Congratulations on your book! That would make a great addition to your online courses. After many, many trials, I am finally at the stage of playing with organics. I recently stumbled over your video on conductive paint with Speedball Indie Ink. I didn't have that recipe, this will be a game changer from the mod podge recipe. Love your content, and thankful for your helpful in depth courses.
Your videos have been soooo helpful! Thank you so much! I purchased both your first book & the recipe for your amazing conductive paint! I’m curious what nail polish your using in this video and if it’s conductive. Appreciate all you do 💕
hello jason, thanks to you and your videos, I have started to do electroforming, adding to what I did before, jewelry or costume jewelry but I had never worked with this, but I have several doubts, I can't figure out the fan, I don't know if you it calls like this, that it puts the tank under it, how can I put it, I can't find a video where I explain it, and I'm also having problems with the amp when I put several pieces together, I feel that they take too long and when I upload the amp, it makes me as on points as if it were high, any recommendation? Excuse my English I use the translator because I speak little, but nevertheless I try to understand all his videos, thank you very much for his help, you are my teacher in this matter Congratulations on your new book and the quality of your videos!!!!
Hi Jason. Could you please make a video of how to electroform multiple things at once? I mean rings, small items. How to adjust the power supply settings? In my case, 0.20amp and 00.1V are ideal for one ring, but when I add another ring, the amperage goes up to 0.30 and the copper coating becomes a little bit dark and uneven .. What to do with it? And is it true that smaller items turn out shinier / when the tub with a solution is just bigger? I use 1,5 liter copper solution from your recipe + brightener
