BUY vs DIY - Recreating a $200 Gem Lamp
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0:00 Intro
0:40 Iridescent laser tests
8:03 3D model and âsmallâ test
11:08 Making the shade
15:47 Making the light
18:54 Final reveal of DIY
20:12 Reveal of âbuyâ
22:50 BUY vs DIY comparison
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I wish I wasn't allergic but ill probably buy as a gift for someone else to show support for everything y'all do.
Hey Evan & KateIyn! I love your vids! I used this iridescent film stuff with thermoplastic for a school project and you guys inspired me to use the abundance that I have left over. I put it on my windows to make iridescent fake stained glass!
Hello!
loved the video as always! just wanted to mentaion that if you wanna warn for flickering lights, there's another moment at 23:22 that isnt signified
@@bleujay6127 that sounds like it'll look really cool!
I think your lamp looks a bit like a fairy greenhouse, whereas the buy looks like a glowing rock in a mystical cave â€ïž I like them both a lot!!
those are very apt comparisons! Love them
Yes! I could imagine a little diorama in there of miniatures lit up from the bottom
Good description.
I could imagine lil fairies in there
Yes yes. I gree.
itâs actually made by blowing glass into a mold and thatâs why the edges are smooth and rounded. đ
Yup, just like soda bottles are made! And they don't paint it or cover it in a film to make it iridized, they spray it with metal salts while it's still glowing hot so micro metal crystals form.
@@mwater_moon2865 wow your smart
@@mwater_moon2865 Always wondered how they would get any sort of pigment to adhere in such a way, makes sense it's not pigment at all.
@@mwater_moon2865 With all this in mind, they probably could've done something similar with resin.
@@justyouraverageweirdo Similar how? Shaped like blown glass? I doubt it, as resin tends to drip and take a VERY long time to set as compared to glass solidifying as it's being blown. Now you COULD do it with plastic, as that is also often injection molded (though it's usually vacuumed into place by sucking air out of the mold rather than air blown into place like glass.) But resin isn't going to go from liquid to solid fast enough to stay in place without drips.
While I do like the smooth seams of the purchase, I find the crafted piece overall more aesthetically pleasing. Your facets seem to show their color individually, the light is far better implemented. Overall, I think yours is simply higher quality.
The only real win the purchase has for me is that it is glass. But that's not a huge factor compared to everything else.
I think that if you really want glass that you can buy a cheap photoframe and just use that glass (I haven't watched the vid yet, so I don't know how they made theirs...yet).
Totally agree!
there's a bonus to DIY that wasn't mentioned... you can make as many shells as you like, different designs, different materials, colours, sizes, and fairly easily swap between them. the customisability here is quite valuable.
The only thing I actually preferred about the buy is that the base kind of tucks in, it doesnât just jut straight down to the base like E&Kâs does. If theyâd made theirs have a few âbaseâ segments of the acrylic on bottom to make it more of a geometric rock shape, itâd be perfect. I prefer their seams and the effect it has by refracting light differently on each face.
Yes! I agree!
I personally LOVE the DIY one more, cause the light source kinda looks invisible? and that's pretty magical to me! The infinity effect is also amazing. The only thing the buy has going for it is the finish. but 10/10 I would choose the DIY over the Buy
So just an FYI: be very careful cutting plastic film with a laser. Most Iridescent film is PET which is perfectly fine to cut with a laser, but be very careful to not cut vinyl based films as they off gas hydrochloric acid which can not only be dangerous to breath in, but can also ruin the mirrors in the laser.
Very good tip! We looked into it beforehand to make sure we could cut it
@@EvanAndKatelyn I would really appreciate it if you mention stuff like that, so people won't try to imitate you without checking
@@missbeaussie by "imitate it" they mean if someone watches E&K cut iridescent film with a laser and have no problems, then tries it without checking if the film is laser safe (since it isn't directly mentioned in the video that not all films are laser safe) it could end in disaster.
@@missbeaussie is reading often difficult for you?
