Thank you for your support on this project!!!

Thank you for your support in electroforming in general:) and special thanks for your gorgeous liver of sulfur patina

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I'm glad I've been part of your success. I saw some of your works, and they are coming out fantastically. Thanks for your support!!!

Sorry, too late. You can find the recipe here: www.cuforming.com/tutorials.php

You are not the first one telling me this... some advised to use ketchup, some mayo. It's gonna be fun!!!

@@cuforming I did two copper vases with yellow mustard and they came out amazing

@@thomaskuzia8125 I can't wait to try that!!! Thank you!!!

Grazie per il tuo supporto, really appreciated!!!

Temperature should be between 15 and 30 °C. In this video, I'm just making a demonstration at room temperature. My favorite temperature to work is 25°C.

@@cuforming do you know what makes my mixing behave like this?

@@zngrrr probably the current is too high.

@@cuforming 5v and 2amp

@@zngrrr that's a very high current... you need 0.02 A to every square centimeter of surface of the piece you are electroforming. Watch this video too kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3Paap16ategj9k

Sorry, too late. You can find the recipe here: www.cuforming.com/tutorials.php

As I answered in the other comment, I can paint fresh leaves with my conductive paint recipe. www.cuforming.com/tutorials.php The only thing you must be aware is that they need to dry eventually under the conductive paint coat. During this process, they have the tendency to bent, so you may need to keep them steady until completely dry. With dry leaves it's gonna be faster, they won't bend, and they are good to go in a matter of a few minutes.

In this video the leaves are naturally dry. But, with the conductive paint I use they can be covered directly, even if they are fresh. I have the recipe for sale in my website if you are interested. www.cuforming.com/tutorials.php

Thank you, and what's wrong with the feet?

Thank you for the appreciation!!!

Do you use brightener?

It works only on copper, copper alloys and also silver.

@@cuforming thank you for your fast reply What patinas can i do on steel or copper plated steel?

@@zngrrr You can use this one for any copper plated material. For steel, you need a specific one that you can find easily on the market.

@@cuforming thank you

I'm glad I can help! Thank you!

Is it solid? Try to reboil a small piece, with a little water. And don't use bicarbonate to rinse, just water is good.

You can do it on glass, but you will see the color of the conductive paint on the other side. So it's better to use copper conductive paint or, if you use graphite, to paint the glass first with a copper color paint or silver color like I do in other videos.

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Thanks!!!

I use 100% polyester craft felt amzn.to/47e6Wku

This solve evaporates faster than you think. I never had this issue with my air brushes. And if it does, it's just an O-Ring... not something for NASA rockets

@@cuforming Taking advantage of the opportunity to talk to you, could you tell me in more detail about the content of your PDF guides? Are the 15Euros Ebook (Electroplatina) and 9Euros (Conductive paint recipe) two packages with different contents? Or does the package (Electroplatina) contain the contents of (conductive paint recipe) included? I'm asking before I end up buying 2 packages with the same contents.

@@zeus_labo_japan They are two different items. They contain the recipe and the tutorial for the complete process of how to prepare those recipes.

@@cuforming OK.

@@zeus_labo_japan Thank you! If you need more information, you can reach with me on my social media.

Thank you, you can find the tutorial for the recipe in my shop www.cuforming.com/tutorials.php

Thank you, I'm glad you like my videos. If you need more information, you can contact me anytime on my social media.

I designed and printed them, kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH_aZp2OitKdopY. I also have the STL file on my website www.cuforming.com/3dprintables.php

You can find the recipe in my shop www.cuforming.com/tutorials.php

Thank you!!! I use brightener to make it shine.

This kind of patina will usually get darker with a finish like varnishing. I'm not very sure about wax right now but, I think the color will be more subtle.

To convert from mm2 to cm2 you have to move the comma twice, it means that 497mm2 = 4,97cm2. So 4,97x0,02 = 0,0994A... so you need to go around 0,10A not 1A. You were using a lot of current for a small piece, that's why it was literally frying in the tank. Before you try again, filter your electroforming solution to remove those impurities.

@@cuforming yes, I realized that about an hour ago. Brain fart, thanks for your vids! I'm learning so much.

