Clear Urethane Radio Knobs: A Noir Adventure

[@Freeman42718]

I am impressed with the quality of castings. You’re telling me that they didn’t have to be pressure cast? That’s mind blowing.

[@EricStrebel]

They are

[@Freeman42718]

@ oh I must’ve missed that lol. I’ve been molding and casting since the early 2000s but when I found your content back a few years ago, I feel like I was elevated to a new plain of existence lol. Your venting methods are superb.

[@EricStrebel]

@Freeman42718 thanks

[@graealex]

@@EricStrebel You make it look so effortless anyway.

[@bjbenterprises]

Love the edit Eric! Very creative. WC-85D parts came out terrific, too. Nice to see your son learning the craft from Dad as well. 😎👏

[@EricStrebel]

Thanks! He is getting better with every project

[@NGinuity]

As a ham radio operator that loves vintage gear but also as someone who like's to do repro work, this is awesome two fold.

[@samc5898]

Very interesting as always. I like seeing Wyatt in the videos, he seems like a cool dude

[@rolandberendonck3900]

Wow! what a great video! 😍

[@erik_riv]

Interesting process and a very creative video. Thanks for sharing!

[@ping170]

Great storytelling 👍 The castings are great also, but this just normal business here 😅

[@CraigHollabaugh]

Awesome! Thanks for all the tips and techniques.

[@garagemonkeysan]

Great film. Super entertaining. Cool reproduction. Funny that they fit in Pringles can. Mahalo for going the extra mile!❤

[@rolandberendonck3900]

Nice intro man!!! 😄

[@lguebara]

Thank you for these awesome and informative videos, Eric - and for the links to the products used. Greatly appreciate your efforts. 👍👍

[@FranklyPeetoons]

This one made me laff (for reasons of which the creators will be very much aware). OWN them 59.94fps CMOS "noir" pans! The only consequential artifacts are the ones viewers notice. The "Batman/Dad voice (and cadence)" is very nice. I 'member when Pringles cans figured into the plots of MISSION IMPOSSIBLE and HOGAN'S HEROES.

[@ahmedhassan-xv5ei]

very nice job all time i wait your vidos

[@ResonantFreak1]

How much more convenient would it have been if Campus Martius park had some Alfred backpack hangers to use? 😁

[@EricStrebel]

Nice one! Yeah

[@ThatVideoGuyTom]

Awesome video

[@EricStrebel]

Thanks! updated

[@graealex]

Timelapse of eating all chips from the Pringles can was clearly missing in this edit.

[@Marcels-Workshop]

You never disappoint E.

[@EricStrebel]

Ha!

[@stephenstrebel8165]

Cool new video Eric.

[@StasonKalbason]

Rock on! Молодцом!

[@frankmelero5511]

Hello, Clear wasnt Degased? Clear and Mold wasnt pressurized for casting? Thanks

[@EricStrebel]

It was, just didn't make it into the final edit

[@ahmedhassan-xv5ei]

Please I have a question In the case of manufacturing a product for birds, what are the best materials to be used in drinking water?

[@EricStrebel]

Natural products that don't contaminate the water

[@ahmedhassan-xv5ei]

@@EricStrebel Can you give me the name of a material for this purpose?

[@motoformprototyping]

I guess the temperature when you preheat the mold is of importance, to hot will create gas / bubbles in the resin, correct?

[@EricStrebel]

I try for 110F 43.3C some people go higher.

[@stuartkorte1642]

Just watch NBC and MSNBC 😂 Nice twist to the video. 👍

[@ROBOROBOROBOROBO]

Hi Eric, sick edit!!! By the way, a question if anybody knows the answer, is there any hard durable pu that is food safe? I need some food safe prototypes for a kitchen gadget but nothing comes to mind, 3d printing doesn’t work as FDM has layers impossible to clean and SLA resins are all toxic and no fda doesn’t like medically approved resins

[@EricStrebel]

Check with the suppliers to see if it's food safe

[@powersprouter]

😂❤

[@0newingedcrow]

Is there any chance I could be your apprentice?

[@theJonnymac]

rookie mistake, should have glued the tamper seal edges back down

[@PatrickKniesler]

Lol. Blue sky gtfo