Should We Make Something From Bath Poufs?!

[@slackattacks2695]

Didn't know if this would work but hey, "the pouf is in the resin".

[@spagamoto]

The pouf of the resin is in the turnin'.

[@peterbrownwastaken]

This is gold.

[@NewfieMan98]

I would like your comment but it's at 69 likes right now and I can't ruin that.

[@sioframay]

well now I'm wondering what happens if you try to cast pudding in resin! Probably should go ask Ben's Worx, maybe he'll do it.

[@choptlivah]

@@sioframay he will cook pudding with resin lol

[@Wordsnwood]

February Shopping List: (1) Micro Mesh (2) A bigger pressure pot.

[@Varraz]

Now do the same with red, orange and yellow poufs for a fiery-looking bowl, I love the look of this!

[@FireheartIndustries]

Ooh, yes! I second this!

[@RoxyLegs]

There are tons of color combos that I want to see for the poofs bowl!!! It is the perfect material for wet areas that bare feet walk (bathrooms, poolside, sauna). It would also make a stunning light cover.

[@liriosogno6762]

@@FireheartIndustries of course you would fireheart 😂

[@Datrebor]

@@RoxyLegs Yes, that would make a very cool light cover. Just think of the patterns the light shining through it would make on the walls.

[@adnilasor2]

Make one for bulbasaur, too!

[@kayrazyhumanoid]

"I'd scrub my body with this bowl" really got me🤣🤣

[@danisaur33]

this bowl is absolutely gorgeous. I'm glad you IGNORED US and did a January resin project 😂

[@binglemccringle705]

peter wondered when the time was right, and the resin defiantly whispered " ʲ ᵃ ᶰ ᵘ ᵃ ʳ ʸ "

[@skeltonjack55]

Agreed

[@iamdarkyoshi]

"Woodturners call it cheating" Peter, let's face it. You typically don't turn wood. You turn weird. You're a weirdturner.

[@nssheepster]

I have never seen a better way to describe Peter Brown. I have tried to explain this channel to my family, but just saying 'He does neat things with resin' doesn't really cut it.

[@liz517le]

PERFECTION 🤣🤣🤣

[@leadanvil8215]

So would that also make Peter a Weirdworker?

[@unpunlievable]

He should really just print this out and put it up in his shop because it so perfectly encapsulates his channel 😆

[@tianamatson]

Ohmygod! You have no idea how much I love this comment!!

[@NotOnLand]

It's really fitting to use poufs with that resin, it looks _exactly_ like generic "ocean-scented" shampoo

[@hungrycolby]

I would love to see you cast the pouf in it's "original" pouf form. Kind of like the cast bubble wrap that can't be popped. The "forbidden pouf!"

[@meikiengsiri9373]

This should be titled "Can't Scrub This". Not to be confused with the 90s hit "Can't Touch This"

[@seniorchonkza997]

​@@meikiengsiri9373 technically it's called "U can't touch this" but the sentiment carries

[@cahproductions4695]

Perfect name for the bowl “ocean of plastic” love the bowl!

[@UniquelyPenny]

Love it! Almost looks like jelly fish when it was under black light! Would do a whole set with different coloured pouffs.

[@justinpflieger3380]

I think the wood color actually looked really nice with the Poof's colors. You should try to do this again eventually with like wooden slabs in-between

[@puestoak]

It looks so pretty!!! A gold one at the bottom would really sell the beach feel, but I love the different blues.

[@Madysaun]

Or a wood bottom

[@bhutwheyttherismor86]

It's so simple but it's also my new favorite project of yours. I'd love to see a matching lava bowl for it with some combo or orange, red, yellow and black. Though I'm sure you're not rushing to do essentially the same project twice. Can't stress enough how much I loved the result, thanks again for sharing it with us.

[@marievanderwarn1643]

Dang, I don’t know if I just haven’t been appreciating how far your editing has come, but the angles and all that in this video were *chefs kiss* Another super cool project! Awesome inspiration for future projects of mine

[@jameshall3785]

Very nice ocean pouf bowl! “I’d scrub my body with that” almost sent coffee out my nose😆. love your videos!

