What a journey!❤️

can you use regular A4 vax paper for transfre image? please

Wow awesome work ❤

I've lost count of how many times I've watched this video, the techniques shown here are too valuable and I mean all of them, thanks Crafsman :D👍

At this point you should give a course or write a book. You're a fountain of knowledge when it comes to toy making. I hope you do!

Crafsman, I don't got no more room for more toys! Now you're getting me addicted to sofubi.

This really makes me want to do this for kitbashing custom figs for mini gaming. How cool would it be to make an army of chibi Necrons!?!?

Man, seeing those figures being popped out of the moulds is... just, _so_ satisfying.

Every second of every one of your videos is such a wonderful gift. I smile constantly while watching, and I learn so much! Thank you.

Legend, wait for it…

You could also slip cast dental stone. Also about a decade ago there was a ring opening PET plastic you could cast as a liquid and then catalyze with heat. But they shut down. It would probably be more friendly than plastisol.

Embed fabric in the silicone to keep it from tearing especially where it joins the pan

This is cool and all, but 3d modelling + 3d printing makes all of this obsolete.

Don’t forget, craftsman. I love you.

The piece is so beautiful. It could be popular 1000, 4000 years back. Even now.

You could put a ruby jewel up in that cats mouth to fill that dimple.

I love Thundercat. Drunk is my jam.

I got my OTO7 and I'm DSTOKED!

AMAZING!! Finally, someone that shows us how to solve a major problem!! I've asked so many Creators where they got their paint masks and I get the same answer and that is "oh, they were expensive to get made" but, they never, ever say who made the masks. Sometimes I would not get an answer. Thank you Crafsman!!😁

Love your work crafsman

I love you

Really awesome journey!😊

RIP thousands of dollars.

Cabochons! He said it! ❤❤❤❤❤

I always look forward to your videos.

This was one of my most requested tuck me in books when I was a boy. Thank you for sharing!

The music in this episode is the real star. Love it.

You are wonderfully talented, and listening to you talk about these things is truly a gift. Thank you Crafsman.

Crafsfubi? Crafubi? Crafsofubi? I don't know, but I love it ❤

I want to play that glitter dump back with a Harding noise.

I literally do not have the first clue what it is you do or are trying to achieve these days Crafsman, but I am, and will always be, here for it.

your videos are so rich with depth and patience <33

Cool dude making cool stuff

Awesome work as always. Loved the illustrations.

Delighted to see Crafsman taking on paid collaborations/ sponsors! I know you said in the past you were apprehensive of doing so, but we all want to see you succeed and be able to provide for your family because we love the Crafsman and we love the videos!!!

RONAN would be the perfect name and pls make a extra mouse head for the figure

PLASTISOL "CASTING" STEPS AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: - (OPTIONAL) VACUUM DEGASS PLASTISOL - (NOT AS IDEAL AS PULLING WHILE IN THE MOLD, BUT AN ALTERNATIVE FOR THOSE WITH SMALL CHAMBERS). - POUR PLASTISOL IN MOLD. - (OPTIONAL) PLACE PLASTISOL-FILLED MOLD INTO VACUUM CHAMBER AND DEGASS (I PULL FOR 5 MINUTES). - PLACE PLASTISOL-FILLED MOLD INTO OIL/HEAT. I USE 375 DEGREES OR 190 CELSIUS. - (IMPORTANT) THIS PART MAY TAKE 30 ~SECONDS~ TO A MATTER OF MINUTES, DEPENDING* ON HOW THICK A PART YOU WANT. - REMOVE THE MOLD FROM THE VAT AND DRAIN EXCESS PLASTISOL INTO A CATCH CONTAINER, FOR REUSE. - PLACE MOLD WITH NOW-HOLLOW PLASTSOL PART BACK INTO OIL/HEAT. - (IMPORTANT) THIS PART MAY TAKE A FEW ~MINUTES~ OR MORE - AGAIN, DEPENDING*. - REMOVE THE MOLD FROM HEAT AND DIP IN WATER (OR SPRAY INSIDE OF MOLD WITH AIR) TO COOL. - PULL THE CURED (BUT STILL SOFT WHEN WARM) PLASTISOL PARTS FROM MOLD. - (OPTIONAL) CUT FLASH AND EXCESS PLASTIC WHILE WARM. - CLEAN PARTS FREE OF ANY OIL OR RESIDUE. * NOTE: Plastisol cooks/cures differently based on these factors: Plastisol type, mold size, and heat.

The effort and love you put into all of your work is very impressive sir, you really are THEE CrafsMan and it shows! Thanks for sharing with us

bro! love your vids, so peaceful, ND educational! thank you!

You make everything interesting man, thanks again for a great and very inspiring video!

Great work ☺☺

I went to subscribe and I already was 🥰

So cool! I love every part of this. The music, the toys, the technique, your daughter's animation. Awesome!

Crafsman vids are always the right vibe. I didn't really have that much interest in sofubi toys so I may not have checked out some of the latest vids, but the production is always the best and you can't help but become interested. I felt that elation when the arm popped into the socket 🚀

It's always a gift to witness this journey you're on, Crafsman. Thanks for sharing!

Awesome breakdown of a DIY process. Really makes the idea of homemade figures achievable

Absolutely awesome! Amazing work, congratulations my friend!

Another amazing video ❤❤

Yet another captivating and inspiring video, CM. Love it. I love my vinyl OTO-7 as well 🎉 Do you recommend trying to paint it up to look more robot-y? I’m nervous to attempt

Have you ever tried electroplating? HEN3DRIK, another creator, has lots of videos on the subject. Could you use similar techniques to get that shiny metal gloss? I wonder how it compares to your high gloss vinyl spray paint.