How to Make Plasticine Substitute

How to Make Plasticine Substitute:
How to make a basic plasticine substitute by hand that is functional from simple materials that are comparatively affordable.
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WARNING:
This video for entertainment purposes only. If you use information shown in this video or attempt to repeat anything in part or whole, you do so at your own risk. Remember your safety is your responsibility.
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BREAK IT TIL YOU MAKE IT!
Thank you!

[@eviic9876]

I loved this. Just brilliant. My kids would only ever try eating it once....

[@cosador]

Thank you. I'm glad that you enjoyed the video.

[@RATFather]

Excellent. Thank you VERY much sir!

[@PetraAndNastja]

I made it! Its great. Maybe not for extra detailed things since its not as elastic, but using it to cover a bigger surface in the background of my claymation worked great! Thank you

[@allangee]

Rub the soap against window screen to "grate" it.

[@Bodragon]

This is a very good recipe. >

[@amitchakrabarty9110]

XLNT IDA. GREAT

[@mahendrakandel8201]

Who else is looking through the comments to see if it works ;)

[@zxcvbnm6669]

That was a great video can you recommend any other resources on other substitutes or alternatives for plasticine. Awesome video.

[@cosador]

Unfortunately most recipes I have found online have expensive components like beeswax or compounds that are just not available in small quantities to the general public. However, I am working on some new recipes so hopefully I can get them out soon.

[@2f884]

thanks

[@somebody4578]

I was looking for new plasticine recipe cause beeswax plasticine I've been using is so difficult to work during winter and reheating constantly is extremely time consuming. I will try this one but I will definitely use clay instead of lime. Thanks for the recipe. I hope it works for me🙏

[@magnuswootton6181]

if you oil is drying every time your soften it, its slightly harder each time!

[@abhishekj.4246]

Can I use this substitute for making car models

[@E-BikingAdventures]

Can you use gypsum instead of hydrated lime?

[@LT72884]

lemon zester for the soap. I use this method to make homemade laundy detergent haha

[@Eraygg]

I absolutely loved it great channel keep it up

[@laurasmith5721]

Can I use your recipe to sculpt items to make molds in plaster?

[@ventura9388]

Does the blue come off on your hand when you're modelling with the plasticine?

[@yezma67]

Looks like good plasticine. Does it last without drying out? Looking to do some claymation and it’ll take several weeks to do. I need the plasticine to stay soft. Many thanks

[@glowingunknown5625]

Yes, plasticine 'never' dries out, due to the oil & other ingredients used. Still, you want to keep it covered and in a cool place when not in use, so it doesn't get dusty or melt.

[@aliyazici4548]

Great video! Love the channel!

[@cosador]

Thanks! I really appreciate the support. there's heaps more exciting stuff on the way!

[@quenniemaganis417]

Thanks, i enjoyed it, can you post any other recipes

[@sayalikinikar-vi9yk]

Which type of soap use

[@thecoutuva6545]

What type of soap is used here?

[@AWBuilder]

Good try! Actually, I enjoy your original presentation style with the detailed info. Hope to see many more video tutorials from you.

[@cosador]

This was my first video that I ever made. There are more videos coming soon. Thanks for watching!

[@fanterfane3824]

I don’t think you can get hydrated lime in the US, my friend and I have gone to several stores like Walmart Lowe’s and homedepot looking for it. Is there something else you can use instead of hydrated like? I think it’s heavily regulated in the states

[@cosador]

I'm sorry to hear that you are having trouble, from my searches hydrated lime is available at both Lowe's and Home Depot, however they sell it in 50lb bags. Most people recommend to call the store to check availability and you may need adult supervision if you are younger.

[@kmedcoff]

I bought a bag from my feed store here in texas. not regulated at all

[@E-BikingAdventures]

How could hydrated lime be regulated in the US? I bought it here in Canada where we have much stricter regulations. We can't buy potasium nitrate, and many other chemicals that are regularly available in the US.

[@ampeyro]

Isn't lime a bit too corrosive for something you're supposed to work with your hands?

[@cosador]

Safety is your own responsibility. My suggestion is that you seek out other professional advice as safety and personal sensitivities are simply out of the scope of the video. The question that I asked when making it was "what is lime?" and "what is non-hardening modelling clay made of?". I hope that has given you the resources to make an informed decision. Thanks for your question.

[@akashdeshmukh1018]

can we add clay in that lime power place ?

[@cosador]

It's not something that I have tried but it sounds like an interesting experiment!

[@khadijanaseer7077]

Is sticky? Or not sticky?

[@aaronn1606]

Do you need hydrated like or can you use flower or corn starch or something

[@cosador]

I use hydrated lime because it doesn't expire or go bad. I haven't extensively tested flours because I want to have my plasticine for a very long time.