[@IceDragon978]

Fellow Californian here. It snowed less than a quarter of an inch once where I live in 1996 and I've been riding that high for the past 26 years. Also, when you first gathered up the poufs, I was thinking it might look cool if you actually sort of braided or in some other way intertwined them together pre-resin pour.

[@jodeum2]

Next project idea, a 'resin' resin bowl. Tint a few small bowls with cool colors like in this video. Then use that Forstner to make wide shavings like this did. Put those colored shavings in a bowl and use clear resin to ultimately make some sort of lighted up globe.

[@bhutwheyttherismor86]

People have done this a few times and it usually doesn't end up that interesting sadly.

[@zsombor_99]

@@bhutwheyttherismor86 Resin in resin... Just "floating" colors in a big transparent thing almost without any interestingness.

[@masonspencer6841]

I think it would make a cool for a little pendent. Using the shaving form a couple of projects.

[@Zoso14892]

@@masonspencer6841 If I remember correctly the resin blends in so it just looks like you have lines of colours, it loses the look of different things floating together.

[@TylenolCat]

Would be cool if he did it with a will it dye so it can have the cool textures of the different dyes

[@not.sure.yet.]

Have you thought of using whole nutmeg in a project? They have a really cool look inside.

[@Benzene265]

Townsends has entered the chat.

[@SilverQwaser]

Oh gods, this'll be pepper all over again..

[@kl6960]

Nutmeg is awfully brittle... and while it has the outer layer intact it might not do too well with a stabilizing resin... I'd say that's a recipe for an extremely fragrant mess with not much to show for at the end :(

[@mikestarks5959]

Your projects are always awesome. Can you do a resin rice bowl??

[@kyrstiehart2785]

resin ramen bowl

[@NikolaHoward]

@@kyrstiehart2785 Peter did a ramen resin project already.

[@Smugginz]

At first..like a billion resin projects ago I thought you were a big goob. At last you are still the greatest goober and one of my favorite youtube ding dangers of all time. Thank you profusely for sharing your movies with us. Much love from the midwest.

[@FaiienWings]

PLEASE do another one with pink/orange/yellow poufs to make it look like a matching coral bowl!!

[@AmberBole]

Would putting the resin shavings back into resin make them disappear, or would it leave some sort of texture in the resin? Your very own California snow globe :D

[@JTMusicbox]

My wife usually doesn’t care about KZbin videos, but she loved this project, your video, and all your color choices.

[@AvenRox]

I appreciate that there's a few trapped bubbles in there, it really helps with the oceanic feeling

[@CzarownicaMarta]

Hope to see some crazy table top made of all these resin shavings someday.

[@officiallynerdygames7270]

Wow that is one of the fastest I've ever seen a bot message appear, I thought they normally go after inactive comments

[@kandacehead9544]

Resin shavings do not show up in resin, unless they’re completely colored.

[@rellikinvictus1057]

Under the blacklight is where this project truly shines. This statement works on every level in reference to this gorgeous piece. This would make an awesome blacklight lampshade.

[@joecoastie99]

very cool. I had considered these for knife handles but never pulled the trigger, I think I will now!

[@BigJackGameplays]

I was 100% sure it wouldn't look cool at all. It's so awesome to be wrong, because this bowl's fabulous! Congratulations on the project and on the video too, it was super fun to watch :)

[@THEAPRILFOOL-1983]

It turned out really well it's amazing you can take just about anything and make a work of art. But I was wondering if you ever thought about using cheese balls to make a resin bowl

[@Culinary1989]

This bowl would have also been an amazing lamp shade.

[@MrChainsawAardvark]

Have you ever tried filling a resin project with the shaving from a prior one to make swirls/patterns? It seems like there is a lot of wasted plastic/resin when you make bowls like this.

[@randomunicorn1791]

he tried in a “dip it” video but it was a few years ago! would definitely be interesting to see a second attempt with some more unique shavings

[@Black-Swan-007]

Resin disappears in resin like glass disappears in water.

[@MrChainsawAardvark]

@@Black-Swan-007 Interesting. Does that only apply if they're the same type, or what if they're different colors?

