DipIt #10: The MultiDip!

[@val_k__4055]

Dip an intense fight scene between two plastic soldier armies and make it a tabletop!

[@AwsomeVids83]

Great idea, but I feel like it is too large for him to do. We can hope though!

[@timhyatt9185]

a whole table worth of green plastic army men, locked eternally in battle....

[@piepliep2]

dude.... that would be fucking awesome!

[@kepscorner]

it would be really heavy though

[@foreveronmywaytofuckyourbi5567]

That is the coolest thing ever

[@MacroMachines]

You should have used black resin shavings

[@nathanhenry4912]

Conversion shavings with turn back into resin once they heat up. well I think so

[@SuperDavidEF]

Yeah, or literally ANY color. Who would think to do clear in clear? Waste of resin and the time it took to work it.

[@michaelanderson5439]

What about if you tint the resin before putting in the shavings

[@canijust101]

i wonder if it now has applications to save on liquid resin use?

[@tk429]

you should take a 6 sided dice and put it in a square block of resin. Then turn the block into a larger resin die with a smaller dice in it.

[@Phoenix-qd2ve]

COOL

[@bugjuicechugga]

awww yiiss

[@shellbug3100]

tht would be neat...

[@otakuribo]

Great idea; and if it works for d6s, why not the other Platonic solids? 😀👍💕

[@tk429]

Or better yet, a d20 in a resin d6.

[@saltlifesaltlife5305]

what about a rose dipped, like beauty and the beast

[@matthewdaltrey4676]

He did it recently!

[@azyfloof]

I'm _amazed_ how well the dandelion came out! Holy crap! I expected it to fall apart, clump together, and just be a terrible mess, forever entombed in resin.

[@peterbrownwastaken]

me too! I did it twice and no issues with the actual dipping part!

[@azyfloof]

Peter Brown Plus very few air bubbles! I expected a mass of bubbles and foam and overheating and cracking! None of those issues :O I'd love to see you dip more flowers now and other delicate things :P

[@tracesofpink]

You could put a circle of colored felt on the bottom if it keeps up with being sticky, then it'd be like a commercial paperweight.

[@azyfloof]

+Pinky Tomasov Also black felt would contrast sooo nicely 😄

[@DirkMitchell]

I was thinking the same thing. No way is that going to dip that easy, I was bracing for a 10 tries to get a good result, not as fragile as they appear I guess.

[@burstecho]

could you use the resin shavings as fill to save on using too much resin in new projects?

[@Spectral_Penguin]

Air bubble issue is mostly eliminated if you have a vacuum casting setup.

[@JirouLierge]

Can you dip a pizza and make a resin pizza pizza tray?

[@Willasfantasyland]

YES PLEASE

[@jackolope88]

great idea!

[@CalebFaulkner]

This would actually be the coolest thing ever!

[@madferret2045]

It would be EXTREMELY oily and the resin/rosin/not-sure would not like it.

[@JirouLierge]

+GamerGab007 Use a lot of paper towels and get as much oil off as possible. Then let it sit out for a few hours in its box. Also not all pizza is full of oil. PapaJohn's isn't all that oily.

[@EdTheMole]

I think an elderberry blossom would look really nice in resin.

[@CarlJacobson]

That's so cool! I love the dandelion!

[@ingridbeatrizalves6497]

MAKE A BEAUTY AND BEAST RED ROSE IN RESINE!

[@JayJay-sf2wn]

I second that!!!

[@Gideon.Gambit]

I THIRD THAT!!!!

[@molobot2529]

I fourth that!!!

[@peytonframpton3172]

Did he do this?!

[@keywoniaspencer]

I sixth that!!

[@PollexTheCat]

already said this in your last dip it but it seems more relevant to this one i think metal shavings would look really cool

[@nightmare1sd774]

That would be awesome Like different types to like copper and aluminum or gold and steel u could mix and match them

[@iLitAfuseiCantStop]

He's already done that. He made a bowl. The videos called "Resin vs Aluminum" 😊

[@brittanyhyatt3407]

I love the way flowers look in resin! The rose one he made turned out absolutely gorgeous 🥀

[@joieknight]

I wonder how colored resin shavings will look in clear resin

[@shellbug3100]

it would probably b just specks of color throughout it...nevertheless, tht would be nice to see

[@acephantom903]

Possibly a tie dye style coloration. I imagine the heat from the resin setting is what melts the resin.

