Moss Hourglass Terrarium

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Back again with another terrarium build! In this one I transform a regular hourglass into an awesome terrarium. This is something I've had planned for awhile, but I wasn't sure how to make it work. It ended up being more challenging than expected, but I'm pleased with the final results.
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3 авг 2024

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@SerpaDesign 4 года назад

Been working on a few pretty involved projects and figured now was a good time to make this build happen... or so I thought until this one threw me for a loop. At first I wasn't sure if I could make it happen, but I persevered! Just keeping it real and showing that even I don't have 100% success all the time.

@Cookie_productions4 4 года назад

SerpaDesign first to like

@Cookie_productions4 4 года назад

@Animalhk_Official 4 года назад

@atleys6519 4 года назад

the process was really interesting to watch man, thank you!

@Pocket_Rat 4 года назад

Thought I'd put this in the comments to help you out in the future. Hole bits aren't very good for thin glass, it's better to use diamond burrs. Just trace out the hole you want and follow along it with the burr on low, medium speed. It'll take longer, but it's much easier and has a very high rate of success. Slow and steady is the best practice for thin glass. I've done it countless times and have had very few failures. You should use a continuous flow of water instead of the ring of putty. The putty and water method will let the water to get cloudy and make it hard to see what you're doing but the continuous flow of water will wash everything away and keep your work area visible as well. Either way you still need water as it'll keep the bit from biting too hard and keep it cool throughout the cut.

@letsprayandfasttogether9618 4 года назад

Anything glass Tanner: I can make a terrarium

@Sylkis89 4 года назад

@LaumiRez that... Actually sounds like a cool idea! Lol maybe even a vivarium if it's a nice wooden box, given there's an animal that would like the pendulum in the environment lol

@lauramczig 3 года назад

@LaumiRez funny 😂😂😂

@reubendaly827 4 года назад

im still waiting for some "just slap some ficus pumila on that" merch!

@cmaney13 4 года назад

This would be epic

@hoperules8874 4 года назад

...and a Bob Moss merch!

@Matty829000 4 года назад

we need serpa squad merch!!!!

@rikhihundle8815 4 года назад

1:16 reminds me of one of those "has this ever happened to you" infomercials

@capuchinosofia4771 4 года назад

I thought the same!!

@creptile1718 4 года назад

“Let’s get to work!” Gets me everytime 🙌

@brettrock4870 4 года назад

Right it’s like “yes let’s do this!!!!”

@Maximus_A15 3 года назад

My dad just recently lost his fight with lung cancer, and in the couple weeks he was fighting it and pneumonia your videos have been an amazing help in keeping myself calm. Unfortunately he passed yesterday morning and I found myself here for your latest video. I just wanted to tell you thank you for making such relaxing videos, it's been a great way to stop thinking, learn something, and just let the body relax for a short while.

@adminthirdday4673 3 года назад

im sorry

@whyaretheredemonnoises3188 Год назад

I hope your healing journey has been going well 🤍

@atleys6519 4 года назад

quarantine is just extended terrarium time

@Jprov410 4 года назад

Those black and white clips give this a real infomercial vibe 😂

@sketchyfoxart4295 4 года назад

Sooo,... with all those broken hour glasses you could say there was a lot of wasted time?

@anushthanvishwakarma4837 3 года назад

😂😂

@asmrguy1726 3 года назад

DAD WHEN DID U GET A RU-vid ACCOUNT

@alexmax7197 4 года назад

Moss terrarium + unusual shape + trials and errors = I love it!

@azuremei 4 года назад

I remember binge watching this for literally 3 days straight and then I stopped. Im beginning to wonder why I actually stopped it’s so addicting 😂

@pocobull 4 года назад

I have no discernible musical talent, but if I ever fulfill my dream of starting a Norwegian death metal band, I'm calling it "Sphagnum Moss".

@kodavulpedrius6712 4 года назад

Like cocopeat and moss though the terrarium, so are the days of our lives.

@baileehamilton9281 4 года назад

I was thinking the exact same thing!!

@hoperules8874 4 года назад

😂Man! 2 funny!