[@kandacehead9544]

@@Black-Swan-007 Agreed. Here’s the link to that dip-it video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3vbdq2ar6mjnNE

[@darkloverose132]

Wool rovings are basically these things of straightened wool you can get in different colors. They could be something that would look really cool in resin

[@marshallcollins8634]

I love mrs. Brown’s laugh, it’s infectious.

[@1477Elizabeth]

Would you feel like making a carousel with resin? Maybe a wood base to hide an led light. Nothing fancy just something that goes around like a lazy susan. I don't know if Mrs. Brown likes that type of thing but I think it would be really pretty with the transparent colors!

[@Jallorn]

Had a thought at around 8:40, this rewatch: that wooden circle inside a bowl of mostly resin looks pretty cool. You should do a resin bowl with a wooden lip, or maybe a few thin layers of wood sandwiching resin to create a of wood effect. Definitely should be more resin than wood for the effect I'm seeing. Not dissimilar from the Secret wood sort of stuff, but more of a wood floating in water or some ethereal substance kind of effect.

[@lukebull5343]

Love that bowl! Who woulda thought to do something like this?! Peter Brown that's who! The man that looks at the world through resin eyes!

[@s_ludge]

I would love one of these. The poufs floating in the resin really remind me of jellyfish, with as you said the wispy part of it. I'd like this with some fake jelly fish floating through.

[@AstorReinhardt]

Ok that's cooler then I thought it would be. I even like the little bubbles in the resin because it adds to that "ocean" theme.

[@fireflower12]

this is one of my favorite projects youve ever done, its absolutely stunning looking. it has gorgeous deep sea vibes

[@kzookid2051]

Resin + January = No disasters? And a cool black light bowl to boot? I'm gobsmacked. Do it again!

[@JaimeDrewatWoodenU]

I live in central California and we had a snow day once when I was in middle school. It snowed all day it was amazing to be able to play in it and then go inside and get warm instead of driving home like you have to when you go up to the mountains for snow.

[@mrsg8996]

Show us the results if you cast the shavings into resin. I bet those little microbits if poof would look neat or give the project an nice color effect.

[@Omg-Em]

Ohhhhh we need a pouf bowl 2.0 with fiery colors pleeeeaassseee!!!! These two side by side would be so cool

[@live4twilight4ever]

can't believe this is the first time i've seen this idea, it seems obvious in retrospect that it would look great

[@massmike11]

That bowl came out looking fantastic, way better than I originally thought it would

[@dpmakestuff]

I think this is my new favorite!

[@radepicsmasheraj]

This is one of my favorite bowls you've done; I really like the way that it turned out and that you kept the thickness so that you can see the depth of the pouf texture, and that color combination is just great.

[@justingraham-weall7123]

Started watching this video while having a bath, now thinking about nicking the poufs in here and putting them in resin!

[@rlt422]

YAYRIFICAL for another video from you! You don't put them out that often and they are ALWAYS a joy to see come up on my feed!

[@kyraleese9884]

I also love the little air bubbles.

[@pyro-millie5533]

When you brought out the tape, I LOST IT lol!!! The result is so pretty and etherial looking! I never would have guessed those were bath poufs in there! And hearing that it has a fun texture? Hell yeah!

[@mastring1966]

the time laps of the cleanup was pretty cool, you should include that in future projects too. love the bowl too

[@HAPpykiddo79]

Funny you should say you've never experienced a snow day as I am in NY and experiencing one right now! You know what it is like to have a day off, or, an unexpected day off? That's how it feels to have a snow day. Beautiful bowl by the way, you should make more and sell them.

[@derschwartzadder]

7:04 me neither. I did watch the central valley flood once though.

[@hmbee1110]

I really thought this was gping to be a flop but was pleasantly surprised. This turned out really cool!!

[@BuildingHP]

Mr. Brown always hams it up for Mrs. Brown and it’s very sweet to see 😎😎

[@charlarp]

Gorgeous!! What a cool idea! This would be really pretty as a mason jar type shape or vase and then put mini lights or candle inside.

