Encasing a Massive Black Widow Spider in Epoxy Resin

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Hey there! In this video, I'm presenting a step-by-step guide on preserving a black widow spider. If you have any questions I'd be more than happy to answer them in the comments!
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0:00 Failure and Rebirth
1:29 Resin
3:29 Sanding and Polishing
6:21 Final Showcase

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31 май 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@JackSilver1410 8 месяцев назад

Well, I already know how to avoid most of the mistakes made here. Using the super glue on the joints was a good tip, though. I worry about dried bugs being extremely fragile.

@queendlb5946 Год назад

Nice! That looks like a big one. Good to see more content 😊

@straftanz3141 11 месяцев назад

Thx! This will help me with my own project 👍

@karasamaha2543 3 месяца назад

can you give an update now as far as any decay? I’m debating removing the insides of the belly but nervous to mess it up… especially if it’s not necessary

@philipbouslaugh1386 9 месяцев назад

Im doing my first right now. First mistake is that i caught it last year and popped it in the freezer. The red hourglass lost its color and its more of a grey blob. After i positioned it with pins, i sprayed with lacquer and that made the pins very difficult to remove. I superglued a fiber optic line to it to suspend in the resin. It's curing in a pressure pot right now and i intend to it on my woodlathe to a sphere shape.

@pivotfever 7 месяцев назад

Once caught what is a good method to “stifle” the spider

@romansthirteen-four8626 Год назад

I like the content - i think others will too & yup, I’d like to see you do the scorpion!! Good job!

@U_Lucky1 8 месяцев назад

Mine look exactly the same at the beginning but my question for you is, did your widow turn grey when it dried up inside the resin and did it shrink as it dried naturally inside. Mine did if yours didn’t can you share the resin you used I have tried numerous times and it happens all the time. Now I’m frustrated I have 35 more widows and I’m afraid to damage them

@waltersanchez2623 4 месяца назад

I wonder if its possible to use a hypodermic needle to draw out liquid from her abdomen, refill her with hand sanitizer (which is thicker than alcohol and may not flow out as easily) and seal her back up with super glue

@grande521 Год назад

We need an aircraft model!!!!

@kerberosmodels Год назад

I agree, I've just been so busy with work I have not done nearly any hobby work in months. I have a 1/32 aircraft model I've been recording for over a year, I just have to finish it and then Ill upload it.

@bloodbathgraphics7872 Месяц назад

How did you kill her ?

@wgnrmat 10 месяцев назад

You'll sell it?

@creaturedomes9364 15 дней назад

It will eventually silver. Cause it wasn't dried out .

@kerberosmodels 14 дней назад

If it dries out, wouldn't it shrink? Over time it did shrink but that's because one of the legs let airflow through after I sanded it. When I make more I will seal it properly

@creaturedomes9364 14 дней назад

@@kerberosmodels yes that's what silvering is. It's when the insect especially the big plump wet spots dry shrink and sometimes pull away from the resin leaving a clear void where it's body was up against the resin.