Why would someone give this video a thumbs down? It's very inspiring to see someone feel so connected to and in awe of their craft. Thank you for the video, Jorge. You ply your trade most sincerely.
I recently retired, but used an old Bausch and Lomb magnifying glass at work due to a vision disorder. Customers started asking me how old the magnifying glass was. I found out it is a Bakelite magnifying glass and dates back to the 1930's because of the art deco design on the handle. I had a collector's item and didn't even know it!! I got another one just like it on Ebay with a yellow handle. I love them!!
Thanks Jorge I share your passion for bakalite it's a wonderful material even old bakalite can be cleaned and polished buitifully your craft is wonderful keep inspiring us Thankyou for sharing your passion.
I have turned a few fountain pens from this material it always amazes me. Yes you develop a passion for this material. I wish I could give your video a thousand likes.
Agradable vídeo, tu solo haces el arte o también haces el material?. Es decir veo que al minuto 3:15 hay un objeto con varios tonos singulares, ellos te los proveen o tu los creas?
LOOK WHAT I FOUND! SO, I am out of the hospital again, I will call you, see if I can come see you on Thurs or Fri or Sat... Keith! BTW, I love this video!
Hello, Thank you for looking at my video. Would you please send me your Email I will contact you . Where are you located? Looking forward to hear from you ,Jorge Caicedo .
wonderful art and material. Congrat. for your art Mr. Caicedo. I like bakelite and sometimes buy it for collection and make islamic rosary. I sent you an email, could you please answer ?
@@piedadceballoscaicedo6506 Hi there, I would like to buy Vintage Bakelite rods from you for Jewlery making can you give me you contact number, Am in USA California thank you Ehsan
You love Catalin plastic - So do I - Everything you show is Catalin - NOT Bakelite - Catalin was invented by Dr Fritz Pollak in 1926 - Leo Baekeland had nothing to do with the invention or production of Catalin. costume jewelry dealers 30 years ago - who wrote the first "Bakelite" jewelry books never did research. they called all modern plastics except lucite - Bakelight. Bakelight cannot be used as a generic name because Catalin is a cast resin [Bakelite is a molded resin] with a different formula and used a different chemical Catalyst [Hence the name - Catalin] - used in manufacture. more important Catalin had a different method to produce the resin. they had numerous different qualities as finished products. 95% of all the Bakelite produced in their factories from 1909-1940 was in powdered or liquid form - Not as a solid material. Catalin was manufactured from liquid state then hardened in lead molds to form in solid chunks including - rods -sheets - blocks. Catalin could be easily machined and carved while Bakelite once molded could NOT. Catalin is the "Gem of Plastics" and should be acknowledged as such. Dr Fritz Pollak - the wizard chemist is the one who gave the world fabulous rich - clear and marbled plastic colorways.
I would watch an 2 hour long documentary on this.
Jorge, you made beautiful pieces of art.
Thank you 🙏
Why would someone give this video a thumbs down? It's very inspiring to see someone feel so connected to and in awe of their craft. Thank you for the video, Jorge. You ply your trade most sincerely.
Thank you for your message .
+Eric Blanchard
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:Hello sir
?Do you sell raw materials
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There are people who are void of art in their minds or souls. These are the poor unfortunate souls.
I love my bakelite mags that's for sure.
I was gonna say the same thing lol
It’s not real bakelite.
I recently retired, but used an old Bausch and Lomb magnifying glass at work due to a vision disorder. Customers started asking me how old the magnifying glass was. I found out it is a Bakelite magnifying glass and dates back to the 1930's because of the art deco design on the handle. I had a collector's item and didn't even know it!! I got another one just like it on Ebay with a yellow handle. I love them!!
Thanks Jorge I share your passion for bakalite it's a wonderful material even old bakalite can be cleaned and polished buitifully your craft is wonderful keep inspiring us Thankyou for sharing your passion.
I have turned a few fountain pens from this material it always amazes me. Yes you develop a passion for this material. I wish I could give your video a thousand likes.
This content has only one disadvantage: It is far to short. 💎
Wow! What passion for art. Well made video.
Absolutely stunning work!
I love anything Bakelite!
AK mags brought me here.
How can I get some of these rods ?
Agradable vídeo, tu solo haces el arte o también haces el material?.
Es decir veo que al minuto 3:15 hay un objeto con varios tonos singulares, ellos te los proveen o tu los creas?
Ohhhh I get it now. Now I finally know why bakelite AK mags are so expensive.
perfect
AK mags!
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Do you have any Bakelite for sale? i am interested in both raw in carved and completed pieces! thank you Laura
LOOK WHAT I FOUND! SO, I am out of the hospital again, I will call you, see if I can come see you on Thurs or Fri or Sat... Keith! BTW, I love this video!
DO YOU SALE THIS MATERIAL?
More.......we need more
How can I communicate with this wonderful shop
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How can I contact with you mr.Jorge ?
Hi mr Jorge.. Im interested in buying raw matrial from you if still have it.
Do you have more Bakelit ? İ need
Hi mr Jorge, Bakelite is my dream for long time ago, I start collect some from antique market. Can I buy any thing from you. Thank you
Hello, Thank you for looking at my video. Would you please send me your Email I will contact you . Where are you located? Looking forward to hear from you ,Jorge Caicedo .
You can write me a message to the Email at the end of the video.
Thank you very much ,Jorge CMdO
Jorge Eduardo Caicedo
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Hi, Can I buy the Bakelite material before you make it design.
wonderful art and material. Congrat. for your art Mr. Caicedo. I like bakelite and sometimes buy it for collection and make islamic rosary. I sent you an email, could you please answer ?
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I love I like to know something about -to-date Ba Arabic language Why do not you translate this section
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If someone have some old Bakelite please contact me 🤗
We only sell vintage Bakelite
@@piedadceballoscaicedo6506 Hi there, I would like to buy Vintage Bakelite rods from you for Jewlery making can you give me you contact number, Am in USA California thank you Ehsan
هوايه جميله
شني ماده بكلايت
اول بلاستيك صنعه الانسان في اواءل القرن الماضي.
These are plastic not bakelite.
you means plastic?
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You love Catalin plastic - So do I - Everything you show is Catalin - NOT Bakelite - Catalin was invented by Dr Fritz Pollak in 1926 - Leo Baekeland had nothing to do with the invention or production of Catalin. costume jewelry dealers 30 years ago - who wrote the first "Bakelite" jewelry books never did research. they called all modern plastics except lucite - Bakelight. Bakelight cannot be used as a generic name because Catalin is a cast resin [Bakelite is a molded resin] with a different formula and used a different chemical Catalyst [Hence the name - Catalin] - used in manufacture. more important Catalin had a different method to produce the resin. they had numerous different qualities as finished products. 95% of all the Bakelite produced in their factories from 1909-1940 was in powdered or liquid form - Not as a solid material. Catalin was manufactured from liquid state then hardened in lead molds to form in solid chunks including - rods -sheets - blocks. Catalin could be easily machined and carved while Bakelite once molded could NOT. Catalin is the "Gem of Plastics" and should be acknowledged as such. Dr Fritz Pollak - the wizard chemist is the one who gave the world fabulous rich - clear and marbled plastic colorways.
You do realize this video is over 10 years old and that you're essentially talking to yourself here, right? Take those meds