That's genius. I've used the hot water bath method in the past and had it mess projects up when I wasn't quite careful enough drying off the jugs before pouring out of them. This is a game changer, thanks for the tip!
I have a mat that came with an insulated cover that’s used to help cure resin molds. I just put part a in a small silicon cup and part b in a separate silicone cup then set them on the mat and cover. The cover helps the entire inside heat up then I can mix after about 15 minutes and it’s thin enough to not hold bubbles and then I just leave the molds on the heated mat and they cure in half the time. I got my mat from Amazon and it came with the cover and a silicone cover for the heat mat to help protect it.
oh man! this is exactly what I needed... confirmation that this does work! I put my gallons in a big cardboard box with a space heater :/ Eeaakkk!!! Thanks again Zac 🙌
Hi Zac, Great tips. I have a Homebrewing Heating element wrapped around the bottom of my pressure pot and it really works. Take care Zac. Cheers, Huw PS Are you coming over for Makers Central in May this year?
Glad they've been helpful. With Clear Slow, I usually wait until it reaches 95-100 degrees. You'll have to experiment a bit though, it depends a bit on the ambient temperature in the shop and your pouring technique
Used epoxy for the first time on my counter. Before I could even poor it, it hardened. Maybe because I put the container after mixing it in hot water to smooth out. ?
