POTCAM - What Happens Inside the Resin Pressure Pot ?

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On this episode of Ben's Worx we take a look at what happens to a resin casting inside a pressure pot.
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@BensWorx Год назад

Thanks for stopping by, If you have time you can check out my new range of Eggs here www.etsy.com/shop/bensworx

@victoriaeads6126 Год назад

I recently gave two of your Eggs as gifts. They are just as beautiful in person! I was super impressed at how quickly they shipped as well. A great review will be forthcoming.

@alisonmary1443 Год назад

Everyone of those projects are brilliant, what makes them really stand out is the finishing, on the lathe, polishing and you have the most unusual and interesting work. That was a good video, Thank you 👍

@BensWorx Год назад

Thanks Alison 😊

@1986krazy Год назад

It was really cool how the marshmallows turned out looking like a mushroom cloud. My favourite wasn't on your list, but was the Enterprise in a bottle, with the crack that ended up looking like it was intentional

@tracybowling1156 Год назад

Ben!!!!! #2 is actually my #1, of course! It's my most beloved treasure! ☺️It's still as beautiful today as in that excellent video! You are such an amazing artist! My most favorite artist!

@JohnJones-oy3md Год назад

Love the pot cam. The sheer amount of heat produced by the exothermic reaction of mass castings is impressive (and a bit scary).

@chromatophore881 Год назад

I would be interested to see just what kind of temperatures that resin is getting up to. How about casting a thermometer in resin? Could be fun.

@lyrieth8833 Год назад

I love the second one, that color combo is one of my favorites and it was so sparkly!

@123wordbird321 Год назад

My lovely wife got me one of your dragon eggs for Christmas last year because of how much I watch this channel. It's beautiful. I love how it plays with light. It's my favorite thing on my favorite things shelf. 😁

@BensWorx Год назад

Thankyou! I really appreciate your support 😊

@TheConwoman3 Год назад

Love me some great Potcam footage! Good memories of great projects. 💖💖💖💖

@BensWorx Год назад

Thanks Connie 😊

@lynnstewart2326 Год назад

Good memories. I love the ones with glitter. Pot cam shows the glitter moving like a snow globe. Captivating.

@margaretmiller4899 Год назад

Great walk down potcam memory lane!

@BensWorx Год назад

Thanks Margaret 😊

@aypawnmedia Год назад

The fact that you can turn anything into art just blows my mind. So much talent and skill, thank you for letting us into your world of creative work and talent!

@Vixxie475 Год назад

I love pot cam! My fav ever was the giant gob stopper! That was not only cool to watch it looked amazing at the end. I expected it to melt but the burn made it look like marshmallow!

@pamib29 Год назад

Hi Ben! I love watching the pot-cam it’s so interesting & seeing the reaction to different materials! I actually had the Gob Stopper as my screensaver on my phone, I showed loads of people everyone thought it was a rock formation of some kind! (I’ve got them to subscribe to your channel) 🙂 I now have the Rubik’s cube one as my screen saver! Can’t wait till your next video! ♥️

@BensWorx Год назад

Thanks Pamela, that’s awesome!! 😊

@JJoker687 Год назад

I 100% remember the first potcam it was so awesome to see what happens!! I was bummed the "wings" melted a bit but I still feel it was a 100% success, so amazing!

@jpolowin0 Год назад

I'd be interested in seeing if you could get some cool optical effects by adding small amounts of powdered mica, rutile, or even ordinary glitter flakes to resin, then applying a slight constant twisting force while it sets. For example, if there was a flat plate touching the top surface of resin in a container, and something was gently twisting that relative to the container. The result I'd expect would be that the flat plates of the powdered mica or glitter flakes, or the needles of rutile, would be aligned with the twist direction. After the resin was polished up, there would be internal reflection or refraction of directional light, as one gets with semi-precious stones such as tiger-eye and minerals which show asterism.

@sincerelyyours7538 Год назад

Nice video, Ben! All five are real masterpieces! I want to try this myself but I have a few questions. First, when do you use vacuum and when do you use pressure? Vacuum removes the air bubbles and pressure just compresses them? Why do you seem to prefer pressure? Thanks!

