Can You Repair A Handle Crack Once It's Bone Dry?

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Short answer - Yes you can.
This was done with a small plaster lump and a small tub because I didn't want to saturate my main drying/damp boxes, and didn't work perfectly as result. For more info about damp boxes, check out this infographic: / ceozmzqlgt8
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28 сен 2024

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@Andrea-bu3vn Год назад

WOW! This could be a real live saver! I often make small figures and when a ear or wing break of from the main body i maybe can attache it once again with your technic! Thank`s a lot!🤗👍

@Anika-Faystas Год назад

Not a superfluous comment to raise the rating of the channel!

@embee7434 Год назад

I feel like I could almost see your expressing at the "...which... is too much." 😂 great video!

@OldForgeCreations Год назад

Haha, yep! That's the downside to trying things for the first time on camera, they often don't go exactly as I expected! I would definitely have used a larger lump of plaster for this if I'd rehearsed it

@embee7434 Год назад

@@OldForgeCreations I think it can also be an upside! It's easy to 'know' that someone has a trial and error process, but seeing the moments that didn't go quite as imagined can be incredibly encouraging! It was a spectacular, and potentially powerful moment.

@MimieTav 2 месяца назад

Big big big thank you!!!

@ashleymcmullen4802 Год назад

This is so helpful!! Thank you so much for posting this!!

@PennyRitz Год назад

so cool! I'd like to see the glazed finished product!

@OldForgeCreations Год назад

It would just look like any other of my mugs, this process shouldn't change the appearance at all

@PennyRitz Год назад

@@OldForgeCreations I've always been told to just recycle the clay and throw another one, and I can understand that -- in the week you wait to rehydrate the clay, I could have thrown many and had them ready to go on. But sometimes, since I am a hobbyist, I just make a mug and I love it, and don't want to recycle it. It's great to know there's something I can try to keep it! Thanks so much!