Do not worry. I am still making models, but I am working on another quite tricky project and is quite time consuming, so I made in my free time another DIY video. Primarily because it is fun for me, and It is a pleasant change.
Excelent! You are a genius. You can explain in a simple way a construction of a tool that help us to improve our works. Thank you from Argentina. Daniel
Hey David, I love that you are still making DIY and alternate technique videos! I find many content creators do videos that gives ideas on making your own tools or supplies when their channel is new, and then stop making them when they gain popularity and sponsors. So I just wanted to thank you for adding variety to your channel, and giving me low cost options to experiment with.
Thanks. I still remember the days when I started with models. I did not have an airbrush and usually asked my parents if I can buy new colors. And I am usually sad that someone wants to start with models and he thinks that he needs all the professional tools. I have a need to crete some video series for beginners. I will see.
Thanks for sharing. These tools are generally too expensive for the average or new modeller. It just shows that with a little thought and patience you can come up with something that works so much cheaper. 👍
Great video man! I am sure I will try this one. Only remark will be about you handling a file. With plastic it is ok to move file forward and backward. But with metal you should only make forward move with applied pressure. Backward moves doesn't remove any material and make your file dull.
Nice! Just a small helpful tip. Instead of the superglue for the thread, I would use a threadblocker. Makes it easier to lose the nut if the need should ever arise.
Of course! Clock cogwheels! 😮🌴 Dang it, I just spent a small fortune on "Rosie" tools last year. Please make more of these toolmaking videos. Maybe I can still save money on something that I didn't know I needed for modelling ... 😉
I wondered why you would cut up a perfectly good steel ruler for this, then I recognized you had already done so for your photoetch bender. The ruling marks are good measuring points on the bender, and good glue-holding "tooth"" on the riveting tool where smooth metal could slip out. Very subtle.
I love watching you build models but more of these home-made tools would be great. It's nice watching you use your modelling skills to create things to create models.😁 Your tools are finished to a high standard too, don't look home-made, and probably far better quality than some of the rubbish on sale nowadays. Using steel rules as a cheap source of metal is a clever idea, nice straight edges and 90° corners ~ very handy and, of course, really easy to measure.😀 Cheers for now, Dougie.
i would advise using an old steel butter knife for the handle, you can cut the blade down and drill it and will probably be cheaper than the parts required to make the handle from scratch
Thanks for this "shot and sweet" video. Making these riveting tool will be quick and easy. I like all your videos, but I like best the ones that make specialty tasks easier.
Okay okay.... Ill tell him.... Strip / Metal strip. Wooden strip. As in striptease. Stripe .... A stripe is a line of sorts. Very different sound when pronounced. Love your tip David.
I have been following this Chanel for more than a year and every time a new video comes its so beautiful and extremely professional, keep up your good work David!✈️
While I cannot argue it worked, in the 50 odd years since I was introduced to taps and dies I have never seen anyone attempt to use a tap with an electric drill. Have you tried it with anything more substantial than a steel rule and did it work?
Great to hear you fly RC too...great hobby...I saw some great RC tanks on Motion RC channel that are high enough quality to be weathered/detailed...would love to see that happen sometime...btw still love u ❤️(no homo) 😘
Totally brilliant idea. I was just looking at buying a set and saw the prices . . . very very expensive. What you produced was easily as good as 'Rosie the Riveter', which is deemed as the best on the market. I'm thinking of trying out some of the small Dremel circular saw blades that might not even need the teeth grinding down from square. I also need a curved blade for getting into the small areas like between the wing and the fuselage. This could simply be a section of circular saw that doesn't have to turn . . . similar to the galaxy riveting tool. Many thanks for heading in this direction. Should be good fun too.
Beautiful tools you made 👏👏👏👏 impressive, we haven't seen you build another scalp model, perhaps you'll start printing your own. We can't wait to see another video of yours.
Brilliant. No way I was going to pay the exorbitant prices for the Rosie Riveter tools. I was looking at clock mechanisms, but watch meachanisms are a better idea. Thanks Dave
I used a riveting tool on my 1/32 Revell Beaufighter...It's an old kit and took a couple weeks to rivet but it looked great...(I made a video of the build on youtube)...and then I sprayed it with the airbrush and lost all the rivet detail...The panel scribes were still visible but it really put me off riveting old kits...I'm trying it again on the old Revell 1/32 P38 kit at the moment...
Do not worry. I am still making models, but I am working on another quite tricky project and is quite time consuming, so I made in my free time another DIY video. Primarily because it is fun for me, and It is a pleasant change.
PLASMO - plastic models I don’t care if it’s DIYs or models. Every video is great😉
Very good these videos have some variety.Keep it up :)
great work as usual !!!
Hello, could you please do a chisel one next or in the near future? Thank for all the videos you post tho
Honestly it’s just cool to have a combination of builds and how-to as well. Thanks for sharing. :)
So, would you say the Metal Gears are Solid?
