GamingGecko

Thanks for the info

Maybe Black Mesa?

hello im really wondering, how do i actually make the wax, can i actually make the wax? in this video it gave me the impression that i could make it. its should be time stamped so just click on it, but if not go to 5:17.The man says "2 parts paraffin, and 1 part hot glue". So is it even possible to make wax that wont completely meant to the hand and is good for casting?I'm very new to this and am a bit lost. :Phttps://youtu.be/avFjDDF5hks?t=5m17s

hello im really wondering, how do i actually make the wax, can i actually make the wax? in this video it gave me the impression that i could make it. its time stamped so just click on it.The man says "2 parts paraffin, and 1 part hot glue". So is it even possible to make wax that wont completely ment to the hand and is good for casting?I'm very new to this and am a bit lost. :P

hey im wondering if the guy who made this is actually still monitoring this as im looking to make one

omg an australian thank god

wow that message sent weird

it says "parkside" on the side of the sander but i can find anything that looks the same.

He says in the last paragraph "To preserve your finish, rub some wax or a sealer onto the ring. I used renaissance wax. This prevents the colour from chipping off or darkening as well as prevents the copper from turning your skin green." so no it wont

Omg, i wrote a paragraph and then i pressed "view all steps" now its gone ;-;Alright. Thanks so much for the help, didn't think you could answer the questions XD. So I'm gonna ask some more. If you sanded\filed the red would it turn back to the copper color? Is the black line around the ring the solder? and what is the black spot on the inside of the ring? In the step where you show the ring just quenched there is a sort of dark red with black splatter on it is it able to be finished like that or does polishing and sealing change it to what it is now? Do you need it to be made of 3 sheets, is there a reason that it is? Could it be made out of more thinner sheets? Is the bar pliable? Could it be made of one thick sheet?. I think that's all the questions i have so far, thank you f…

Omg, i wrote a paragraph and then i pressed "view all steps" now its gone ;-;Alright. Thanks so much for the help, didn't think you could answer the questions XD. So I'm gonna ask some more. If you sanded\filed the red would it turn back to the copper color? Is the black line around the ring the solder? and what is the black spot on the inside of the ring? In the step where you show the ring just quenched there is a sort of dark red with black splatter on it is it able to be finished like that or does polishing and sealing change it to what it is now? Do you need it to be made of 3 sheets, is there a reason that it is? Could it be made out of more thinner sheets? Is the bar pliable? Could it be made of one thick sheet?. I think that's all the questions i have so far, thank you for answering so quickly, hope you have another instructable coming soon love to see more of your work, Thanks again.

I also had another idea, what if u used a spay bottle the quench it, i imagine that it would tuen out very strange depending if u used mist or squirt, just a future idea.

He says in the last paragraph "To preserve your finish, rub some wax or a sealer onto the ring. I used renaissance wax. This prevents the colour from chipping off or darkening as well as prevents the copper from turning your skin green." hope that helps

Hey love the ring I just wanted to clarify some of the steps, the solder holds everything together but what is the flux for, could the weld be done without it? Is the color determined on the temperature that the ring gets to when you heat it? Could you have a multi colored ring by keeping one side of the ring cold? and when heated will it changed color while heating or after it gets quenched as if its after how could you determine the colour? Could the color be changed after you quench it the first time. Lastly if the color can be changed, lets say that purple is achieved at a higher temperature than yellow, (hypothetically) so as i was heating it i quenched it to be yellow, then i heated it again would it not change color or would it go beyond yellow to purple and could i change it back …

Hey love the ring I just wanted to clarify some of the steps, the solder holds everything together but what is the flux for, could the weld be done without it? Is the color determined on the temperature that the ring gets to when you heat it? Could you have a multi colored ring by keeping one side of the ring cold? and when heated will it changed color while heating or after it gets quenched as if its after how could you determine the colour? Could the color be changed after you quench it the first time. Lastly if the color can be changed, lets say that purple is achieved at a higher temperature than yellow, (hypothetically) so as i was heating it i quenched it to be yellow, then i heated it again would it not change color or would it go beyond yellow to purple and could i change it back to yellow after it has exceeded the yellow heat colour. sorry for all the questions some of them might be a bit hard to understand i was just curious :PThanks in advance.

go ahead and leave me... i think id prefer to stay inside...

hey i was wondering if there was any spots you couldnt put your feet due to flipping the glass