once hardened put the cylinder into another larger mold filled with clear resin. When the resin has hardened, lathe the clear resin down until it's just at the sprinkles. That way you'll get the colorful effect you want from the sprinkles as well as avoiding the unwanted mess that comes with lathed beads of sugar. Just my two cents.
Awesome Sprinkle handle !!!!!!!!!!!!
Always excited for a new Peter Brown video in my feed :)
Would love to see the dishwasher after the first washing, lol. I feel sorry for Mrs. Brown. Love the idea, but I am so sorry. I don't believe it will last. You have to show us the after use results. It looks really cool though.
A scoop made of Jimmies, love it
This is SO WHIMSICAL AND NOSTALGIC 😍✨🍨
That looks so awesome!! Great job, Peter! I just love your channel and have been watching for years. You always make me laugh!❤😊
Looks good, in Australia we call them 100’s & 1000’s
"A cacophony of sprinkles" a jimmie jam if you're from up north
Honestly, didn't expect a post from you for a while with your wrist. Hope you're doing well.
Pretty cool Peter ! lover the colors, Hey we needs to do a sticker swap or something like that, Great Project and thumbs up as always
That looks like it belongs on those "forbidden foods" videos!😂 forbidden cake batter 😂
The Candyman would love a sprinkle knife handle!!! 😂
As always fun to watch :)
Always excited to see when you post.
Strong sprinkles for the win!
Project idea: an ice cream bowl with some other ice cream topping? An Oreo array, gummy bears, chocolate shards, etc. Would be an adorable set❤
Another option would have been just before polishing to purposely dissolve the exposed white sprinkles in hot water and maybe some light brushing if needed. Likely just a long soak though. Then go back and fill the bubbles left behind with Total Boat and turn it again before going on with the polishing step. The outer sprinkles would disappear, but you'd still see all the ones that were not exposed about 1mm deep in full color. Really hope we get to see this.
"Consuming this would kill you, and it would hurt the entire time you were dying - but it looks delicious!"
Worth it
WOAH Cool thumbnail trick!!!
You should try the long sprinkles next in another handle I think they are colored all the way though. Just a idea and if you make it for that scoop with then you have choices of what handle to use. Also me and my wife really enjoy watching your videos, and getting to see all the fun things you make!
I was thinking the same thing, this is going to sound tedious but take out the white sprinkles seeing how the inside is already white perhaps it would make a really nice contrast
It turned out great