InsaneBase get out👉🏼
Alternate title: A riveting tutorial
Is that supposed to be a pun?😂
Wow, all these years i thought you were someone that look older.
I guess good eyes is required for doing the small details
Idk why but I tought you was asiatic
considering that "niichan" means older brother in Japanese, yes i am Asian.
"Someone that look folder" XD
@@lorenzocaso1269 : Lorenzo ? that sounds norwegian no ?
Excelent! You are a genius. You can explain in a simple way a construction of a tool that help us to improve our works. Thank you from Argentina. Daniel
Hey David, I love that you are still making DIY and alternate technique videos! I find many content creators do videos that gives ideas on making your own tools or supplies when their channel is new, and then stop making them when they gain popularity and sponsors. So I just wanted to thank you for adding variety to your channel, and giving me low cost options to experiment with.
Thanks. I still remember the days when I started with models. I did not have an airbrush and usually asked my parents if I can buy new colors. And I am usually sad that someone wants to start with models and he thinks that he needs all the professional tools. I have a need to crete some video series for beginners. I will see.
@@idaemonplasmo More sad is when they dont like making models and stop but they spent much money on the tools
Thanks for sharing. These tools are generally too expensive for the average or new modeller. It just shows that with a little thought and patience you can come up with something that works so much cheaper. 👍
This video was so very interesting. In fact, it was...riveting.
Great video man! I am sure I will try this one. Only remark will be about you handling a file. With plastic it is ok to move file forward and backward. But with metal you should only make forward move with applied pressure. Backward moves doesn't remove any material and make your file dull.
To be perfectly honest: I dont know anything about modeling. I watch your videos because your Voice calms me and I get to see the WWII stuff you make.
Руки из плеч растут . Молодец 👍👌
Very interesting. I use one from the trumpeter, but I’ll see if I do one following your tutorial. Big hug here from Brazil
Well Done, Thank You for this idea. the Clock/watch gears was an inspired choice. Look forward to future projects.
Nice! Just a small helpful tip. Instead of the superglue for the thread, I would use a threadblocker. Makes it easier to lose the nut if the need should ever arise.
Very nice option to these commercial versions. Thank you for sharing your alternative tools with us!!
Of course! Clock cogwheels! 😮🌴 Dang it, I just spent a small fortune on "Rosie" tools last year. Please make more of these toolmaking videos. Maybe I can still save money on something that I didn't know I needed for modelling ... 😉
I wondered why you would cut up a perfectly good steel ruler for this, then I recognized you had already done so for your photoetch bender. The ruling marks are good measuring points on the bender, and good glue-holding "tooth"" on the riveting tool where smooth metal could slip out.
Very subtle.
I will warm this up: counter locking nut:) i am watching your videos with my child. Greeting from Poland
Nice Tool 👍
Молодец!!! Отличная мысль и воплощение👍
Another wonderful tutorial. Yes, please do more of these! Thanks for sharing David
I love watching you build models but more of these home-made tools would be great. It's nice watching you use your modelling skills to create things to create models.😁 Your tools are finished to a high standard too, don't look home-made, and probably far better quality than some of the rubbish on sale nowadays.
Using steel rules as a cheap source of metal is a clever idea, nice straight edges and 90° corners ~ very handy and, of course, really easy to measure.😀
Cheers for now,
Dougie.
Nice, very great idea 😇👌
Thank you for showing this. I had not considered watch gears. Your videos are always neat to follow along with.
These look better than any tool that you can buy commercially. I made the small part folder and love these.
David.......You're a frigging genius, Thanks for everything over the years. You are very cool, you remind me of me
To have the ability to be creative is the best gift that man can have.
Thank for sharing, your work is very beautiful
i would advise using an old steel butter knife for the handle, you can cut the blade down and drill it and will probably be cheaper than the parts required to make the handle from scratch
You are a legend.
Thanks for this "shot and sweet" video. Making these riveting tool will be quick and easy. I like all your videos, but I like best the ones that make specialty tasks easier.
You’re such an artist, keep doing scale models!
Hello, David!
It's perfect. I advise you to engrave on the holder "PLASMO", it will be very cool
I recommend Rolex winding gears. They are made with 516L steel, much stronger than the cheap Seiko ones made from brass.
Great tips from the Master Modeler. Thanks
This video was so riveting
Brilliant! And may be customised as you like!!!
Старая школа)) Все как в учебниках по моделизму))
man i havent watched a plasmo video in so long, feels like coming home
now i can keep the used gears for making my rivet tool.tqvm.
Okay okay.... Ill tell him....
Strip / Metal strip. Wooden strip.
As in striptease.
Stripe .... A stripe is a line of sorts.
Very different sound when pronounced.
Love your tip David.
I have been following this Chanel for more than a year and every time a new video comes its so beautiful and extremely professional, keep up your good work David!✈️
Best modeling channel on CZcams!!!
