How To Make Steampunk Gauges and Dials

[@phil7556]

Fantistic tutorial! After searching to buy old gauges finding how expensive and not really accessable they are this is a quantum leap forward for my building/creating! Great job

[@tattoolane1]

Gesso will prep plastic for painting - it preps metal, plastic, fabric and gives it "tooth" so the paint will stick. Great video - I love your Welsh accent . Thanks for this .

[@KeesKouwenberg]

Gesso, I made a note, thank you!

[@nicolemitchell446]

Awesome video! They look great. Would never have thought to use those toys. Thanks for sharing 😀

[@help...imgettingauld-1795]

Hi. Great bit of information and very well presented I might add. I had the same idea but I used the little 30mm tested posts for jams and the like. Gives the gauge a bit me depth ... I can't wait until August. I went as a spectator in 2018 and absolutely loved it. I'm 58 and hopefully (if I get a ticket) this will be my first of many events 🙂

[@arcadiaokenstaff8930]

This is so helpful! I'll be using these hacks to help with my time traveler costume!

[@pamsudsbear2612]

Absolutely BRILLIANT! SO easy! Thank you!!

[@KeesKouwenberg]

Nice video, and yes, those are great to use, never thought of that. I use the plastic coin boxes that coin collectors use. From Ali or Temu, and I also buy clock hands there, also in bulk, very cheap. And I always Photoshop out the hands when I download a face from google.

[@monicaayhens-madon2117]

Brilliant! The only challenging part would be finding an old 35 mm film container! Thanks so much for these easy and inexpensive tips/

[@georgebryson9620]

Hi Major this tutorial is exactly what I was looking for but, search as I might, I cannot find the plastic puzzles you use - any suggestions?

[@divegorilla]

This is what you're looking for: www.littlecraftybugs.co.uk/12-animal-ball-puzzle-party-bag-fillers-for-children.html

[@georgebryson9620]

Brilliant Major - I've searched high and low for these - thank you so much - and bye the way, I love this tutorial.

[@prestonikard9221]

Thanks!!! Awesome video!

[@gracie1010101]

great tutorial, never gets old.

[@eileenpawluk6455]

GENIUS!!! I absolutely L❤VE this tutorial .. thank you so very much for sharing this project. I will definitely be making a great number of these. BTW ... The vest that you made (to your right) is BRILLIANT!!! Do you have more tutorials Major Q?

[@elanreally3522]

Thanks, great ideas which will save me a ton of money. Thumbs Up

[@resonance2001]

Hi Dean. I had no idea that you had a channel. Subscribed!

[@malcolmgladman9129]

Where do you get the toys.

[@jedi0utcast]

nice one but i want to see your jacket it looks ace

[@assenavacire7168]

I thought that a scalpel was only used in the medical field or clinics, hospital ? One learns something new everyday? I never stop learning thank you so much for posting this video it will come in handy when I start my next project! Please post some more tips much appreciative!

[@katiewilson8285]

He doesn't mean a legitimate surgical scalpel (though I can understand the confusion), in stead he's referring to a type of a very sharp, precision craft knife which would make the cutting very easy and accurate. I hope this helps.

[@fizzyvic]

Scalpels can be bought from eBay

[@johnoktavec]

great ideas mate.cheers from the United States.

[@totaltwit]

Brilliant! The B&B ovvies look great, in keeping.

[@lisaylot29]

So cool, sharing right now

[@assenavacire7168]

You can use scissors too right? Or scalpel works better?

[@stvnixrcks]

Excellent!!!!

[@wandaburns8075]

Great tut, thanks.

[@jameshoney658]

Major Q thank you so much for the video, what are the key search words to find these toys please. I've spent ages trying to find them . Regards James

[@fizzyvic]

Yeah me also ?

[@fizzyvic]

Think they are called Dexterity puzzles, however I am still not able to find them sold in packs, cheap as anything or otherwise.

[@fizzyvic]

I found some on EBay but I can't paste the link for you sorry. I found them search for "party bag fillers" £6 for 12 so £2 quid each

[@kathrynkneeland7179]

Thank you!

[@aggiechrismer4739]

Cool hacks.

[@EricCoomerMusic]

This is fantastic!

[@assenavacire7168]

I don't want to sound dumb by asking this question but did you mention on your video "scapel"

[@kelceyfirth]

Assenav Acire you could use scissors instead I think

[@colleenpedder5715]

Thanks heaps

[@hellopanda90cj]

Man where he lives everything is as cheep as ANYTHING

[@divegorilla]

It certainly is!

[@Marty_Destroyer_of_Worlds]

so cool thanks a lot!

[@jameshoney658]

Major Q do you ever speampunk furniture by any chance. Thanks in advance. Regards James

[@divegorilla]

Hi James, no I don't do furniture.

[@diycreationsvet4878]

Im in the process of steampunk some of my furniture.

[@GXGGGx]

Thanks for this ^^

[@paulbaker5293]

where do you get your toys from

[@divegorilla]

A toy shop.

[@kelceyfirth]

You can probably buy them off of amazon in like packs of 10 or so, they are party bag filler toys so you can get them cheap

[@GalthT]

I know this question is a year old. But check cheap party packs at stores. Or even Dollar Stores.

[@viridian4388]

No closeup?!

[@poot1258]

The camera is too far away.

[@oliviahoodenpyl2821]

What toys is he talking about ... where do I find him

[@diycreationsvet4878]

At the dollar store. Thats were i find mines to build my customers dispenser. They come out pretty nice

[@sloth_e]

It's pure fantasy and fiction. Don't muddy it all by comparing it to real history. It's like any alternate timeline. Drawing lines to any non fiction tarnishes the feelings one has when playing in or even living a fantasy.

[@sandraalbuquerque9908]

Fantastic!