@@missbeaussie but E&K didn't say that they had checked beforehand. In fact, with editing, they make it look like they just dove in head first and started experimenting. Watching their trouble with applying the film my first thought was "hey, I have some Cricut stuff that might work for that, I bet it might be easier and cheaper!" but it's vinyl, which I don't find out could be VERY dangerous until the comments.
And waiting til the comments for warnings is ALWAYS a no-no.
They're both really good, just completely different vibe. The buy is more of a fantasy-like soft glowing crystal and the DIY version certainly looks fits more in the sci-fi or maybe some cyberpunk-like aesthetics.
The only red flag for me when it comes to the buy one is the lack of ability to change the lightbulb. I mean I'm paying all this money, I'd like my lamp to last longer then life of its lightbulb.
If its an LED then you don't have to change the lightbulb for a very long time. There might be a way to open the bottom but we can't see it.
On the other side, in a house with a cat, the glued to base is safer and more stable/sturdy. I do hope that there is really a way to change the light short of removing the entire base, but if you want to get down to it, E&K's light base will have to be completely remade once their LEDS start to fail too....
Plus I don't like the look of the light in the buy. It's just a big glowing rod in the middle. The diffused leds in the base of theirs looks so much cleaner.
@@cryofpaine It is absurd that you can't change the bulb. It's honestly a shame because then you could possibly put their light array in the bought shell.
@@KaiseaWings my thoughts as well buy the glass one and make your own light's.
if combined- glass shell with your lights- it would be the ULTIMATE lamp
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Right?? The buy should be reaching out to them!!
I prefer the one you guys made. I like the sharpness and how more colors are refracted.
Yeah Same here
They are both beautiful. What I want to see: when the non-servicable light breaks, take the bought one apart and install your kind of base into it. The resulting No 3 would probably beat both in the category aeshtecs.
Good idea!!!
Oohhh yes!
Very much this!
Since cast glass isn't really a diy-able thing, I was hoping they might use the diffusion grating to make a mold and resin it just since that's closer in feel to the cast glass of the bought lamp, but I am ALL about DIY repairs and upgrades to keep things out of landfills.
Iâve noticed that the âQualityâ category is often kind of ambiguous in this series. I feel like you could split it into two different categories: âCraftsmanshipâ and âDurabilityâ because sometimes you make something less durable but with incredible craftsmanship like floodle the cloud lamp!! You guys should win quality every time lol
theirs looks like you'd find it in a mystical cave full of fairies, yours looks like it would be a source of energy or light on a vibrant, neon alien planet. both equally as beautiful.
I was truly torn when I saw the nice smooth edges of the bought one, but like Evan mentioned, there is just something aesthetically pleasing about the sharp edges of the one you made as well. Plus, I love the light base. Gah! Such a hard choice.
Rather than one winning over the other, I recommend making more in different shapes and putting them all around your house like youâre living in a fantasy cave.
Yep! This! Do this! Just the best idea ever!
then plants plants PLANTS
As someone who uses CNC lasers in my shop for around 7 years, I may be able to answer a few of your concerns about the laser. Highly reflective materials can degrade the cutting ability since less of the energy is being absorbed by the material, but it won't reflect back into your tube or damage your machine. The focus length is determined by the lens but power and shape of the beam rapidly diverges and diffuses like a cone on the other side of your focal length. It can't travel back across the mirrors once it goes through the lens because its no longer a cylindrical straight beam like it was before the lens. It can of course damage your eyes so make sure to wear your eye protection with proper filters for the right wavelength as usual. Co2 is 10.6 um and some lasers have filters on the glass viewing window too. As for the "flashes" seen at 6:49 the honeycomb table is reflecting some energy back upwards as the light passes over each metal cell in the honeycomb. Sometimes these reflections can score the underside of your work depending on the power/speed. It can mean that the power is a little too high for the application since a lot of unused energy is remaining after the work is done and the cut is finished. For higher powers, blade tables are good for heavier cuts and remove the frequency of this "backflash" on the underside of your work. Lasers are fun but deserve respect so your cautious approach around them is healthy!