@wick7201 4 года назад

After seeing most of your builds Moss really just creates the best textures for micro builds and or Large terrariums I’ll make sure to incorporate more moss in my builds as there is such an abundance of it and most importantly it’s cheap or free!😄

@nysart6582 4 года назад

You build terrariums too!? Let me know how it goes!

@kristincothern8065 4 года назад

This one was fun to watch and I love how they turned out. It’s a really cool concept, like time’s slowing down... I died laughing after the one you dropped. 😂 That’s the kind of thing that happens to me all the time. You made it happen!

@nysart6582 4 года назад

I also loved this video!

@Elzeria 4 года назад

"until I accidently drop the glass on the floor" -me to my screen : "Oh Nooooo !!"

@nyangata7278 4 года назад

When you get no sleep, but at least you get to watch a new SeroaDesign video.

@nysart6582 4 года назад

Yup!

@kellyobrien1503 4 года назад

I can’t wait to see an update on this one. The use of paracord and a wire is pretty inspiring for a few ideas I have!

@brandonsaquariumsandterrar8985 4 года назад

Teacher: the exam won't be that stressful. The stress:

@TazawaTanks 4 года назад

I bet you wish there was such thing as an acrylic hourglass! Cool build!

@aquaticma 4 года назад

The beginning of this video is so 2020...you think you got it and BAM! Double hurricanes in the gulf heading towards us 😫

@obviouslyvi6419 4 года назад

Once you’ve actually made terrariums in annoying vessels (with inconvenient tiny openings), you just KNOW how much of a headache this thing really had to have been. My fingers hurt just watching this,, Who woulda thought a terrarium so simple and quaint could be much more difficult than many larger, more elaborate ones. Awesome one for sure Tanner

@dani_65maa99 Год назад

It's so interesting how everything is meticulously assembled, and how that makes the project real ^^

@cmaney13 4 года назад

IM SO EXCITED THAT YOU CHOSE ONE OF MY SUGGESTIONS! THIS IS A HUGE HONOR. I'm really Fangirling right now!!

@nysart6582 4 года назад

Congratulations! Thant is really awesome!

@nevaeha4048 2 года назад

Seems kinda narcissistic of you to assume he say your comment out of thousands and then did it when in the description it says he had this build planned for awhile just hadn’t gotten around to it yet… tanner is definitely the kind of person to give credit if this was someone else’s idea he saw in a comment which he did not. 👀👀

@cmaney13 2 года назад

@@nevaeha4048 okay. Have a great day!

@radrian1491 4 года назад

Timeless

@nysart6582 4 года назад

Yes!

@247cmbcmb 4 года назад

I was crossing my fingers after the 3rd hour glass. I'm glad you shower the mishaps because so many times we think it will go well. It definitely takes patients and you have a great deal of it. This is a great video.

@Charlie-fi3js 4 года назад

I think you should start an online store, these are amazing I'm sure with your amazing talent you could come up with a complete store.

@pamelanadel3787 Год назад

Wow! Love that you’re not afraid to show your oopsies! Your intelligence and patience are off the chain! 👍

@luclin92 4 года назад

I am glad you showed all your failed attempts, would be really fun to see what your next experimental build

@nysart6582 4 года назад

I agree, the process is very essential to an entertaining build!

@dars7657 3 года назад

I really felt that when you said you dropped the first successful hourglass. I realised that you did someone's request too. 👍👍

@MHAquaticsUK 4 года назад

That was absolutely awesome! Thank you for sharing!

@nysart6582 4 года назад

Agreed - Tanner is part of my weekly routine now!

@choiyam260 4 года назад

I like the larger one so much!!! The combined concept of Time & Plant is so good, that's nature.

@codybenfield9289 4 года назад

My favorite one already!!! Imma get it tattooed!!!!

@critterchamber 4 года назад

Tanner: *breaks hourglass* *Stress intensifies*

@ndjones8856 2 года назад

Something I love about your videos is that you do show the mistakes and the difficulty of some builds. This was so cool to watch and it's nice that you showed your struggles with it! It makes people who want to do this see how much work that goes into it.