Thanks, David. Good to see you!
Another really helpful video! Thank you very much for that😊🙏 may I ask you which cargoplane comes next?😁
I don't know yet. Maybe some smaller Russian one.
Awesome home made rivet tools !!!!!!!!!!
Another excellent idea! One more for me to build. Thanks.
While I cannot argue it worked, in the 50 odd years since I was introduced to taps and dies I have never seen anyone attempt to use a tap with an electric drill. Have you tried it with anything more substantial than a steel rule and did it work?
From scale builder to tool builder, nice job Plasmo
Bellisimos tus videos y Excelentes tus trabajos querido amigo
I will definitly try it out! I don't have something like this on my tool rack, so this will become handy if I ll build a plane again.
Great to hear you fly RC too...great hobby...I saw some great RC tanks on Motion RC channel that are high enough quality to be weathered/detailed...would love to see that happen sometime...btw still love u ❤️(no homo) 😘
Check out the most recent video from Make It RC. He went to a crazy scale truck festival with some really awesomely detailed ones!
Nice idea but if you don't have those tools it's cheaper just to buy one. Keep the builds coming.
Next thing we hear David has been kidnapped by Trumpeter! 😁
You are a master modeler,I can watch your videos all day.
You are a true master David, cannot think of anything i do not love about your work. Keep it up and thanks for posting hence sharing your creativity!
This is PURFECT! I have been wanting to make my own, just because I COULD, now I CAN THANK YOU!! YOUR AWSOME!!!
Your series with hand made tools became more and more interesting. All the best for You! ;)
Nice tool man!
The use of old watch gears is a good idea! Awesome video as always!
Totally brilliant idea. I was just looking at buying a set and saw the prices . . . very very expensive. What you produced was easily as good as 'Rosie the Riveter', which is deemed as the best on the market. I'm thinking of trying out some of the small Dremel circular saw blades that might not even need the teeth grinding down from square.
I also need a curved blade for getting into the small areas like between the wing and the fuselage. This could simply be a section of circular saw that doesn't have to turn . . . similar to the galaxy riveting tool. Many thanks for heading in this direction. Should be good fun too.
Nice to see the face behind the skills. Good tips David !!!
Fantastic to watch, your ideas are such a breath of fresh air.
YOU A LEGEND BRO!!! REGG.FROM SERBIA!!!
Beautiful tools you made 👏👏👏👏 impressive, we haven't seen you build another scalp model, perhaps you'll start printing your own. We can't wait to see another video of yours.
hi david, nice work. i made mine from a cheap dremel wood saw disc and a couple of wooden ice cream sticks, it does the job ok. neil
Thanks, nice Idea, couldn’t buy them here in Asia. But making them is no problem.
Brilliant. No way I was going to pay the exorbitant prices for the Rosie Riveter tools. I was looking at clock mechanisms, but watch meachanisms are a better idea. Thanks Dave
BEST build videos on CZcams!!! Your work is absolutely AMAZING!!!
Excellent idea and work!
I really enjoy your videos, they are so relaxing to watch. Hope to see a new one soon.
Up next, David crafts a B-52 from wood....
A creative and minutius work!
Takes me back to when I made my own tools - for real aircraft. Super work there @PLASMO - plastic models
Pretty cool Plasmo! Excellent rivet tools! 👍👍
I like these little tool projects!!
I used a riveting tool on my 1/32 Revell Beaufighter...It's an old kit and took a couple weeks to rivet but it looked great...(I made a video of the build on youtube)...and then I sprayed it with the airbrush and lost all the rivet detail...The panel scribes were still visible but it really put me off riveting old kits...I'm trying it again on the old Revell 1/32 P38 kit at the moment...
you are so talented and inspirational. Thank you for sharing your techniques and tools!
In Borat's voice: Very nice!
just amazing very good skill
Very nice. I find using embossing tape helpful when making rivets on difficult areas.
Watch gears is a genius idea!
Nice work, great idea.
That is awesome! I’m off to find a clock maker/repairer! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!!
Very cool tools. Thanks for the how to. Ron
Hi :) Any chance we get to see you build the Trumpeter 1/200 titanic model?
Great! I'll do it. Thanks!
great creativity.
Now we know the face behind the masterpieces
Díky za tvé videoinspirace Davide. Už týden mám objednané kolečka a budu dělat i ohýbačku. I křídy na pigmenty mám v plánu. :)
What a resourceful idea! Good help for advance modeler!
What a great idea! I was ready to buy a 'genuine' tool but having watched this, I think I will give making one a go..Thanks!
Simplest ideas are often the best. 👍
You have far too much spare time, friend!!😆 Love your work👍
Very cool, next level thinking
G84 Rigid tapping cycle... Awesome! LOL Great video man!
Very cool!!! Thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing your creativity 👍🏻
Bonjour salut à toi de tres bon conseil BRAVO 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You’re a genius.