@ConnieConnie824 Год назад

What an awesome walk down memory lane 🥰

@xyoungdipsetx Год назад

10:09 looks like it’s flying in spaces and the stars are moving. Cool!

@karacoop Год назад

I love this compilation, Ben! Hearing your take on pot cam is always fun and this was also a fun one for me because I got to see some projects I don’t remember seeing the video of before.

@TheDellaniOakes Год назад

I love all these projects, especially #2. I couldn't tell what it was you made from it, but I loved the shape.

@lindahobbs5545 Год назад

Always love seeing the top projects - great potcam top 5!

@BensWorx Год назад

Thanks Linda 😊

@LisaVornhagen Год назад

All of those are really cool! It's really interesting watch what happens as each cures. I think my favorite is the crayon light. I really love that one!

@BlackCat_2 Год назад

Pot cam is one of the best ideas ever! Heidi

@williamellis8993 Год назад

I've seen Potcam many, many times, Ben, and it's always interesting to see what happens especially due to the temperature and/or pressure inside. Bill

@johnwilliams8818 Год назад

I liked the Marshmallow one! It turned into a volcano! My brain immediately wondered if you did that one again? If you used a stick with a thin disk about the diameter of the marshmallow to act like a "catch" or maybe even a couple to sort of create a "billowing" effect. Maybe colored resin discs to create the illusion of fire or black smoke... My brain sees that (if it worked) as an awesome egg, or perhaps even light! Maybe glue some glass fibers up the center post to each disk to light them up...

@lechatbotte. Год назад

These are so fascinating to watch. The marshmallow did exactly what I expected but the others were all amazing surprises.

@BensWorx Год назад

Thanks Mate

@lorispotts4371 Год назад

These are so fun to see again. I love the marshmallows because they changed so much, and the ribbon of resin is beautiful.

@rharbarenko Год назад

I remember all of these.... and enjoyed the re-watch!

@markwhite6018 Год назад

Definitely some of the coolest videos. Potcam has become an awesome feature of the channel.

@BensWorx Год назад

Thanks Mark 😊

@CihaPet Год назад

Each of these is so cool to watch and see the full effect of what happened to each one back to back like this. It is hard to pick ONE as a favorite!

@tuptup18 Год назад

I just wanna say thank you for making videos. Because of all these cool projects you do, I started doing some resin projects at home. I'm not very good at it and I've had to scrap some stuff, but it's been really fun! My favorite projects I've done so far is casting my pressed flowers in resin!

@davidjackson4868 Год назад

loved it , i just started woodturning you gave me ideas my head is spinning

@Pollenoverponds Год назад

I think you should try the crayon one with bigger chunks of crayons. Like, dice them :)

@garzilla7123 Год назад

That was a great review of pot-cam videos and they were all so cool to watch like that.

@markgordon4368 Год назад

Loved seeing these projects again 😍

@ellishansen8115 Год назад

Pot Cam rules!!!

@Zoso14892 Год назад

Well that was wonderfully relaxing, thanks Ben.

@talalal-ghamdi4213 Год назад

At 2:11 the marshmallows looked like a mushroom cloud. Amazing

@richardbriansmith8562 Год назад

Awesome Video Ben worx hope you Nicole and your son Jake are well

@BensWorx Год назад

Thanks Richard 😊

@meleilers1975 Год назад

Those were all great! Thanks for sharing!

@BensWorx Год назад

Thanks Mel 😊

@dsacton Год назад

I thoroughly enjoy your videos, and this summary was especially good. Thanks, Ben!

@mrmustangman1964 Год назад

It is all wonderful work, Ben. I wait for each video each week and enjoy your work very much. #2 is my favorite though. Beautiful.

@THEAPRILFOOL-1983 Год назад

That is some of my top favorite moments from your videos

@deviationfluxer Год назад

Hope you're feeling better Ben!!!!