Happy making!
The light reflecting back won't get to the tube, yes, but it will absolutely create more heat in the lens and potentially crack it. Those are wear items anyway but that's a LOT more wear on it.
Thank you for your info! Nice to know the mechanics behind it
And evidently, as someone else pointed out, don't cut vinyl based films as they off gas hydrochloric acid which is bad for you AND the laser....
I genuinely like the lamping system you all used over the manufactured one.
Iâd say that for $200 that lamp was worth it. Your lamp is one of a kind and very modern and a totally different, awesome look! AMAZING WINS for both!
I gotta agree, this one is definitely a draw. Both are beautiful, each has its own pros and cons, and I would be thrilled to have either (or both!) in my home. I do think E&K's looks better in the dark, though, despite not being as bright. It just looks SO COOL!
Same!
Pro!
Same I agree 100%.
They both look really cool. Love the orange glow theirs gives off that is my favourite colour
Yeah i think the bought one is actually too bright in a sense that the light drowns out the actual glass piece whilst the one they made beautifully accentuates the colors of the acrylic geode "crystal"
If the bought is glass it might be blown into a mold and there is a a coating for glass specifically for iridescent affects. Very hard to compare the make and buy cause they are both so nice and made in very different ways đ
Yeah, I think it must be mould-blown, probably industrially at that price (hand blown would be more expensive). I don't know if the iridescence would be dichroic or something applied later like a spray or vacuumed film layer? They are both very pretty though! I think the buy would have benefited from a diffused light like the make for additional *ambiance* âš
I didn't think of a mold but that makes a lot of sense for its look
Had to google it, the Corning Museum of Glass shows a video using heated stannous chloride crystals and then holding the glass over the gas to get the iridescent effect. Are there any paints for plastics that can create the same effect? More research is needed, this is such a cool Make :-)
@@CM-yu6ms Iridized glass is made by spraying metal salts on it while it's still red hot. Ferric (iron) chloride for more of an orange, or "marigold" coloring, with Chloride of antimony on top of that for more of a blue tone, and stannous (tin) chloride for the more typical rainbow effect.
If it were dicro (it's not!) it would be metal vapors in a vacuum chamber, have to be done while the glass was still flat, and cost on the order of $2000. No really, a flat circle of dirco glass is 18" in diameter and cost around $200 all by itself, and dicro does not like the kinda temps you need for mold blowing so it'd have to be capped before the pressing and def hand done.
The buy they have is a factory piece that was sprayed with stannous chloride as soon as it was taken from the mold before it was annealed.
@@symark1971 There are paints that contain pigment particles that can reflect light in multi directions, but the pigment is going block light going through it, it's more like micro fine glitter than what the tin salt does with glass. Now what E&K HAVE done before with resin (and I've even seen Ann Reardon from How to Cook That do it with chocolate since it's all texture) is use diffraction grating, which will make rainbows from any light reflected off of it.
I love how nonchalant Evan is about answering Katelyn's questions while holding iridescent film in his mouth, total pro. :)
thanks to this video i got so intrigued by the lamp and bought it for myself. was it expensive? yes. was it worth it? omg yes!! the lamp is by far my favorite night lamp. i can't sleep without it on and i would literally cry buckets if anything happens to it. idk i guess i just wanted to come back here and say thank u :>
I canât believe how incredibly beautiful the DIY looks in the dark. I SO WANT THIS! If my apartment was just an empty room, Iâd do anything to have just your diy lamp in there đ Itâs probably really the prettiest thing youâve ever made đđđ
thank you!
I want their lamp too.. AAAAAAAAAAAAH..
I would buy their lamp right now too. The light diffusion and the ability to have any side be the viewable side is really the game changer here. I want it! â€
I want one too. It's gorgeous.
To get the smooth edges, I'd say they use a vacuum machine. They get a sheet of plastic, melt it (sort of) and then just push it onto a mould. I used one in highschool so I can't remember the exact name of the machine but it was pretty cool
It's called a vacuum former.
they used something similar to make molds from potatoes a long while back!
