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- Making resin injection bubble free custom Joby Gorilla Pod Cold shoe camera mounts using a two part PolyUrethane from Innovative Polymers (Rampf)
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This was worth watching just to see you using boards with elastic bands on the mold, rather than just elastic bands, which can deform the mold. I haven't started casting yet, just soaking up loads of info before i do.
Nice vacuum/pressure pot setup! Very nice how you added heat so simply!
freedom fighter thanks!
Excellent editing and camera placement. Very enjoyable to watch. Thank you!
Hey, this was great, thank you for sharing your knowledge! Subscribed.
Thanks!
Awesome video, Very imformative, Thanks I'm Looking into Duplacating parts for old Cars an Harleys that can't be had anymore
Awesome video. Thank you for sharing this. I love the results I get from degassing, but I so need a pressure pot as well.
good job
How do you clean out the syringe? Seems like frequent injections with a plastic syringe would clog it really quickly.
Is there a special syringe for this? What’s the best way to clean it? Because i thought about washing the syringe before the resin cures but I fear that that thing will cure in the sink. Is there a product that dissolves whatever resin is left in the syringe? Thank you
Great Videos! Very informative. Could you make a video of the use and construction of a pressure pot?
Brendan Lagather Thanks, glad you like them. possibly, I am looking for a new 10 gallon pressure tank. Who knows when I will find one.....
what happens to the syringe? can it be cleaned and reused? or is it wasted for each cast?
This is nearly identical to the part i want to make for my rifle. I need a connecting adapter from the rear of my rifle to the stock. Had the desire to make a custom part either by grabbing random PVC products at homedepot or casting my very own. Im just worried that material of the cast would eventually crack eventually from the recoil. Now im more interested in what you do than making my cheapy 9mm look like an MP5 lol.. If anyone has any tips i would appreciate it especially if they've used resin casts as a durable part rather than a prop
Are you putting pressure on it or degassing with vacuum? I didn’t understand that part properly. Great video!
I have Polytek casting resin easy flo 60 but I don't de gas it not enough time with only 2 to 3 minutes I need to mix larger amounts and cast more items I have a tank for degassing need to build a system like yours! impressive.
David Rusterholz use a resin with a longer pot life so you can degas properly and get the results you want. Thanks for the comment. feel free to share on social media.
Hi, I cast resin fishing lures which have 10% microbubbles filler added. I use a long potlife resin and pressure cast at 80psi. I can never get a completely bubble free cast, there are always bubbles on the top of the piece that require drilling/filling. Is 80psi not enough pressure because of the extra viscosity caused by the microbubbles?
excellent video and process
Nice video! Would injecting resin with a seringe be an advantage over 'hand pouring' , to fill up 'air spots' inside your model? I want to start casting soon, but I don't have a vacuum/pressure chamber.
For two part molds and small parts it's almost the only way
@@EricStrebel I have these little cat figures, very simple in detail, basically just big head, body and limbs/tail, and I want to make one part molds for them, so I'll try the seringe method instead of pouring from cup.
Ok, best of luck with your project
Great video !!
Is there any resin that is translucent, high tear resistant and a bit flexible?
Yes, many durometers are available
Hello. What type of silicone do you use for the mold? I have used a few different types and find that when pressure potting it seems to "squeeze" the mold making the molded part just slightly smaller than the master that was created to make the mold. Do you take that into consideration when making the mold, or does that kind of silicone not shrink?
Check the shrink factor on the date sheet from the manufacturer. I use a quality silicone and don't factor that into the equation, but you should consider it for larger parts.
Nice video but I don't think you can call it high pressure injection as you do at 3:52
No way you can reach high pressure with a syringe and if you could it would take more than rubber banda to hold the mold together.
Still an interesting technic demonstatrtion
I also would like to know if the syringe is reusable, those large ones in particular are not cheap.
Yes, sometimes I can reuse them, let them set up and often times you can pull them apart and reuse, compressed air is helpful to remove stuff in the barrel +DukeNukemDesign
Hi
I wish to make a 30 cm silicone rubber sleeve with a uniform thickness of 5 mm , any ideas ? All I see on CZcams is nice solid products . Nothing was made hollow !! Thanks
great video, thanks!
anyone know how to eliminated hydrophobic effect on plastic or urethane paint coating?
Can you do a video about slip casting resin in a RTV silicone mold. I am doing lamp bases so I need the volume/ size but I need a hollow part. Plaster is just too damn heavy, and not strong.
You can watch this video, I think this is what you are looking for czcams.com/video/-_1j7UXPdf4/video.html
Great video! I'm thinking about mass producing car spoilers using some sort of injection. Would you recommend poly for this or is there a harder material you would use?