[@shellbug3100]

acephantom903 what do u mean by, "the heat melting resin"?

[@acephantom903]

Shellbug-Michelle Greene Epoxy resin melts if you heat it too much. When epoxy resin sets, it can get extremely hot. Hot enough to cause steam from the humidity in the air depending on the type and how much is trying to cure.

[@MarieriedLee]

I was thinking the exact same thing

[@mattatherton1323]

maybe make a unique light? maybe cast an LED with the leads exposed or with the leads covered except with small gauge wires coming out of the cast. make try to mold the light into a cool shape or maybe turn it into a neat shape. I think it would be cool to see what could be done. you can try to make a cloudy cast or a super clear one, or a blue cast or whatever. that would be very unique.

[@MrBloodyBat]

How has no one liked this comment? That's a great suggestion!

[@mattatherton1323]

thanks. I hope he does this

[@channelnumber52]

I've done this. I got a 20 oz glass jar at walmart. drilled a hole in the bottom with a diamond drill bit. and slid 3 RGB LEDs through the hole. Then i poured just enough resin to cover the LED's and fill the hole (i had a small amount of leakage get onto my desk. but I knew that meant the hole was clogged). Then i poured water to fill the rest of the jar. And i programmed a tiny little chip with 8kb of storage called a microcontroller. It was set to fade between about 70 colors. I gave it to a friend as a nightlight.

[@dianesoper1591]

maybe you could show it?? :)

[@kieranh.3604]

Put a red rose in resin. Ooo maybe a black rose would be cool? Just put a rose in resin. It would be insanely cool.

[@ravenkhor]

Kieran H. Or work make a beauty and the beast project

[@player-8740]

He did it recently

[@cheyshupe5904]

I've read the book twice!! it is AMAZING!! LOVE crichton's scientific models and formulas...they give such a great depth to an already amazing story

[@TakeDaCakeProduction]

I wonder what the white resin shavings in a colored resin would look like?

[@babypunkangel]

They look great.I used to use all types of colored shavings and glitters as backings for resin projects and I never get tired or trying to think up new backings/ last layers in my collection.

[@TakeDaCakeProduction]

Angel Gabrial Thanks for letting me know, that sounds like a great idea! My mom keeps asking me to cast her a paperweight and I've been looking for ideas, maybe I'll try that.

[@aidanmoss4806]

Dex Dex haha I just commented the opposite. I think those would both be super cool

[@cloudya28]

Any Threadbanger fans laughing their butts off at how many mistakes Rob made when doing this pin?

[@nuwbers]

Claudia Greene yea rob sucks at everything

[@DawnStar.]

Claudia Greene Yes

[@madlienwilliams3499]

Home-made grenade?????

[@angelbeen6535]

Here

[@violinanimegirl9452]

Yyyyuuuppp!

[@mishastro7896]

can you dip crayon shavings? like the shavings from the crayon vase did you save those? that would be amazing looking I think.

[@don-bigwagz-wagner7888]

You are so right about the book! The movie was cool but the book was so awesome and made me jump more! Very cool projects

[@Urahara1001]

You already did the dipit with the pepper grinder made from peppercorns, how about a coffee grinder made from dipped coffee beans? If you did one of the old style ones with the grinder on top and a box with a drawer on the bottom, you could make the box sides from coffee bean resin panels, then use wood to make a frame for them to slide into, as well as the top, bottom, and drawer. I'm thinking either walnut to blend it all together, or maple to give it some contrast.

[@pinaz993]

As I remember, he did a tamper with coffee beans.

[@Lady8D]

I've never seen one before so I'm glad you gave in to the requests! Thanks!

[@oneof134]

Dip your feet and you wont have to care about socks or shoes EVER AGAIN damnnn what a $$ saver!

[@Phoenix-qd2ve]

NOOO

[@TheSuckerOfTheWorld]

You realize that epoxy gets hot when it hardenes? It's not a problem with small molds. But bigger projects DO get quite hot.

[@XavierAncarno]

+Derpy McDerpinstein 😅😂😆 bro

[@acephantom903]

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs?

[@Twinkieuddy]

Long amounts of skin contact with resin will permanently cause burning skin irritation and really bad rashes. Biiig nono haha

[@lauraslyricallife]

I just really wanted to see if shining a light through the resin shaving one would make any patterns not visible when just looking at it in the daylight. I also just really wanted to see them all in the dark with a light shining through them for some reason. Haha these are great. I'm glad I found this channel!