@BensWorx Год назад

Thanks Maurice, I’m nearly fully recovered 😊

@julie-annhenderson3591 Год назад

The movement of the resin while curing got me curious. 🧐 What about doing a layered pour. With each layer only being maybe 2cm, and you drop 3 or 4 drops of colour in each layer and let the natural motion of each hardening resin layer swirl the colour itself?

@BensWorx Год назад

Yeah that would be cool

@emuwarrior7490 Год назад

I think my fav was the kid in the mine. I don't remember what color glitter you used to make a part look like an ore vein. But it came out gold. Was almost too perfect an accident. Curious as to what made it change. The heat or refraction from being in the resin.

@alisongregory4421 Год назад

loved seeing these again, the crayons made me think you could do fruity cereal in resin as an experiment

@beardedxj Год назад

This was a cool episode. It was like walking down memory lane. I completely forgot about the marshmallow one I got to relive the moment all over again.

@BensWorx Год назад

Thanks Aaron 😊

@paulinebradford4823 Год назад

Absolutely fascinating! Loved watching the differing reactions that were happening. Another great video!

@geoffwarnes9327 Год назад

Always fun to watch. Love it ❤️

@TamiHoshiyama1957 Год назад

This was fun and brought back some great memories. Thanks Ben! 💕

@BensWorx Год назад

Thanks Tami 😊

@samanthadean1083 Год назад

These were all amazing! But my fav was number 5, it looked like a nuke went off!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@pamcullen537 Год назад

Thoroughly enjoyed as always, your creativity knows no bounds, I just wish I was so talented- well done 👍🏼🦆💕

@BensWorx Год назад

Thanks Pam 😊

@dhd8850 Год назад

This was brilliant and really interesting- thanks Ben ❣

@Jack_Wolfe Год назад

4:29 do that again but this time either mix it in its own central column that you remove before pressure potting, or put it all in before pouring the resin and just leave it how it end up with no stiring.

@bethcaselman7952 Год назад

Awesome video really enjoyed watching so many of the pot cam videos

@Danny_Harris-Arts Год назад

Really enjoy your art work, you are one of the few that I hit the notification bell to be notified when you post a new video. I’d really like to see your version of the arkenstone from the Hobbit sometime

@caseykahler6827 Год назад

I did enjoy this episode, thank you. 😊

@MikeNHOC Год назад

Pretty cool ben! thank you for sharing!

@LostWhits Год назад

Is there any chance you could try making resin dice? Even if it's just a d20 and d6.

@Woodturningwithbarry Год назад

Brilliant video mate the piece’s are fabulous

@vivamexico6798 Год назад

Cool!!, i always had asked me what happened inside 😁, thanks for showing it 👍🏽😊

@yakakiyakaki Год назад

Wow! Your such an amazing artist!!!

@candaceparsons529 Год назад

I loved this one!!

@tinahenson2416 Год назад

I love them all. Very beautiful

@georgeklein1023 Год назад

Per usual, this is an awesome video! I love your content and always watch your videos right when they come out. Keep up the amazing content Ben!

@BensWorx Год назад

Thanks George 😊

@georgeklein1023 Год назад

You're welcome!

@lithgowlights859 10 месяцев назад

One of the best potcam videos I have seen. What do you use for the camera in there? I would have expected a gopro or similar, but did not expect them to handle 3-4 atmospheres repeatedly.

@drstrangefart Год назад

It was cool seeing some highlights from older videos. I think that first potcam was one of the first times you used that sphere tool after you messed your wrist up making too many spheres freehand wasn't it?

@Tim-57 Год назад

Hey Ben Great choices to showcase. Take care🙂

@Destros2ndone Год назад

with the tie fighter, i remember the episode where the acryl rod explode i wonder, when you put several rods side by side and let it cure, what effect that could be i imagine some sort of lightning strokes or maybe something total unexpected :D

@lukerbutter2756 Год назад

Hi Ben, I love your channel!

@BensWorx Год назад

Thankyou 😊

@gnamp Год назад

I wonder Ben, does the increase in pressure just reduce the size of the micro-bubbles in the resin? And does this mean when it cures there's a natural pressure throughout when it's out of the pot? How much does having those tiny bubbles in the fluid effect its clarity?