[@joshuanelson4559]

You should try lining a bowl with the tape to use it as a release agent, and try to compare with the prices of other materials/sprays.

[@denischabriddell8768]

Peter you nailed it again. This came out beautifully.

[@AshleyWann]

I think this is one of my favorite things you’ve made. It’s like flotsam fishing net floating in a blue sea. If you made some other items and bracelets and stuff like this I would definitely buy some!!

[@TheBrettFrederick]

First thing that came to my mind once you unraveled them, was to make micarta out if them! I think that would look really cool, because you would be able to see through the layers to the layers below!

[@megangumkowski3181]

So neat! Love it under the black light

[@MattTester]

I think this is one of my favourites, a beautiful bowl and a metaphor for ocean plastics at same time. I always say my favourite colour is green but this has me swaying towards blue.

[@harrisonhawkins3310]

I think it would've been neat to braid the pouf strands and then coil it into the bowl. Still looked awesome. Can't wait for the next video!

[@kasuraga]

you nailed it on the color combo between the resin and the poufs.

[@davidmacfadyen165]

Would also be great to see a large dining table too, one of my favourites i've seen great work and finish

[@liz517le]

Just wanted to let you know that because of your channel I finally found courage to make something with resin!!! I started out small…making earrings…even tried sprinkles in the resin!!

[@SirFries]

Probably one of my favorite color bowls yet

[@idasvehla850]

I think this is my favorite project of yours. I love blue, so much! Great idea, Great execution.

[@donnastroud9294]

Pouf balls. So cool. Pretty color too

[@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo]

This was a great video! You definitely worked hard to avoid the problems in previous January resin projects, so even though i'm surprised that you managed it, i'm also not, bc that was a lot of work you put in to make sure it'd work. Great job!

[@SylviaRustyFae]

7:10 Spkin of snow days, i recently moved to the midwest (grew up nvr leavin the west coast, lived in all three states there) and we've not just had a few so far this yr but we are in the middle of one rn :3 Like, theres morr snow on the ground rn than there was back in Oregon when we got a "blizzard" and even better, theres not a layer of ice under the snow bcuz of it refusin to snow until after freezing the roads (like always on the west coast bcuz of that damn coastal air keepin things warmer than freezin). I always wished for dnow like this back in Oregon, and im so happy to finally get to walk in a true winter wonderland with many inches of snow. The funniest thing tho is that im in one of the warmest of the midwest states instd of like Iowa, and i live very close to sea lvl (despite livin in a very hilly place) instd of up a mountain. Thats actually the only other time i got a chance for a true snow day, when i lived a mile up a mountain in California; near Bakersfield. I got a few snow days there but also had a potential snow day that i chose to not take bcuz of Exit Exams (a prty much only Cali thing at the time)... Which as a Californian you probs kno take place in May! We got a blizzard so bad that we actually left our place to go stay with some (foster) family friends further down the mountain; which was good as our place ended up losing power. There was close to a full foot of snow at our house tho. But since we had gone further down the mountain i was able to hitch a ride with the family friend and arrived in Bakersfield, where it was alrdy at least in the high 80s and it wasnt even 9AM yet, with snow covered boots and went to class with the tardiness excuse of "We were snowed in", in May xD

[@jesskidding_77]

THE BLUE LOOKS SO PRETTY!!!

[@rodpotts2666]

Fleets wood shop did a video on turning resin with no tear out. Pretty interesting. Project turned out pretty cool!

[@missyb5255]

Very cool turnout ... Does look awesome ... Glad no January issues with it 😊

[@carolcrump32]

Gorgeous! I'm glad you did a resin project in January.

[@GirGasm]

My 2 year old and I watch your videos every night when he’s going to bed. He likes watching you turning on the lathe and always says you’re making grass when he sees the shavings.

[@markfishburn8284]

That was a cool out of the box idea,I like how colors meshed together (no pun intended).I like seeing someone else turning on a Nova DVR lathe.I have recently bought a Nova Saturn 16x24 and have enjoyed turning on it. Thank you for sharing your video.