@thejimb76 3 года назад

I admire your persistence. I would have given up after the second hourglass.

@NicK-qc6nm 4 года назад

Awesome how the moss looks like sand coming down!

@nicholassplinter2387 4 года назад

U just give me so much happiness that I don’t get on a day to day basis

@nysart6582 4 года назад

100 % agreed - Tanner is part of my weekly routine now!

@Jesus_Christ_for_ps2 4 года назад

Absolutely stunning

@randydavis1969 4 года назад

Like I know you like doing everything on your own, but it'd be amazing if you did a collaboration with a wood worker and a glass blower. Showcasing your scape skills and their skills. I'd even think it'd be great for you to have a gallery your artistry is amazing.

@nneichan9353 4 года назад

My goodness you are tenacious! and creative!

@DnBastard 4 года назад

if you wanna make a hole in something round like a lightbulb or that hourglass, a really simple method is to tape some sand paper down and then rub the tip of your bulb on the sandpaper to wear it away at the end, leaving a perfectly round hole (and a sharp edge so be careful)

@user-xj3mo2lx9z 4 года назад

Oh my god yes, my week has been made!

@dkfornow5008 4 года назад

Come for SerpaDesign artistry and keep coming back for Tanner's wise words and talent ❤️

@robertforrest7956 4 года назад

Truly another amazing build from Tanner! 👍😘

@aeowid 4 года назад

Showing the failures is incredibly motivating, thank you! Wonderful job!!

@frogpalpeeper4249 4 года назад

By 2:35 this is really reminding me of the original Blues Brothers movie and all the cop cars that got destroyed. The final count there was over 100. The tension is building...

@saranidutta4122 4 года назад

Man i can just spend hours looking at this hourglasses.

@nysart6582 4 года назад

Totally!!

@saranidutta4122 4 года назад

@@nysart6582 yeah

@janetvargas9520 Год назад

You know what FAIL means? First Attempt In Learning. Remember: You never fail if you learn. Great job!

@alabasterkros 4 года назад

3...*mash* 6 hours of glasses later... Success! Very cool builds!✌

@nysart6582 4 года назад

I agree - Tanner always puts out amazing builds

@alabasterkros 4 года назад

@@nysart6582 Yeah! His craft and originality is on point. Very articulate too. ✌😆

@mntryjoseph1961 2 года назад

Really cool idea!

@thenightscythe2030 4 года назад

Love how you pulled these together!! These Tiny scapes are always an extra challenge

@benshaw3891 3 года назад

I think it’s possible to put springtails in the hourglass terrarium. They’re hydrophobic and float on water. So if you put some springtails in a glass and pour water on top. Then take some tweezers and a portion of moss. Then use the moss as a life raft for the springtails. Then put said moss / life raft in the terrarium.

@clarenicola1 3 года назад

Loving this idea,thank you 🙏

@Dedicatedfollower467 4 года назад

Dude, I swear, every time you release a new terrarium build its even more BONKERS AWESOME than the last one!!!

@btdarterschannel112 3 года назад

Tanner, I love that you show the trials, as well as the successes! I think that with a lot of videos, people think success happens on the first try. I love that you show us we need to persevere sometimes! 👍🔝

@ashtonturner2337 4 года назад

!!!!!Awesome!!!!

@adamh4900 4 года назад

Absolutely love that fantastic work !!!

@nysart6582 4 года назад

I completely agree! He is so creative!

@twlight47 4 года назад

The hardest terrarium in this channel

@ShellyCline 4 года назад

These are absolutely gorgeous!

@g-money5150 3 года назад

You should do a something that involves bamboo or even a bansai tree!!!! Love ur vidss💜

@DixieGirl9876 4 года назад

More patients than I! Love it!

@GatorLife57 4 года назад

Great job Tanner ! A beautiful work of art !!! Thumbs up.

@thomaswilliamfirby180 4 года назад

Good advice! Never give up 🙂

@woxter100 4 года назад

Looks amazing!!

@birdboy1258 4 года назад

Increadable!!