But itâs glass, I think you can vacuum form glass right?
Its just blown glass lol
@@Lukewarm326 yup. it's just blown glass, they have a mold and blow a 'bubble' of molten glass until it takes the shape. also how they make bottles, jars.and lightbulbs
They're both giving really dif vibes. But you guys just got your head cracking in there, with the light source! That was so cool, and it has the limitless edgeless feel to it.
The light is soooooo much better on the ones you guys made. Amazing work Evan and Katelyn.
What if, with Simoneâs recently discovered love of stained glass making, you guys challenged her to make a stained glass version of this?
When someone mentions two youtubers and u know them both: *happy dance
She sounded like she was beginning a stained glass journey⊠it would be a fun day watch! :)
Yes, I saw that video recently and was wondering "hmmm they (Evan and Katelyn) should've gave it a try... it doesn't look that much harder..." of course laser cutting it is much easier, but for the quality... (But for the reflective layer they would need to cut by hand or cricut it...)
The best way I've found to describe the difference is that the BUY is more fantasy-like (glowing fairy gem) and the DIY is more sci-fi like (very modern and mirror-y). I love both and would have a hard time choosing too!
I totally agree
Omg they're both amazing. Your version looks so cool. Honestly after seeing all your work I kinda see why the original is so expensive haha.
Wish you could do a hybrid! The glass shell and your light would be so much cooler
Your excitement over you how well you did was so great and well deserved
I think e DIY would look incredible on a rotating turntable, when Evan was spinning it around with the lights off it was mesmerizing
I was thinking the exact same thing!
@@djart4715 me too!
I feel like your lamp is something I would buy over the other strictly on serviceability alone. Plus the rigid corners are more my thing. đ
Their light is no more serviceable. Once the LEDS start to fail, the specialty strip is under all those glued layers too.... So if you can get through the glues on either lamp to get to the light element itself, unlike what looks like a florescent tube, specialty LED strips and custom milled parts aren't going to be very readily available.....
@@mwater_moon2865 I donât think that the layers over the light are glued on top of the light the layers are glued together but they are staying in place because of the frame surrounding it that is the gold mirror. So it is removable however I am with you on the fact that it would be harder to find a replacement if it was sold commercially vs a simple led bulb
that was DEFINITELY one of the most beautiful things you've ever made!
I think your lamp is way trippier and more magical. Very well doneđ
I like the sharpness and mainly smoothness of yours more. And you absolutely won in the light department. I'd definitely bought yours.
I had blast watching your video yet again, so much fun!
BUY vs DIY is my favorite segment of your videos! It would be fun to see a friendly competition between the two of you where you each attempt the DIY on your own then compare them both to the bought version.
Your guys wholesome relationship is a great joy to watch!
I would LOVE the shape of the purchased one, but the lightning of the one you made is just perfect.
I agree with the results! I really like how you can remove the top of yours, since that means you can put some other stuff in there if you wanted. It's like a magical display case lamp.
what a glorious thought!!!
Both are amazing, but Iâd pick the DIY! The infinity mirror effect of the faceted sides and the better lighting is just *chefs kiss*
Love your version - the facet reflection just amped up the cool factor.
I like how confident evan is in the beginning. Then katelyn brings in subtle hints of reality â€đ
Omg okay, I found your channel like a few weeks ago and this is my first new video to watch. I'M SO EXCITED. It feels weird not watching 2 year old videos but something that was released 2 minutes ago??
Welcome to the fam! We're often an odd bunch but still good
Welcome!
Welcome to the club!
Welcome to the community :))
Welcome
Probably the best buy vs diy to date! Iâm guessing that the bought one could be casted glass đ
Iâd also like to see the glass crystal with the diy light source!
Oh, I'm pretty sure it is just casted ripple glass haha
Whether it was custom painted or they used special glass, though, I don't know.
I smiled throughout the entire video, and I think your Infinity gem looks Amazing! It was soooooo fun watching you guys create this.