[@aaronn1606]

Thank u u are amazing

[@aaronn1606]

But can u use flour sorry if this is too much to ask

[@cosador]

Generally plasticine is lime based and play dough is flour based. I will investigate if I can do otherwise, but I can't promise anything.

[@lucyloo6078]

where do you find hydrated lime? also is this clay like polymer clay?

[@cosador]

Anywhere that sells cement should have it. A hardware store would be a good place to ask.

[@s.nifrum4580]

lucy loo Polymer clay dries to become a nice statue Plasticine never dries Never

[@E-BikingAdventures]

At a gardening store. It's used as a soil amendment. You can buy it in bulk 50lbs bags for a good price or smaller amounts like at home depot.

[@sb4gamer645]

The reason plasticine is better than this substitute is bc it molds easier athigher temperature. It makes it easier to use for art since it solidifies slightly when it cools. This substitute is cool though but it is more expensive than the real thing

[@I-serve-you-tea]

5 minutes of stirring? I think I’ll just buy it.

[@hahaha-bc8xh]

does it dry out with air when i dont store it ?

[@s.nifrum4580]

hahaha It’s plasticine it never dries Never

[@cosador]

No, I've left it out for over a year. It's still the same.

[@nadiramohan831]

Okay but you said it was a clay, so can it dry overtime? please let me know if you see this comment. 👍🏾

[@Xoshimovich.U.N]

😊

[@uwalakapraisechiamaka3935]

HOW DO YOU MAKE CLAY

[@E-BikingAdventures]

You don't have to. Just dig it out of the ground. It's pre-maid.

[@Bodragon]

(1:00) - Many kitchens have a mortar and pestle. This would be much easier. >

[@cosador]

Excellent idea! Thanks for commenting!

[@akshithkumarff3665]

Sir I have a doubt can u translate in telugu

[@bruceschultz2406]

Depending on the use of the Plasticine substitute, I would have used liquid soap and cornstarch and made a play doh substitute.

[@noahd8673]

What's plasticine?

[@cosador]

Plasticine is a soft modelling material like oil-based clay. It's unique feature is that it remains moldable and doesn't set. Thanks for the great question!

[@aaronn1606]

Where do u get potroliem jelly

[@cosador]

The supermarket or chemist, the cheapest one is usually the best. Thank you for your question.

[@s.nifrum4580]

LITTLE MONKEY593 Dollar store, gas station, department store, hardware store It’s fucking everywhere

[@tigerspirit22]

It's called also Vaseline in pharmacy

[@aaronn1606]

@@tigerspirit22 man ur 1 year late

[@ZomBeeNature]

Hmm...

[@Plasticinecars23]

Hello, I make cars with plasticine

[@wmmatthew83]

I just safe time and buy monster clay

[@cosador]

If you have the money, that is the best solution!

[@qwelmm]

I am the fith

[@willsuttie3683]

Playback 1.25

[@humblehombre9904]

Disappointing. What is with the apron and bloody gloves. This ain’t an autopsy. So many so called men, are falling into this woman beaten world. For crap sakes man up a bit. Damn.

[@stonehanger99]

Poor little diddums. Did Mommy spank you?

[@stonehanger99]

@@humblehombre9904 Because wearing an apron is woman's work, right?

[@stonehanger99]

@@humblehombre9904 Oh wow. I actually don't wear aprons very often, I tend to wear overalls. I don't feel that I am being politically incorrect in any way though, and I definitely haven't forgotten how to be a man. Because I'm a woman. Do you really believe that men who regard women as equal partners, rather than someone they have to be 'responsible' for, as wimpy losers? That is, quite frankly, scary. I guess teaching your sons how to knit is as out of the question as teaching your daughters how to fix a tractor? Thankfully, my parents did not raise me that way, there was plenty of discipline but also respect and a complete lack of gender bias. As a consequence I am completely comfortable with what I am doing now, which is finishing up the drywalling in the house my partner and I have built together. I personally installed all the insulation including in the roof, I have done all the taping, mudding, sanding and painting while my partner (male) did all the plumbing and electrics. Between us we installed every scrap of drywall in the house as well as the tongue and groove vaulted ceiling in the great room. I designed the house, and drew up the plans and I will design all the kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities and every other built-in item......which we will build together. I also bake my own bread and do most of the cooking, except breakfast, which my partner cooks. I sew my own overalls. I do the laundry and he maintains all the vehicles and plows the snow. I am also an artist, which is why I was watching this video.....are you interested in art? You don't strike me as an ignorant man....you can string a sentence together and spell. I would love to continue this discussion, I am truly interested in your point of view because it is so different from my experience, but this is not the place.

[@Herblpolicy]

Csn I use calcium carbonate powder, plz.