@jimmyjames2022 4 года назад

Very cool hourglass terrariums! Congrats on your eternal patience drilling the glass.

@jamiemills954 2 года назад

@SerpaDesign, I find your work to result in some of the most beautiful creations. The incorporation of nature, craftsmanship, and art is superb. Please keep the inspiration flowing. Absolutely excellent!

@alexrd8146 3 года назад

This looks sick!!

@elizabethhusser8942 4 года назад

Serving some real life lessons and beauty in this video. Patience and perseverance

@tristambre632 4 года назад

Such an original idea, very inspiring. It looks amazing !

@jannaj2719 4 года назад

Dudeeeee.... this is so cool!!

@rondalavon7584 4 года назад

I love your videos and moss is my favorite plant. Thank you for the awesome video!

@nysart6582 4 года назад

I love moss too! Do you have a favorite type?

@willarn1 4 года назад

Amazing. Great concept

@stingguard3090 11 месяцев назад

For anyone who would like to try this without Tanner's amazing glass skills, there is such a thing as a refillable hourglass that can be opened on both sides.

@alexblanco3697 4 года назад

The projects look awesome and I never would have even come close to coming up with something like this. I also love that you didn’t give up.👍

@nysart6582 4 года назад

I agree - Tanner shows so much grit and always comes up with really creative ideas!

@plumbuster8885 4 года назад

I like this one.

@demerydough4173 3 года назад

Make an enclosed jar with lichens that would be really cool!

@inzamamulhaqhaq6680 4 года назад

Omg it's so phenomenal love it

@nysart6582 4 года назад

Agreed!

@cannibalisticginger7256 4 года назад

Don’t get me wrong, I love the simpler builds just as much but there’s just something about watching people overcome a challenge that I can’t peel my eyes off of! Love all your vids and always am looking forward to the next one

@kaya9718 3 года назад

Hey Sherpa you helped me find myself. :) thank you

@zaman8032 4 года назад

you are a GENIUS!!!

@TheSwiftCreek2 4 года назад

Pretty cool.

@joachimzipperle3513 3 года назад

Hallo du bist der Beste,du hast immer so tolle Ideen 💡👍💪schöne Grüße Joachim 🙋‍♂️🇩🇪

@Orlopzi 4 года назад

this is mad cool. Thanks for another amazing build, Tanner.

@xenomorphoverlord 4 года назад

Less than a minute, it hasn't even notified me yet

@love.wildly.live.fearlessly 3 года назад

5:56 the little dispensergjj

@heartofahobbit 4 года назад

WOW!! Really cool build!!

@pinkyysk 4 года назад

So wonderful. The process was really interesting to watch i think they are stunning

@rahulrocky1000 4 года назад

Thankyou you do great job I have made some from your past project

@Argethebarge 4 года назад

another great video Tanner.

@critterchamber 4 года назад

Tanner Serpa, The Hourglass's Nightmare

@KingsAquariumsAndAntWorld 4 года назад

Awesome video mate thanks for sharing

@areoladan5580 4 года назад

Love your videos! Thanks for all you do. If I might offer a tip when staining wood: you can use pre-stain conditioner to avoid darker streaks if you’re looking for a more uniform finish. It may also help you get more even color absorption on the end grain of the wood as well. I have yet to use pre-stain conditioner for myself so take my advice with a grain of salt. In any case, I still think your finished terrariums look fantastic. Your videos have inspired me to make a terrarium of my own, and I am collecting materials for a second one now! Thanks again.

@AliRadicali 3 года назад

I think it would be really cool if the two compartments could be left connected. I'm not sure how feasible that is, the top compartment might dry out, OTOH, having a tiny cactus growing in some sand in the top bulb of the hourglass would look terrific.

@gabrielpsguerra 4 года назад

Awesome work as always! Salute from Brazil.

@LorenaInked 3 года назад

You are a genius! ❤

@YangYingX 4 года назад

You should take a look at Adam Savages favorite shop tools. He uses a Dremel with a special glass cutting tip to make holes in obscure glass. Maybe this might help you on some projects like this one. great video though!