Easy and Fast Plastic Recasting Tutorial

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Today I'm going to share with you how to recast a part in a simple & fast way, though this is not perfect it still gets the job done, I hope this tutorial will somehow help you & encourage you in venturing out in plastic recasting, enjoy!
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@ShinOmega1196 11 месяцев назад

Finally a straightforward tutorial! I'm trying to redeco a kit with colored clear plastic, and I realized remolding was going to be the only way to do it, but everything else out there was way above my skill level. Thanks!

@aldrinco 11 месяцев назад

Gee thanks! Appreciated it 😁 glad to be of help.👊

@carlosaponte1331 2 месяца назад

Riiiiight finally.

@Iskelderon 11 месяцев назад

It's also useful if you want to make a translucent version to add an LED glow effect, like with the hologram stuff on the new Witch of Mercury main Gundam.

@aldrinco 11 месяцев назад

Hey😁 that's a good idea 👍

@AbsoluteCero Год назад

It's a pretty cool tech that you showed off.

@aldrinco Год назад

Thanks! I hope it helps you😊

@jotarojoestar898 Год назад

Thanks for the tips! Been looking for a way to replicate parts for my Gunpla! Thanks, a lot buddy!

@aldrinco Год назад

Anytime👊 I’m glad it helped you😁

@LordZandersSoapbox4811 Год назад

Nice job and thanks

@aldrinco Год назад

Gee thanks 😊

@yangatsoul7674 Год назад

This is great and thanks for the product link below :)

@aldrinco Год назад

Anytime 😁

@emperorhadrian6011 Год назад

My only concern is using two heat based plastics, could I use a silicon or dry set in place of one of the two plastics?

@aldrinco Год назад

I think silicon works too, though I'm not sure if it will be able to replicate small details compared to using oyumaru (blue/green stuff).

@tutorialesdepredadorhunter 11 месяцев назад

Do u think if this could work to recast polycaps ? Since a broken polycap is a nightmare to fix, or do u have any advice to fix them

@aldrinco 11 месяцев назад

I think you can recast the polycaps, yup they are a nightmare, maybe recasting it with a different material will do the trick, like the one I used here, since the original polycaps deteriorate overtime.

@kintansedana 11 месяцев назад

How about using melted runners from Mr.Cement, will it work, or it will destroy the Oyumaru?

@aldrinco 11 месяцев назад

Hey, actually I'm thinking about that and planning to try if there is a chemical reaction between the two, sorry for being not much help🙇

@hustanchevalier1155 Год назад

hey can i use runners instead of Thermo plastic beads?

@aldrinco Год назад

Hi I haven't tried that approach, though it might work even give better results since you are using the same material 🙂

@keithwoon8335 6 месяцев назад

Have you tried using both thermo plastic beads? Can it work? Instead of using oyumaru, we just use thermoplastic bead to do the mold and thermoplastic beads to replicate the parts as well?

@aldrinco 6 месяцев назад

I remember trying using thermo plastic both for the mold and the casted part, it will work somehow, but you will lose alot of details, oyumaru is much better when used as a mold, I hope this helps :D

@keithwoon8335 6 месяцев назад

@@aldrinco i see, will try out with Oyumaru, you’re a lifesaver!! 😁

@aldrinco 6 месяцев назад

@@keithwoon8335 anytime 😁 glad to be of help.

@toaquiroh3767 3 месяца назад

do you think it's possible to repeat this but with melted spare runners instead of thermoplastic?

@aldrinco 3 месяца назад

That's a good idea 💡 It might work, though I haven't tried it yet.

@AnonymouslyP91 Месяц назад

Can I use this for clay projects too like air dry clay?

@aldrinco Месяц назад

It actually might work 😀

@willisjackson7029 Год назад

Is the Blue Stuff reusable or a one time use for making pieces?

@aldrinco Год назад

Hey thanks for watching🙂 yup it's reusable so far in my experience I reused mine close to 20x already, and it still works.

@willisjackson7029 Год назад

@@aldrinco That’s good to know. Thank you.🙂

@aldrinco Год назад

@@willisjackson7029 anytime😁

@sultonparekediri7421 7 месяцев назад

Sir do you having recomended putty for sculpting hair nendoroid

@aldrinco 7 месяцев назад

I think it's possible using putty in sculpting hair, though I cannot recommend any brand optimize for hair sculpting since I haven't done any yet.

@burtonmoore996 2 месяца назад

I suggest using UV Epoxy.

@aldrinco 2 месяца назад

Thanks! Will try once I find uv epoxy 😀

@dolyharianto Год назад

How do you melt the plastic beads?

@aldrinco Год назад

Hi 👋 I used newly boiled water to melt the beads😊

@chainedunfree727 Год назад

Hi where did you buy those blue stuff mold and thermo plastic beads?

@aldrinco Год назад

Hey😁 I got it from shopee (it's like ebay or amazon).

@merlingonzales1143 10 месяцев назад

@@aldrincowhat is the name of blue stuff?

@aldrinco 10 месяцев назад

@@merlingonzales1143 Hello😁 it's called oyumaru, or sometimes called blue stuff/green stuff.

@yudragnologia5855 11 месяцев назад

Is there any alternative if yoy dont have that blue stuff???

@aldrinco 11 месяцев назад

Hi 😊 There is, in my experience I tried using silicon (the one they use for sealing windows & roofs) and mixed it with cornstarch to lessen the stickiness, somehow worked but I noticed I lost some of the details in the parts.

@hadrianusss Год назад

Hey man can you use the thermo plastic as a mole ?

@aldrinco Год назад

Hmm I think you can, buy I’m not sure though. 😊

@hadrianusss Год назад

@@aldrinco oke thanks man

@aldrinco Год назад

Anytime😁👍

@rendyiswanto9529 Год назад

can you repaint the recasted parts?