[@eruis3139]

Take some of the resin flakes and do a pink resin and mix, I think it would be very pretty

[@dysartes]

I think Peter has tried putting resin shavings into resin before, and it just seemed to vanish.

[@oneshotme]

It looks great and you did a wonderful job making it as well!!!! 55 years in NE Florida I've only seen snow here one time and someone stole the pics we took at the place we took them to Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@nevastarn6394]

YAAAAASSSSSSSS!! so happy for another Peter Brown video!!

[@paulamiddleton3591]

That is gorgeous! Looks like waves so you nailed the sea look.

[@echogrotz1567]

These scraps would look cool in clear or iridescent resin...all the little color specks involved....

[@dtgomby]

That came out really awesome! Wouldn't have thought that it would look this cool in the end

[@wake-archus]

a thought came to mind while watching the outro, would it look any different if soaked in water? you said some strands were poking out I wonder if water could get in from those tiny holes.

[@HandlebarWorkshops]

RE: Micro-Mesh sanding system. Their grit system is proprietary and when looking at the actual size of the grit in microns, their 1,500 grit is the same grit size as a standard US 360 grit sandpaper - 29 microns. Sanding to 800 grit then starting at the 1,500 grit micro-mesh is actually going backwards. 1,500 grit = 320 grit sandpaper = 29 microns 1,800 grit = 700 grit sandpaper = 14 microns 2,400 grit = 800 grit sandpaper = 12.3 microns 3,200 grit = somewhere between 1,200 and 1,500 grit sandpaper = 8.4 microns 3,600 grit = 1,500 grit sandpaper = 8 microns 4,000 grit = just above 2,000 grit sandpaper = 5 microns 6,000 grit = just a bit higher = 4 microns 8,000 grit = 4,000 grit sandpaper = 3 microns 12,000 grit = 8,000 grit sandpaper = 1 micron

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

With this many air pockets/holes it might be a wise idea to vacuum the resin/pouf mix before pressurizing it... I don't know if the Pressure Gauge on your pot can handle a vacuum without breaking but if it can, the Pressure Pot would make a dandy Vacuum Pot without additional modifications - just hook up the vacuum pump instead of the compressor hose... If the Gauge will get damaged by a vacuum, then a Plexiglass or Lexan disk larger that the Pressure Pot rim and a rubber ring the diameter of the pot rim with a Vacuum Gauge and Vacuum Pump connector port would turn the Pressure Pot into a Vacuum Pot that you can watch the project to avoid foam-overs...they shouldn't cost too much if you're interested in adapting your Pressure Pot...

[@shawnsisler3743]

Have you ever made discs of resin in different colors, shaved them on the lathe into ribbons, and placed the ribbons into clear resin to see if they stay ribbons? I love the colors of this bowl..

[@keesv.d.5945]

Hey Peter long time subscriber, I liked the short cleanup time lapse it was a nice addition, great to see more of your content after a long day!

[@bushidobrown9857]

This looks fantastic for any resin project, let alone in January 👌

[@meandjd]

That's come out so beautifully! More pouf related stuff!!!!

[@poisonousnut]

i can’t remember when or how i found this channel but i’m glad i did. thanks for doing what you do.

[@robbiemer8178]

Another beautiful bowl! It occurred to me as I watched that a bowl with some highly polished areas and some finished in a "frosted" or matte finish could look really good. Perhaps something like an "ombre" sort of thing but instead of dark to light, frosted to polished? Regardless, thank you for sharing this with us all!

[@Velikatheia]

This has to be the coolest thing you've made so far.

[@jannaj2719]

Hey Peter! Today I am experiencing a blizzard in Rhode Island. Crazy winds and definitely a snow day. Great project as always!

[@Gkitchens1]

Oh man I hope you do more with these poufs lol that's amazing!

[@patriciaharkin1571]

Love it and it would look awesome as a lamp shade.

[@randomcatlover6261]

What happens when you put aqua sand/hydrophobic sand in resin? Might be a stupid idea but it could also be a way to immortalize really cool sad sculpture thingys..

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Peter .

[@xyz7572]

That is absolutely gorgeous! You should make a sculpture out of the same material!