[@samleesonmtb8429]

Fill a rubber glove with epoxy

[@dylansullivan380]

I've seen all of the episodes of dip it! Love the channel and this series especially!

[@cait_o_saurus]

Why not dip miliput shavings? they would surely give a good effect. Awesome video as always :3

[@cait_o_saurus]

*milliput

[@amystapko9565]

my father was a woodworker, and when i was a kid i would go to his shop and watch him work. i love the wood shavings one. to this day i cant smell sawdust without thinking about him

[@SamuraiSmm]

Wait so did those shavings dissolve or just go clear? Colored shavings would be interesting. Then you would really be able to see what they did plus interesting effect I would imagine

[@cathyrogers5605]

Loved the book! Read it while in Saudi Arabia and passed it on to friends in Somalia around 1993 I think. Great video!

[@Oliver-ug6ks]

What about some coarse, crushed glass shards? Turn it on the lathe using carbide tools perhaps?

[@Oliver-ug6ks]

Note, i think blue glass in clear epoxy would look really cool.

[@jonanderson5137]

You lose a lot of contrast, because the light can go straight through. I know because I dipped deep indigo glass. You'd need it to be pretty thick. to maintain the rich color, but it just won't ever look as good.

[@doubledarefan]

Use stained glass fragments. Stained glass studios may have some that they might otherwise throw away.

[@Oliver-ug6ks]

***** Cant be worse than salt can it? ;D

[@channelnumber52]

Carbide is not going to cut glass. He'd only be able to shave the epoxy.

[@obtuse186]

Don't know if you'll ever see this (it's very late haha) but now you have a vacuum chamber, can you fill up a cast with resin shavings, to save on resin poured, and put it in the vacuum chamber to remove the trapped bubbles? If you can, could this save a substantial amount of resin on major pours?

[@mishylove]

Clear(white resin shavings) disappear. What would happen to colored resin shavings?!

[@PopRocksV]

I read it, and it is AMAZING. The book really has me convinced they were real. I can't wait to read the others.

[@Makebuildmodify]

I read Jurassic Park in 1994. I really liked the game warden Robert Muldoon. Good book.

[@amitchaurasia5027]

Peter you are the coolest KZbinr ever

[@Artresin]

Can we send you ArtResin please 😀❤️

[@peterbrownwastaken]

100% I never say no to free resin.... :)

[@Artresin]

+Peter Brown great. Please email you address to [e-mail] 😀😀😀😀😀❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏. Been watching for a long time!

[@meaghannemack82]

Lucky you. Art resin is probably my favorite resin product so far.

[@meaghannemack82]

The lack of fumes was the selling point for me. Only issue I have had (could be my fault) is that when I unmold pieces from my silicone molds, sometimes the molds gets stuck and ends up ripping. I could be unmolding too soon (less than 24 hours) or i need to use mold release in certain molds.

[@ElLocoMonkey2012]

artresin!

[@michellea4486]

You really deserve far more views, what you do is truly amazing and I'm glad I found your channel!!

[@annanicholson5309]

the resin shavings only looked white. it's like a polar bear. polar bear fur is clear but looks white

[@matthewdaltrey4676]

Its also tubular

[@lyinarbaeldeth2456]

Those looked unexpectedly cool, especially the dandelion. The stuff you're able to turn out of that little workshop is awesome. :)

[@gokartsminibikesandmore9925]

What kind of resin are you using that it comes out so clear right off the bat

[@gokartsminibikesandmore9925]

Your about as helpful as tech support

[@BigVBeauty]

There's actually a link in the description.

[@gokartsminibikesandmore9925]

Turtlebag thanks

[@kaaaaa8691]

+lel Stupid comments. "watch the video duh" instead of just answering people just act like kids.

[@nickpastore807]

I've read the book multiple times and I love it!!!! I own a really badass copy of it too!

[@Slothworksstudios]

i own both jurassic parks and Congo books, actually went out of my way to find non reprinted copies, truthfully they're far better than the movies. if you haven't looked it up i recommend reading Congo

[@fatbuttbassett4732]

Slothimus Prima the book was amazing. Unfortunately the movie was absolutely horrendous!!!

[@ShaneMatthews27]

That dandelion is so cool looking! just stick an led right in the middle and it would be an amazing night light.

[@mothman.industries]

"I assume you don't want to watch me make OSB" You would be incorrect, sir.