@lauramccauley8651 Год назад

Awesome thanks

@stuartjones6807 Год назад

Great Pot cam footage and it got me thinking can your form a whirlpool in resins and keep it till it hardens like by spinning the resin in a mould really fast and the other idea was could you freeze resin whilst it's liquid and then would it set.

@lynniev Год назад

What video has the original iridescent blue and purple resin? The colors in the scrap project are gorgeous!

@sandyeubanks4972 Год назад

That was amazing

@tinacluff2793 Год назад

I was hoping for more of the color to come out of the jaw breaker but wow it melting like that I had not expected.

@cweave02 Год назад

So cool!!!

@prestonbyrd8443 Год назад

I've always wondered why people who work in resin don't put a sort of resin cap on the top of what will be the blank. I feel like it would be a good way to keep everything from getting out, just in case.

@Craftlngo Год назад

I would have loved to see the Star Trek Enterprise again, getting hit by the warp rift in Resin

@yesterdaydream Год назад

I've been wondering about this!

@photolabguy Год назад

Awesome content as usual! Question. Are the POTCAM graphics built into the camera, or do you add those in post?

@michaelm24_7 Год назад

Hey mate, for your vacuum pot, I see your link for the pot, but what pump do you use?

@timothybline7900 Год назад

great video, what do you use for a pot camera?

@rochellenowik9875 Год назад

How come the plastic containers don't melt if the resin gets so hot? Have you had an epic fail with your containers? What about the toys inside your creations....have they ever melted? My favorite was the leftover resin ribbons.

@Tazerboy_10 Год назад

🤔

@elfiefromangelcity6142 Год назад

Some plastic will. But some plastics can tolerate heat.

@drstrangefart Год назад

The melting point of those containers is way higher than the temps the resin reaches. It won't even melt the little plastic 3oz bathroom cups unless you start with resin that was already heated before it was mixed (don't ask how I know).

@bradameerbeg2154 Год назад

O.O looks like a mushroom cloud! Omg!

@darcitorgerson8909 Год назад

Does all the resin get warm? Love what your doing Ben! 😁🐾🤓

@BadAppleWoodwerx Год назад

The marshmallow one looked like a nuclear explosion. 🤣

@Julia68yt Год назад

2:20 Well, that went nuclear 😁

@Slikx666 Год назад

They really don't make Tie fighters like they used to, that one warped. 😆👍

@hellorodney 9 месяцев назад

FIVE STARS,,, thanks for posting :)

@twofeatherz68 Год назад

What is the tall thing in the pot of the right with blue in the middle of it???

@ChainsawFPV Год назад

There is going to be some disappointed people searching pot and cam. Lmao.

@BensWorx Год назад

😂

@looselycollected7505 Год назад

I'm still curious about how you set up the pot cam? What are you using for a camera? How does it hold up to the pressure? I assume it records to an SD card and you pull the footage from there. But could you please walk us through th whole set up?

@Secret_Squirrel_Scottishgamer Год назад

Hey ben your channel is really interesting I was wondering... Have you ever considered trying to create a recurve bow out of resin? or Any bow for that matter?

@dennisdobbs1493 Год назад

So which would work best for resin casting, a pressure pot or a vacuum chamber? Or does the resin have to have oxygen to cure? I've never done casting before and I'm curious. And, if you coated the tie fighter in resin first and allowed it to air cure would it still warp from the heat of casting it? Sorry about all the questions. Thanks!

@jeremysim5302 Год назад

Does the vacuum chamber do the same thing?

@senrioflove Год назад

I like the ones like this

@BensWorx Год назад

Thankyou 😊

@sandcastle2069 Год назад

I can’t help but think that a man with an amazing brain, fantasy and artistic skills is so sexy! I have never looked at men for their muscles or body or face, because that changes so much over time, but someone that you can bounce ideas off, fantasize with, learn from, have fun with…that’s the things good relationship are made of! Ben, you have a brilliant mind, and I hope you have that special one in your life that appreciates it!

@BensWorx Год назад

Thankyou! I certainly do