+flash2042 thanks glad you like it. Tough to say, since I don't know the scope of your project. Poly is cheap, but its a good start, perhaps urethane resin once you work out the details.
Hello Eric, I've been looking for a solid vacuum pump. What are you using there? It seems to be able to pull air out to create a vacuum and push air in for pressure casting.
I am using a Pro-Set pump from CPS for my vacuum set up, the pressure pot uses air from my home made air compressor. You can watch the video here czcams.com/video/F0rkzVbExmI/video.html thanks for checking out the video, and your comment, good luck casting George Syrimis
Great job and thank you for the playlist- can you add baby powder to resin Incase the part ever needs to be sanded?
You can sand the resin even with out the baby powder
hello sir.. great work... how u clean the syringe? or is that one time use syringe?
MCPM Official check out the resin tips and tricks video for the answer.
sir pls make a vdo on how to make nylon gears
if you molded a troff into the top of the mold it would continuously feed the part
Trapped air needs to escape, so that is not a good way to go
how do you regulate your compressor so it pushes out 60 psi? I can never figure that out
Steven nope with a pressure regulator, on the compressor, then a gauge on the tank to verify.
How strong are the parts? Stronger than 3D prints?
Yes, a lot stronger
this is ok i you need to make a lot of replica but if you need to get 2 or 3 extra i think it is cheaper to buy it considering the high price of resin etc...
can you use polyurethane resin on ceramic molds or rubber silicone? thanks in advance.
+paul gutierrez Silicone for sure, ceramic molds may need a release agent applied to them.
Eric Strebel thank you so much for the reply.
Whats the different between a vacuum chamber and pressure pot? If I already own a vacuum chamber should I get a pressure pot also?
BrandonTezenoTV A pressure pot is the opposite of a vacuum chamber. It is used to crush bubbles in the resin to a smaller size. You will get the best results if you vacuum degas your resin first then cure the part in the pressure tank to crush any bubbles that are left, if you have any bubbles left to crush, you shouldn't,...but if you want perfectly clear parts then a pressure tank is a must. You will get stronger parts as well with a pressure tank, in my opinion, but you will need a degas the pats first for the highest performance parts.
on what basis are these colours - oil, acrylic?
Not entirely sure, uses one that are for urethane resins, they would not be water soluble. lenny108
I can't figure out how to order the resin on their site. Anyone know how to place an order?
What vacuum chamber and pressure pot would you recommend purchasing?
0newingedcrow I have a vac tank from Best value vac, buy what you can afford. I built a pressure tank from a 2.5 gal paint sprayer. Looking for a 10 gallon unit! Thanks for the question, feel free to share on social media.
Thank you very much. I don't have a large budget and have never built a pressure tank. Is there any chance you could make a video on how you made yours?
How hard are those pices 60 v
Very, shore 80 I think
How do I add heat to my pressure pot? What brand of pressure pot?
CS Custom Lures Pressure pots can be anything that can handle the pressure, but generally they are maid from pressure paint tanks. Mine is an old 80psi paint tank that I converted to a pressure pot. I added heat from a coffee pot warmer. Make sure you like and subscribe to my channel. www.botzen.com
+Eric Strebel I currently have a 5 gallon tanks and a 2.5 gallon tank. Your heating element peaked my interest! I would love to add one to my tanks!
+CS Custom Lures
coffee pot warmers are readily available on ebay, you could use a heated blanket as well. Let me know when you post a new video of your casts. Good luck!
How do you clean the syringe after you injected resin?
Jeffrey Dempster watch my resin tips and tricks video and find out czcams.com/video/c2HBuM85EA4/video.html
what can i use to make the body for a rear car light? which resins?
Crystal Clear from Smooth-On
only shit that's so neat
its a brilliant video.
We are casting transparent polyurethane in an aluminium profile which is open on the casting end. We degass the polyurethane and make it entirely bubble free and pour it into the aluminium profile . The gel time for our polyurethane is about 30 minutes. So post degass and mixing we still have about 10 minutes left .
After pouring it into the profile the bubbles start forming again and again and again. its quite depressing to see bubbles in the profile. kindly help us out with a solution. We let the Polyurethane cure at room temperature for 24 hours. We do not have an option of pressure casting.
Kindly help us out with a solution. Thanks
+lakhan agarwal Sounds like a moisture issue. Where are you located?
Can you go to www.botzen.com and contact me from there so I can help you.
What chamber brand?
I have added links in the description
You better try 3D printing