@@theputnamto3468 Thank you for your support!!!

@@cuforming well good thing im only out 100 bucks on this, i give up. every single part i gets the brown sludge all over it regardless of my amperage, i did the same part at .05 -.1 amps, and very little copper was actually deposited on the part, but it was under a few MM of brown sludge. and why does google have absolutely no help on this? am i searching the wrong things? i search electroforming, electroplating, electrolysis, and brown sludge, and a page and a half into google and theirs still nobody with the same problems, or even anything close to my problem

@@theputnamto3468 can you please send me pictures of your setup and power supply on instagram or facebook. Something else must be wrong there.

Can you provide a link to buy it?

I'm glad you like it. Thank you!

@@cuforming I think there is a video of yours that comments on how to calculate the area and electrical current for the process, as I am lazy and bad at mathematics, I am trying to find programs that can automate this work. What I found that might be useful, is a free program that measures areas using images. I'll leave you here the link to the program that might be useful, if you're curious to take a look. It's called "ImageJ" I lived in Japan for a long time, and I returned to Brazil, my home country with only 200 dollars in my pocket, I had a slave life in Japan, a lot of suffering, 26 years of life that wasn't worth it at all, and now I'm here in my country is unemployed, I have to make a difference with my last 200 dollars that I have left, and the only thing, the only way that I see now is certainly the Electroplating method, therefore, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the knowledge that you shared with the world. From the ashes, I will create wealth to live free from slavery again, the fight for freedom, the fight for economic independence, what is not lacking in my country are precious stones, bird feathers, animal bones, seeds and an incredible variety of plants. There's no way it won't work, the only answer to living free is certainly Electrolysis, Electroplating. Thank you very much for the learning opportunity and all the knowledge, I will look for methods to make the work easier, and when I find something useful I will bring the links here to make your work easier. LINK: IMAGEJ imagej.net/ij/

Thank you for your support. I'm glad I can help. If you need any clarification or you just wanna talk about electroforming feel free to contact me on my social media.

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Is the additive to make the copper coming out bright. I use Gateros UK one

Thank you! Elettropatina for a rainbow effect!

it's normal resin and then electroformed with copper

@@cuforming what’s the electrolyte ?

@@Hill-13 The first one is common electroforming solution kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2bNg6SQntWhf7c The second one is the electropatina solution kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2e4kKp_itN7Y6c

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Sodium Polysulfide and Sodium Sulfide are the correct chemical terms for this substance. Just to be clear!

With this paint, you don't need to seal organics. The sealant I add is good on its own for the job. The time of drying will be a little longer with fresh leaves, thought. Gemstones are gonna be safe with it. Thank you!

Ok, thanks for the reply!

Me halaga saber que me llama profesor y me alegra poder ayudarle en cualquier forma. ¡Gracias por su apoyo!

Thank you! It's all safe! Maybe you need to be aware of not breathing ammonia fumes.

Thx again! I love your channel ❤

Sorry you missed it! You can find the recipe here is you are still interested: www.cuforming.com/tutorials.php

This is the lower and safer quantity (8ml per liter of water) to make the electroforming solution. You can add up to 150ml of 37% H2SO4 (per liter of solution), but it depends on what you need to do, and the kind of additives you are gonna add in it. If you wanna use a different concentration, such as 98% H2SO4, you can use the converter I got here: www.cuforming.com/sulfuric_acid_converter.xlsx

​@@cuforming Thanks for the converter. I usually make all calculations by hand. In my case, I am talking of the concentrations appropriate for electroplating copper-painted plastic objects, not electroforming delicate leaves. Maybe this explains the discrepancy.

@@fluxcapacitor I'm glad I can help. If you wanna talk more about it, you can reach me out on my social media. Thank you!!!

You can find all the info you need in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3Paap16ategj9k If you need more clarifications, come find me on my social media.

Thanks for your support! To store electroforming solution and almost anything else, you should use Polypropylene which is #5 and Polyethylene which is #2. The number #7 is other plastic, which includes a lot of different kinds... so No! #2 and #5 are the best, you just keep your solution sealed to avoid water evaporation and dust to go in.

Still copper!!!

Thanks!!!