A different way of pouring
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Karin Voorhis
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Oh wow that is really cool. would you like to share your pour process? I just love this whole effect.
cnirenberg
Member
Looks kinda like Russianwolf's new avatar.:biggrin:
You're right it sure does....scary.
GoodTurns
Member
i was thinking Jerry Garcia would buy one of those...
workinforwood
Member
That's awesome looking enough for me Neil. I have no idea how you get it to do that without any color blending and swirling around.
wolftat
Product Reviews Manager
I am still working with this so I am going to keep it quiet until it is perfected, I would like to see the lines as straight and as thin as possible. The one part I can share now is that it involves the use of nylons and it took a lot longer to make than it was worth......so far.
glycerine
Member
Nylons? As in pantyhose? That sounds sexy Neil!!!
Constant Laubscher
Member
I have actually made a pouring mold for something similar a couple of years ago.
All depends on the gel time.
All depends on the gel time.
bitshird
Member
Pretty snazzy casting Neil.
wolftat
Product Reviews Manager
Don't think about me like that, I'm taken.
wolftat
Product Reviews Manager
This is Alumilite, the gel time is very short.
Ligget
Member
Don't think about me like that, I'm taken.
ROTFLMAO!!!!
:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:
Great blank, looks like it was supposed to turn out that way, keep up the good work!
leestoresund
Member
Jerry Garcia
I'm pretty sure that Jerry Garcia is dead, but the Cherry Garcia guys might like it. It is sort of rainbow colors.
Lee
I'm pretty sure that Jerry Garcia is dead, but the Cherry Garcia guys might like it. It is sort of rainbow colors.
Lee
workinforwood
Member
I have reached that point where the product will barely pour. When this happens, will it still crush the bubbles?
wolftat
Product Reviews Manager
Yes it still comes out the same. I will say that if it wasn't for the bitter cold around here, I wouldn't have been able to keep the colors seperate. I have taken to leaving my "B "container sitting on top of my furnace to keep it usable. It takes about 45 minutes to drip 16 ounces of "B" from the 5 gallon tap to my container.
workinforwood
Member
Yes, my 5 gal of B is in the basement, probably 60 down there. I would say it takes about 45 minutes for it to fill up a half gallon container. It's like a runny nose that isn't so runny!
wolftat
Product Reviews Manager
That's about how mine is. Definetly has slowed down production.
SuperDave
Member
.... oookaaaay then.... guess you could'a kept that part quiet...
Neil, I think I have the solution.... try wearing waders instead of nylons... it might calm you down a bit and help you with getting "straight" lines.:biggrin:
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wolftat
Product Reviews Manager
Not until they start putting zippers in them, I don't like getting my feet wet..... oookaaaay then.... guess you could'a kept that part quiet...
Neil, I think I have the solution.... try wearing waders instead of nylons... it might calm you down a bit and help you with getting "straight" lines.:biggrin:
Jgrden
Member
Fantastic.