[@sharonzamarka3503]

peter brown is such a doll! nice to know that he is a reader as well.

[@KainYusanagi]

Peter, are my eyes playing tricks on me, or is the resin shavings one occluded in strange refractory ways due to the shavings, compared to the other ones?

[@DuckBilledAtheist]

r/iamverysmart

[@AZ-tf2hx]

I don't know what it is about this guy but I can't stop watching his videos

[@IdealIdeas100]

Next time, dye some resin and then use the dyed resin shavings in one.

[@nancystamey6702]

Mamamia

[@erickakotkowski5797]

The texture of the resin shavings is really cool. The second pour you do on the dandelion would look awesome if you added them in there too.

[@PsychoAxeMan]

dip a Klondike bar .. What would u doOoOo for a Klondike bar.... DIP IT. lol

[@alexbohm22]

PLEASE

[@AmandaRain97]

Pretty sure the entire thing would melt into a big chocolate, ice cream and resin mess

[@buckmann64]

it may survive long enough for the hardening to take place before the heating process. Maybe Dip It into liquid nitrogen or pack it in dry ice before placing in resin.

[@RollerFoxx]

+Amanda Rain They sell Klondike chocolate bars now

[@AustinBryant718]

+buckmann64 No the heating process is the hardening process.

[@RandomInternetProfile]

first full book I ever read. like always, much better than the movie.

[@metaladder1018]

Make some colored resin shavings then try it again the results will be interesting...

[@courtniedenham7352]

Wow the first dandelion looks really cool!

[@DeathValleyDebbie]

Dip lots of dead scorpions and make it into a bowl.

[@cass-in-a-boxxoxo7206]

Pointy soup

[@SydandRyan]

The dipped dandelion is so pretty!

[@sarahviar7219]

you should make a died resin then shave it put it in the mole then put resin on that

[@bluejayechaosenbybirb5865]

Dude Decent dyed* mold*

[@CaptainHandlebar]

Awesome. The wood chips look amazing!

[@Kurogane_666]

I own it, and read it and the lost world too

[@peterbrownwastaken]

great books!

[@Vizimech]

the resin shavings in resin technique looks like a good way to get interesting light diffusion through something made out of resin

[@sethmitchell2176]

Fingernails in resin. If you want we can even start a fingernail drive. You've got a p.o. box, and we've all got fingernails. I think we can make this work.

[@AliciaGoodwin16]

I'd love to see you dip the shavings from the crayon shavings, or another colorful shaving!!

[@wokeil]

never seen jurassic park. I'm 25

[@wokeil]

jk im 7

[@peterbrownwastaken]

This tragedy cannot stand! Come on nimbuzz.... :)

[@peterbrownwastaken]

alright... wait a few years first! :)

[@wokeil]

+Peter Brown hahaha😂

[@caskwith]

nah he's fine, I saw it when it was released in 1993, I would have only been 6 at the time.

[@apodis4900]

On the sticky base of the dandelion example, try some silver or gold rub'n'buff. It takes away the stickiness and creates a nice effect. Good way to salvage certain pieces. 😊

[@barberman1087]

MMMmmmm, wood shavings **licks lips**

[@wolvsbain]

i got some great swathe from turning green wood. looks awesome in resin

[@rajpatel-vg4xe]

dip a pizza already for God sakes.

[@peterbrownwastaken]

I don't think it would work. Sorry... just too much moisture for dipping. By the time it dried up enough it wouldn't look like pizza anymore! :)

[@rajpatel-vg4xe]

That's a bummer :( hey what about nachos 😍

[@SignalJones]

freeze dried pizza? OR a dried McDonalds burger! (they don't decay)

[@Kevin-rc5ec]

bahahaha. I love the "for gods sake" part.

[@catherinedavis1690]

You could put a piece of dark felt on the bottom of the dandelion piece that got a sticky bottom. It might make the dandelion stand out more too. Just a thought, I’m a seamstress and love working with fabric!

[@briennabradley]

What about colored resin shavings? Or shavings with something in it like your cork shavings?

[@OnEvenKeel]

The dandelion came out fantastic! Sand and polish the bottom. Oh - and I've read everything by Michael Crichton - his earlier stuff is the best. Later, I feel he became formulaic. Jurassic Park and Lost World are classics.

[@jarekmylth4583]

Think it's awesome that audible supports you. I have over 100 books on the app and Jurassic Park and the lost world are 2 of them.