@aldrinco Год назад

So far I tried using tamiya enamel paint and I didn't encounter any reaction (paint & plastic) hope this helps 😁

@friendshipwithdamon9003 Год назад

Can I use hot glue to make the mold?

@aldrinco Год назад

I haven't tried that approach, though it might actually work, just be careful, there is chance that the hot glue would stick permanently to your original part.

@hmmdoh7835 3 месяца назад

How u melt the plastic for the materials Tbh I thinking to make sup on the Susabi FF effect parts… nvm I gonna need so many Oyumaru 😂😂😂

@aldrinco 3 месяца назад

Using hot water will do the trick 😉

@ValuableLooser69 Год назад

Hey i just wanna know how do i make another hands cuz i lost mine how do i mirror a part

@aldrinco Год назад

Hey thanks for watching, about making a copy of hands, you need the original part as a guide for the mold, hmm 🤔 maybe if you have other kits with the same series (ex Gundam wing) chances they have similar or same hands, then you can use those to make a copy, I hope this helps 😁

@ValuableLooser69 Год назад

@@aldrinco oh thanks

@aldrinco Год назад

@@ValuableLooser69 Anytime😁

@ericbennett529 4 месяца назад

What is that putty called the blue stuff?

@aldrinco 4 месяца назад

It's oyumaru 🙂

@bunmeat4018 Год назад

How long should I wait until it is safe to remove the mold?

@aldrinco Год назад

Hello👋 just a couple of minutes (3-5mins) till it’s cool to the touch, you should be good.

@bunmeat4018 Год назад

@@aldrinco thanks

@aldrinco Год назад

@@bunmeat4018 Anytime 😁

@howardbrown4698 Год назад

@@bunmeat4018

@sultonparekediri7421 Год назад

How to melted seed plastick?

@aldrinco Год назад

To soften the Thermo beads use hot water 🙂

@davidwyndalepetallar9476 Год назад

Do have the links to any of these products on where you purchased it by any chance?

@aldrinco Год назад

Hey yes I do, I hope this helps😁 -Oyumaru aka Blue stuff shopee.ph/Hinodewashi-Oyumaru-Plastic-Clay-i.195197583.5919656707 -Thermo plastic beads shopee.ph/Moldable-Plastic-Thermoplastic-Beads-For-Temporary-Makeup-And-Denture-Decoration-Filling-Teether-i.293282951.6257995891 thanks for watching👍

@davidwyndalepetallar9476 Год назад

@@aldrinco thanks boss! 🙇‍♂

@aldrinco Год назад

@@davidwyndalepetallar9476 anytime 😁

@Blah10808 Год назад

Hey are thermoplastic beads safer than resin?

@aldrinco Год назад

Hey😁 I think so, since you won't be using any chemical.

@Blah10808 Год назад

Is this safe to sand?

@aldrinco Год назад

@@Blah10808 hmm 🤔 I did sand mine before and did not get any poison or anything, still I suggest wearing mask in sanding anything as a good practice😁

@yudragnologia5855 10 месяцев назад

Boss may video po ba kayo kung pano i clone single flat part??

@aldrinco 10 месяцев назад

Hello, currently Isang video palang nagawa ko 🙂

@SheltonDCruz Год назад

How do you melt the themoplastic beads?

@aldrinco Год назад

Hey, Just put it in newly boiled hot water and it will melt in a matter of seconds🙂

@SheltonDCruz Год назад

@@aldrinco Thanks!

@aldrinco Год назад

@@SheltonDCruz Anytime 😁

@howardbrown4698 Год назад

@@aldrinco

@aldrinco Год назад

@@howardbrown4698 hey how can I help 😁

@mavictoriabonilla4041 Год назад

Hi are these pvc beads ?

@aldrinco Год назад

Hi upon checking, I think thermoplastic is different from PVC beads. 🙂

@kramanaznam8062 Год назад

is the plastic durable

@aldrinco Год назад

Based on my experience, it is similar (if not a bit better) to the original part in terms of durability 😊

@drakemguard1407 Год назад

😊😊😊 cheap alternative

@aldrinco Год назад

Bingo! Thank for watching 😁

@kiplingin5023 4 месяца назад

I have a pretty hard time recasting a part.. im using thermoplastic as a mold.. hahaha i need to find oyumaru fast..

@aldrinco 4 месяца назад

I feel you, I also did that before and it was hard 😄 given the small window of pliability and at same time it's very hot, like hot glue, yes go with oyumaru it will be so much better 😊

@kiplingin5023 4 месяца назад

@@aldrinco Hardest thing is the part is T shaped and flat few pegs in the middle and a hole.. its a shoulder part for TCE Galaxy from Runner O number 6 or 9.. man first time was epic fail I really need that Oyumaru its softer than thermoplastic..

@aldrinco 4 месяца назад

@@kiplingin5023 oh boy, looks hard, I hope you can find oyumaru soon 😁

@kiplingin5023 4 месяца назад

@@aldrinco yeah even on online shopping app its pretty hard to comeby and pretty expensive haha.. I think i might go to some mall and find an art shop and all of this was my fault I didnt check the runners thoroughly before building it.. hahaha

@aldrinco 4 месяца назад

@@kiplingin5023 I hope you'll find one in your area, I got mine through shopee, oh i think should start checking mine as well, I have a bad habit of not checking the runners as long it is sealed in plastic 😄

@mechanimal1672 Год назад

Meh..just buy yourself a daban part, or a 2nd hand kit..the plastic parts were thermal injected to the moulds, which means it's compact and tempered. The density of the plastic materials isn't comparable to a hand-pressed part like this..