I like yours so much better. Faceted gems aren't rounded at the edges. I like how you can't see the light source in yours and it's more colorful than the Buy. You win!
Personally I like the DIY more!! The clarity of the entire lamp plus the uniform sides makes it a perfect fit for people that like dimmer lighting^^
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It me!!!
I'll definitely make something like this lamp. Maybe not as my fitst lasercutter project. I'm doing that next week.
You two made me want to try basically everything my local makerspace has to offer.
have fun with the laser cutter!
Subscribed just in case you make a video on it! ;)
Like em both. Very fraggle rock with a moon glow.
The glass is a different beast. Interesting too how they make it.
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Saw all the iridescent stuff in your Instagram, I've been so excited for this project!
the shiny is strong with this one!
your channel is one of the only channels i can watch when my anxiety is high - you guys really calm me down and create a safe space on youtube - thank you.
It's a good comfort channel
Same
Right?! Me too! Calmed me right down. They are just so dang lovely
having their stream vods on in the background when I'm having a bad anxiety or overwhelm day is the most calming thing... even when I'm not particularly interested in what they're playing they're just calming to listen to
Thank you for savoring the peelies! It came out great and the peelies were bonus satisfaction
yours is like a lit up clear crystal. you get that gorgeous rainbow effect, the movement, the depth.
the bought one looks like a lit up moonstone. it's milkier, and mysterious, but you lose the depth.
i like both, tbh. usually I prefer your versions over bought ones, but seriously... they are both gorgeous & i'd love to have both types!
Honestly, I really like both of them! I will say yours actually looks more 'natural' to me in shape, as the 'cuts' so to speak mirror actual stress lines in large chunks of crystal! A smoother gem or rock like that has often been tumbled beforehand, so yours definitely feels like it came straight from the mines opposed to having been prepared for a few hours.
Source: I was a pretty big crystal nerd when I was a little kid, lol. You can notice the same jagged semi-irregularity if you've ever had rock candy because sugar crystalizes!
Either way, great job!
That lamp around 16:08... It made me think how cool would it be if you put cotton poofs like clouds or a nebula. Nebula trapped in a crystal lamp đ.... Pocket dimension lamp.
I discovered you just yesterday through your video of trying out 5 minutes resin crafts and I absolutely love your content and energy. Thank you so much for making my day
This is so ironic, because as soon as you started the intro, talking about finding something you want to make instead of buy. As a fellow maker (mostly yarn crafts), I was thinking this about Katelynâs sweater in this video, or at least the colour palette đ
I've been waiting for another Buy vs DIY! So excited for this, let's GO!!!
This is my favorite thing you've ever made. If I had to choose which to buy, I would go with yours because the design and function are far more thoughtful. Aesthetics would be a tie if the lighting element on the glass lamp hadn't been so poorly thought out, but I really don't like the idea of the glass lamp only looking good at certain angles -- especially for $200. I would say, on yours, it might be interesting to layer the "sauter" resin a few more times so that it looks more purposeful, but overall, really love the whole thing. Would love to see you revisit this project at some point and see what you would come up with if you were designing, rather than duplicating.
Solder is the word you're looking for. They pronounced it wrong, its meant to sound like sol-der not sauter. đ€Ł
Some moss or coloured resin drips đ
@@AlexaFaie you can pronounce it both ways, both are correct.
@@AlexaFaie I usually hear it pronounced "sodder" with a silent L
@@dr_sera that may be, but it sure as heck ain't spelled "sauter"
Imagine putting a figurine of some sort in it like an action figure, a POP figure, and/or something similar to it.
I prefer the colors and smoothness of the bought one, but your diffused spiral is much superior =) What a fun project!
Tbh I absolutely love the moody light that your diy version gives, itâs much nicer as an ambient light đ
A mini version of this light plus Katelyn's beloved stick from the garage video would make a rad fantasy staff!
Also, I adore the glitter resin "welding." It looks SO cool!
