I'm still not 100% happy with it but I learnt alot for next time.

Thank you! Cheers!

It really is!

Thank you so much 😀

Thank you ❤

Thank you. Appreciate the follow and your nice comments.

I 3D printed these adjustable height support feet. They work really well to level your artwork. I found with having a silicone matt the feet stick and it makes it easy to make small ajustments. www.printables.com/model/920145-adjustable-height-support

Good luck. Let me know how you get on.

Hi Jeanie, thanks for your comment. That was exactly what my next project was going to be doing 😁 I'm just out of deep pour resin so waiting for payday so I can buy some more. I wish Resin wasn't so expensive!

@@AndysArtLab yeah it can get expensive i usually buy it in those kits when its cheaper and i get extras lol i don't feel so bad then lol..i have never tried deep pour though lol

Hi Jeff, No problem. I will try to record the sound they make in a You Tube short and tag you in it today.

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I used epoxy resin in this video with a sheet of vinyl plastic. You can see the full video here how I did it kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKCpmJ2Bbt55mJo

@@AndysArtLab Thanks😝

Hi Julie. It's a Bosch orbital sander. I recommend it, it works well.

Thanks Ira 😍

Thank you 😍

Thanks, us Men are sometimes good to have around... Sometimes 😂

@@AndysArtLab yes , very true. Lol.

Merci 😍

No I haven't tried it sorry. Maybe I will get some to review.

I know 😂

Você pode assistir este com instruções. You can watch this one with instructions kzbin.info/www/bejne/inW5ZXqbfNWnjdk

Merci Thank You ❤️

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Thank you! I have subscriber to you. Your channel has some great art!

Feel free to ask any questions Robin and I will try to answer them. I also have a FAQ and blog posts on my website andysartlab.com that you may find helpful.

Great that it helped. Feel free to ask any questions you have. Cheers Andy

Thanks very much 😍

Thanks 🙏. I have some finishing resin that I have used with crayons before and even though it gets warm from the chemical reaction when curing it's not hot enough to melt the crayons.

Hi there, check out the video where I build this Turner kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn6bk2mimrR_qMUsi=G5EAPStmiPL82AJM

Thanks Tanya 😎

Thank you Mark. I used black house paint to seal the MDF wood and I used acrylic paint for painting the NZ map. Hope this helps you. Feel free to ask any questions. Cheers Andy.

Thanks Mark

You're welcome Liz

Thanks, glad you found it helpful

Cheers mate

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No problem

Thanks for watching. The result for a solid casting is hard and solid. Its more like glass than plastic, as most silicone molds you cast into have a gloss finish so it has that glass look to it as a result. Made a response video for you kzbin.info7743qjRy0tc

Thanks Drew

Thank you for your comment. First you need to tape the underside with painters tape to make sure you can remove any drips once it's dry. Next you need to make sure that it's 100% level so the resin runs off the edge evenly. If you have gaps you can run your gloves hand around the edge to make sure it's all covered with resin. I hope this helps.

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Thanks for watching. You are correct a heatgun is great at removing air bubbles. I find with a fast cure resign if its starting to cure while pouring the extra heat the heat gun provides over a hairdryer makes it a bit more viscous again to blow it a little further. I find that you have a little more control with a heatgun over a hairdryer in pushing the hotair as well, however I use a hairdryer at times as well.

Thank you so much ❤️

If the cloth was stuck to some kind of backing like wood then you could coat it in Epoxy Art Resin and it would protect it. You would have to watch for airbubbles and use a blue flame to pop them.

Your English is fine. Yes I agree I wasted so much resin. This used a lot of resin and it was a bit of an experiment to see if I could get a 3D printed vase to have a nice resin coating. I later learned the trick was to let the resin partially set before pouring.

@@AndysArtLab No problem!! all learn ffrom errors and other experiences, when i see the video haha i can´t stop you, i start to try the same. i see the chemical heating of the resin almost no affect at all the pla printings, i need to try too acrilic paint under resin...

Thanks so much

Thanks :-)

Hi, thanks for your comment. Unfortunately google can't translate it. Are you able to put it in English? Thanks Andy

Yes you can 3d print articulated figures with arms and legs that move. I haven't done this myself but have seen others that have. If you google "articulated arms and legs 3d printing" you will find some good examples. I hope this helps