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which grit of SiC are you using for your crucibles ? I experience the crucible to become very soft when heating up the aluminium and i can hardly use it before the cruzible breaks down

The Italians are coming. Run!

Eeen Soviet Russia, glass cut YOU!

Well now I wanna see this done by gluing raw maceroni together or something, could make all sorts of shapes with a maceroni sculpture

Cook them less

Love the creativity, great job!! it takes talent to be able pull-off this one!! :D

Hi, can you use these crucibles in a kiln

Great video as always! I'd love to see more like this! This concept reminds me of NileRed's videos or mittensquad's video game challenges.

The skit lmao 🤣

I hear you say, "My fridge is broken" and all I can imagine is that you probably were using it to some how melt metal. 🤣 After what I've seen you do on this channel, I wouldn't be shocked by such a thing.

Well I will say you have a great imagination.

Riktīgs Nameja gredzens :D Bija prieks skatīties

So, gluten free spaghetti is kind of like bubble gum? You should never eat gum. LOL. That is some tough stuff.

Let me know if you enjoy these kinds of videos. I have more similar style projects on my list that I could do. *Bon appétit*

there is no reason to peel carrots or potatoes. thats just wasting food. you peel oranges, not carrots.

Is there reason to be concerned about fumes when doing this indoors?

How interesting, thanks for sharing! Can I ask - not a scientist - is it safe to use the microwave on it's side? Cause I thought the waves were from the top, "bounces" around the sides and the rotating plate helps the electro-waves hit all sides of the object for even heating (when used right side up)? I'm interested in using a taller mwk like yours but it wont fit unless on it's sides 🤔

Hi, I've downloaded the stl's. can you make the steps into stl's, please ?

I just noticed that this video was unlisted for who knows how long, so I am just publishing it again. I don't know if people get notifications on videos that are unlisted and then made public again...if you did and you have seen it before, well now you know why. 😀😀

Awesome Ideas Great Game idea at the end

Simply amazing!!!

Some of your links are dead. And the waterglass link is $22 for shipping.

B*ll Shee**t

Nie da się krócej,zwięźlej i bez zbędnego pierdolenia oraz błagania o srajki,sruby oraz srajskrypcje??

Does the wool and tape method here work better than the solid microwave kilns they sell online?

Wow what a great introduction to melting all kinds of metals. 100% will watch this again before I start melting aluminum ❤

Thank you for this video!! My daughter and I were stranded last night at midnight with a dead battery and no one around, while I was close to starting, turning over two or three times before hearing the click, my car was not able to start. I had 50% battery on a Ryobi 18 volt 4ah. Vehicle, 2001 4Runner. Used two sockets to extend the terminals and hooked up the cables, charge for approximately 5 minutes drain the Ryobi battery and my car started right up . 24 hours later and I'm still riding the high that I got from jump-starting my car with a drill battery

the screw stripped, and its not your fault. robinsons all the way!

OMG! I bow to you!

Hello, do you think this method could be useful to cut little cristal medicine ampoules (the ones you have to break to take the medicine with a syringe)? Or is there some easier way to do it since the glass is so thin? I have in mind some miniatures i would like to try with cristal ampoules. Thanks, hope you can respond. Loved your ideas ❤🥰!

Excellent vid. Kind of jarring.

Crazy results for just DIY tools. Thanks for sharing your process and findings. What I didn’t understand 100% was how the vacuum works. Why doesn’t it suck the molten metal all the way into the vacuum cleaner?

Ever consider trying stainless steel 3D printing filament? e.g. If you can print plastic, you can make pure metal parts. The stainless Filamet enables one to print bound-metal filament on common 3D printers and debind & sinter printed parts in common kiln equipment. Once parts have been fired in a sintering furnace, the result is a 100% metal 3D printed part.

Very cool.

Wow........ish.😮

Wow. NICE

I need more information about how to make a kiln out of a microwave.

Great job man.

🌹🌹🌹

Really inefficient, expensive and time consuming way of making such a simple part. STUPID !

This is madness, but in a who could argue with success way. Also, the hone on your brass peg turned out great.

I’ve really been subscribed for 8 years

You should lower the sound of hair driyer while editing the video 🫨

Now- to make 3 more so they all match! Nice work, talk about overkill for making a hook! I like it :P

now usually these are not very helpful but as someone who works extensively with silicon and makes moulds, this was fantastic. and is an incredible idea that is concise and very clear.

Would it be possible to reuse the mold for multiple castings? I don't understand the vacuum cleaner vacuum station purpose, is the mold so porous that it lets the air pass?

What fun! For me, I would not mess about trying to cast the screw threads. I would cast the item without threads ans then drill and tap it afterwards. It takes a bit of practice, but not much.