[@krispygurl77]

You could always stick some felt or something to the bottom of the dandelion one. No more sticky. I was genuinely surprised at how easy that was though. Very neat!

[@ericcooper2174]

@peterbrown It is my understanding that polyester resin will cure sticky in areas that are exposed to air...... many people cover the back side of their casting with wax paper to prevent the stickiness...... then it can be sanded and polished

[@monkfan72]

Paperweights! I love the look of the wood shavings. :D

[@jeannettekatt431]

really enjoy your videos. reminds me of working with my dad in shop when i was a kid

[@marolan7412]

The book was leaps and bounds above a really good movie!

[@RogueT-Rex8468]

Love your tutorials. Really wanting. To give it a shot. Also. I have read both Jurassic Park books. And boy oh boy. Insane inspiration there

[@eggfuyung92]

Those dandelion dip resin castings would be a great paper weight or even an adornment for a nice wooden box. Or even just add a nice wooden tray underneath it.

[@beccamarie08]

I really like the wood shavings one. Id love to see a bowl made with redwood shavings in crystal clear colored resin (not sure what color, something to contrast nicely with the wood, or maybe a gradient of 2 colors) or maybe a different wood that has a really striking grain when shaved off

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

polyester resin will always cure with the exposed side tacky/sticky. Has to be finished off either with a resin spray (Casting Craft makes a good spray) or a thin coat of epoxy resin. 😊 Loved the wood curl paperweight. 😊

[@dawnmason9558]

These are amazing considering how delicate they are.

[@Allisonmarie567]

Thanks so much for the free audio book! I was able to download a book one of my favorite musicians wrote! He's even narrating it! That really excited me! :D you're awesome!

[@obtuse186]

could you use the resin shavings as a way to reduce the amount of resin for a pour? Would it also work to hold and object "in mid air" without having to layer the resin?

[@obtuse186]

Haha I forgot I posted this 2 years ago and commented something similar just now. Weird.

[@Desi-qw9fc]

Since the dandelion came out so well, dipping potpourri or mixed fresh flowers would be interesting.

[@spazARMADO]

I know this video is a bit old but still a favorite. I'm also sure you've found some way of correcting the sticky bottom on the first dandelion dip but if you haven't, may I suggest a thin base for it. One that doesn't take away the aesthetics from the dip but just enough to show off the project and make it a little more easy on any contacting surface. just an idea.

[@lilbohbeat5785]

You should use dyed/pigmented resin shavings in clear resin! It could be a very cool & unique way to distribute pigment into a clear piece

[@kaelancameron213]

Do a massive dip-it of all of your dip-it projects. Dip-ception!

[@kevinolver39]

Love the book. Much better than the movie!

[@Carrotz9]

Fun fact. Resin shavings disappear in the resin because they have the same refractory index. If you find a liquid with the same index of refraction as glass then dip a glass shard in it will become virtuality invisible. Just an interesting thing I learned in AP physics. Nice vid btw I really enjoy them.

[@aimeejocooper8220]

stunning, I love your work. Thank you.

[@Smiling_Solo1]

I love the wood curls

[@mookzmom]

Peter, I don’t think I could do a whole puff, but I’ve ordered several different colors of dyed pieces of (I think) milkweed pufflets to try. Your work makes me feel like I maybe could do more! Thank you!

[@daniellaskey4750]

Do another milliput protect like a bracelet or handle, also your videos are great i enjoy watching them a lot keep going

[@Wolf-E-Romeo]

is there a way to do the wood shavings (like you have.) but in a vertical position maybe exploding from the middle (like the effect of a dandelion basically.)? I think looking down wooden spirals might look cool.

[@m.powell9676]

I love the books! Jurassic park is better heard on audiobook than watched IMO.. Listen to it when I'm in the shop a good bit

[@reginabest4266]

the dandelion one reminded me of those raindrop cakes. I still would like to see the milliput in epoxy please!

[@tomcop668]

The polyester that is exposed to the air while curing in the mold doesn't cure completely. That's why more can be added without delamination. Usually paraffin wax is added to create a barrier to the air.

[@padmineepanda8437]

IT was just wow😮😃

[@c.evangelista9695]

I'd be interested in seeing dyed or color resin shavings as a dip it. I wonder if it would streak or kind of marble the effect?

[@nicoleshope]

I would love to see you put small flowers in resin and making some type of jewelry out of it!