A STAFF WOULD BE SO COOOOL
I'm so glad that CZcams recommended this video. I loved it very muchđđ
Love yours way more also it has the function of being able to put something inside to mirror without the light distraction
MY COMFORT CHANNEL!!! Love you guys, you're the sweetest and most funniest people, I swear!
Lots of love from Germany haha
Mine too
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These could make for perfect bedside table lamps on your now repaired end tables đ
I love yours personally, it's colours are so much warmer and the light reflects better :))
This is my favorite series đyou guys always make me smile thanks đ
This is one of my favorite series of y'all's. It forces you to stretch and design in different ways. You come up with neat techniques to replicate the buy design.
I feel like there should also be some credit due in the fact that for the DIY, pretty much everything went exactly to plan. And to be fair, how often does that really happen in these kinds of builds? Yours came out spectacularly well!!
I love your lamp more because from the view there is more colours. Plus its looks great with light off and on
I like the DIY version you did because if set up right you could have programmable LEDs to do various effects. Thunderstorm with lightning effects? Or flickers or pulses or other things? Tuned to music? Color change? Rotate? Also, the ability to take it apart means you can put something inside it. Like a sculpture, or photo, or whatever.
Finally, I'm surprised as 2 people in love with resin you didn't think to resin print it or make a casting!
love them both! Building a rotating base for it would be amazing! that way you can see all angles without having to move. I just loved when Evan was rotating the DIY version in the dark
Y'all should try crayon melting art! I think it would make a really good video!
Then again it might not make a good video idk
OMG, I love the one you guys made so much more it's so beautiful!
Both the diy and buy are so pretty! Y'all have such fun chill silly vibes, I loved watching the process
Theyâre both amazing but I like the DIY more because thereâs something so satisfying about making things yourself.
I love the new buy vs diy graphics. Super clean and proffesional looking!
I think all of your creations are AMAZING, but this one is the best! Yours looks 10x better!
As always, Katelyn is THE BEST editor!
The result is so gorgeous! I would love to see them do an LED "neon" rope project. Kinda like the neon rainbow in the background but way more intricate.
I saw somebody making neon lights in a diorama by threading a strip of LEDs through a hollow flexible tube (a 3D printer part like a filament âextrudedâ(?) that allowed for shaping and diffusion and MY MIND WAS BLOWN
You two should be proud. This is the most stunning builds I've seen from this channel. That light is so cool!
I think the bought one exterior with yours interior light would be perfect!
yess like the aesthetic of y'all's would fit my room way better but i loved them both!!
I work in my colleges makerspace and I love seeing you two use some of the machines we do! Would love more CNC focused videos! âš
Have you guys ever looked into tumbling rocks? I have a few going on their second grit right now and they're coming out really nice and I feel like it would be really cool to see how you would use them decoratively or to probably accent different resin crafts lol
I would be really interested in seeing a cheap vs expensive video on that!
Couple goals. Love the team vibes đ. Also.... very impressed with recreation!!
I love your creative process. I love the use of uv resin
12:46 - Next Project: Making a resin/wood floor mat to protect our nice resin garage floors đ â€
I love the shape of the buy but you guys win in every other aspect for me đ
same! the only thing the buy had going for it was the smooth edges. That's it.
the harsh lights just completely kill the buy version, and not even being able to change the lightbulb. yours looks so much more magical
This is the first video of yours that I watched and I gotta say I'm absolutely in love with both of you! You're amazing, guys! Thanks for your hard work and incredible energy!
Yâall are starting to get into the architecture side of things, I like it đ well model making because thatâs literally all Iâve been doing in my class
Love this concept, especially given the price of things today. Canât wait for the next one!
I like yours better because there is more mirror depth to yours. The different colors make it beautiful. You win this challenge.
I love yours WAYYYY more! And I love all your projects too!
Yours looks like a sci fi display case, feels like it should hold some kind of ancient relic. Love it
I like the DIY more! The geometric, sharp, modern design, and mirror finish looks really awesome - and the light is definitely more incorporated into the design. You guys did a great job!
This was my first vid I've seen from yall and really like you guys. Great job!