How to Make a Hybrid - Sphere With Flowers🌼 | Art Resin (2020) 

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Hello. The sphere shape that I use is bad by default, I don't recommend it. I filled in the first half and let the resin harden beforehand to keep it in the shape of a ball. I didn’t manage to get it right the first time. There are better quality molds than what I have used. After that there were a lot of improvements, much more than I would like.

Thank you, these are dried flowers, they stay like this forever.

Thanks, all I can say is that I wouldn't do it a second time. It's better to buy a good uniform than go through the pain of doing it the way I did.

The problem with the resin I use in her shrinkage. It is possible to make exact measurements, but after some time it will be necessary to supplement the resins, the resin is compressed when hardening. I would now use a method that is used when pouring metal into molds, this method will not let you down.

Thank you, I use a vacuum chamber

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In terms of materials, resin, molds, dried flowers, polishing paste and glow powder.

Thank you. I used 200 to 2000 and then polishing paste.

I moistened the paper at the end with water and polished with paste

Yes, of course, but it has to be covered with a thin layer of resin beforehand.

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Hi, after sanding, you need to polish with a paste, without polishing you can't make it transparent

There's a phosphorus ball in the center, glowing in the dark.

I didn't do it well right away. I needed a vacuum chamber and a lot of patience.

@@TheJewelryFantasy ahh vacuum chamber. It was degased off screen so I was hoping you had a trick to do it without one. Looks like I'll need one to get my casts bubble free. Thank you for the quick response.

It's a phosphor if you're talking about the ball in the center.

The resin for this type of pouring dries for 2 days.

Thank you ...just starting ...and had a fail ...leaked out the mold ...I heated it up abit for couples of minutes with craft heat gun ...I seensome where to help remove bubbles ...it warmed up expanded and burst ...😫😫 first attempt...a learning curve ...how much pigment do u use as I only used a tiny bit of blue and I cpuldny see flowers I put in the middle ..? Thank you 👍😊😉🌷

Only up to half of the sphere in layers, the other half of the sphere poured at once in one layer. But I did not get a perfect sphere because of the poor quality of the mold

Hi You have to have a perfectly smooth shape to avoid polishing. To determine how much resin you need, you can pour water into the mold beforehand, then measure how much water you have.

@@TheJewelryFantasy thank you

Hi, the sphere distorts everything a lot, try doing it in a cube for starters.

@@TheJewelryFantasy ik cubes and spheres would look good, but u have a skull mould, that's 3D, so I was wondering if that'll look good

Maybe you are confused or I misunderstood you, but I do not have these forms

@@TheJewelryFantasy ok

It's just water.

180-1000

Hello. The problem is in the resin. Different types of resins react differently to layer thickness. I advise you to find out how thick your resin is designed for.

Hello. This is a good question. Different resins have a time between the gelling phase and full curing. My resin starts to gel at 25 minutes and it takes another 25 minutes to harden. At about 40 minutes after the start of mixing, I start rotating the forum with the resin, and then only patience, I rotated so for 15 minutes until the resin solidified.

@@TheJewelryFantasy : oh ok so you do keep rotating, i was wondering, yes patience is something i need to quickly learn working with resins well depending on the task at hand, yeah like i mentioned i myself have to also keep rotating but i need to turn the uv light B4 hand to start curing or the resin will start running back down not making the perfect orb, now i know practice, and failing makes perfect, but Resin my friend is or can be expensive, unlike polymer clay you can mess up, and fail, till you become better, not as expensive as resin. Well thank you very much for taking the time to respond, to my question, and that piece came out Beautifully.

You can also use a small geared motor or a Screw gun, so as not to manually rotate.

@@TheJewelryFantasy ok thanks good idea👍🏼

I don't remember exactly about 10-20 grams.

After I mixed the resin with the dye, I left it for 20-30 minutes. When it starts to harden it can be applied. Do not forget to rotate the mold so that the resin solidifies evenly on the walls.

In my videos, I often show the vacuum chamber, which I use.

The Jewelry Fantasy can I use a heat gun if I don’t have a a pressure pot?

Yes, of course you can, I used to heat the resin to 30 degrees

Yes

@@TheJewelryFantasy i mean what is it used for

To give a magical effect

From memory, I can give you some tips. You have to vacuum the resin from the air in it. It is necessary to cover the inside of the mold with a release agent. Pour the resin into the mold slowly using a stick. The resin should be as liquid as possible, it should be heated to 28 degrees before pouring.

@@TheJewelryFantasy is 28 degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit