Building Up To Maker Faire: Shawn Thorsson's ED-209- Part 3

[@sporkguy1]

Well done and informative series-looking forward to upcoming episodes. Will your ED-209 be strictly static display or will it be moveable in any way?

[@Hablabajabla]

Great job Thor, thanks for these tutorials.

[@SafetyLucas]

I wish my shop was as elaborate as that one! You guys look like you're having lots of fun.

[@Snake1867123]

nice work man

[@AliCheetham]

I love these that are so informative

[@timbnineteeneightysix2759]

This is a great idea if you just need the look of an expensive part or piece, but need a lot of them.

[@gunrobot]

Excellent series! Can't wait to see the final product!

[@MAKE]

Thanks @gunrobot, stay tuned for an update this week!

[@mlentsch]

This is great. For some reason, I find this stuff totally satisfying. Thanks for explaining that by lifting and pouring in order to draw the liquid into a thin strand, the bubbles get destroyed. Makes sense, but I didn't know that all this time. Thanks!

[@Candyman97]

That was cool!

[@FiveMinuteFilmSchool]

This is pretty cool!

[@MAKE]

Thanks @FiveMinuteFilmSchool we think so too!

[@TheDutyPaid]

Will there be anyone inside it when finished?

[@Redbuggg]

hello, I was wanting to know, what type of super glue did you use and what was the thing you strayed on it to speed up the drying? names please! I saw similar stuff used on "myth busters" and very badly wanted some for my projects!! thank you so much! and keep up the great videos and work!

[@Geeksmithing]

Could you please share the names of the products you are using? I could tell the Silicone was Smooth On, but not specifically which product. Thanks.

[@TandAWorkshop]

In the video I'm using Smooth-On's Mold Max 30 and Smooth Cast 325.

[@Geeksmithing]

Shawn Thorsson Thank you good sir! Looking fwd to the updates!

[@jpwaite6986]

I really appreciate your sharing the method. However, if you were to set up a CNC router to cut these from wood, they would cost less and be done much faster.

[@xm4c06]

instead of $3-$4,the same bolt coast 30-40 cents over here in taiwan.With cheep parts,taiwan is makers paradise.

[@marksimons2496]

No not first