This is so helpful! Thank you for being so specific about measurements, this seems so affordable!

this is brilliant thank you!

Thanks, this is fantastic. This could make a great DIY foam insulation.

Has the following video been uploaded? Can't seem to find it, so excited for the outcome :D

Nice info, Do you have a recipe for pros aide? Maybe made of latex?

So I wonder what happens if you add bicarbonate Soda ? Lighter I would expect ! Any strange reaction foreseeable Robert?

Genius

Love It !!!

nicework! I really wish that you could explore how to make or cast really thin sheets of highly rigid material 0.76 mm (0.030 in) or less in thickness, by 6"x6" square.. I dont mean it needs to be armor or bullet resistant... just not brittle or that flexable

so if i made a mold of say a wrench, i could cast it into it and itd turn into a foam cast? if i do the microwave thing?

this is other than the washing up liquid and listerine how you would go about making marshmallow, never though i would see it used in this way though

Thank you sir, please put subtitles in the vídeo. Your vids are very interesting.

what can I use to dissolve this gelatin? to get rid of edges... can I use witch hazel?

Hi Robert, i write to you from Colombia, can You please give to me the ingredients and it's proportions? Thanks

Hi, me again :D What kind of mould and what material to use for shaping the foam to an even parallel planes, ie like a Depron polystyrene foam board? Cheers!

I wouldn't mind betting that if you get as far as your sugars and gel mix, then in a bowl begin whipping egg whites, and slowly pour the mixture into them as you whip (NOT the other way round, or you cook the egg) and maybe a touch of salt, you'll get something similar but edible. I'm not sure why you'd want to especially, but there's a non-toxic version for you.

robert, the playlist "carbon foams" are all set private except 7 and 8 of 9

Sounds like a brilliant recipe for prosthetic gelatin, that no only smells nice but is antibacterial? Amazing stuff! Bravo. Mr.davy should be kicking himself haha

Very interesting tutorial sir. If you don't mind, I'd like to ask. If I have liquid latex, what chemicals do I use to make the latex foam / pillow? . And how is the process. Maybe you are willing to make this tutorial or just reply to messages. Thank you very much sir.

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Attract every insect

I think I will try and add some PVA glue.

Now you've got me hanging...

cooking with Mr Smith ;D

TFW you say to yourself: "Oh, of course English people pronounce Listerine like that" and "it's not a surprise, but I've never heard one say it before" then "I wonder why this took so long, when I'm in my 40s and I have decades of consuming British motion pictures and media under my belt - it's not as though the average American was excited to find and watched a youtube bootleg of the 1983 adaptation of NC Hunter's Waters of the Moon starring the inimitable Penelope Keith" and lastly "I wonder what other English pronunciations could surprise me at this point, I thought Sue Perkins saying Chipotle would be the last time this happens".

Interesting. I stumbled across this while doing a quick search for a DIY foam that might be applied to be temporary, CHEAP insulation to protect plants from cold weather during an unusual cold snap in Houston, Texas. Hum.... The typical tarps & coverings might be improved or enhanced. I wonder what more affordable ingredient substitutions might be...Hum...Maybe something available for FREE & directly from plants themselves -like aloe gel mixed with something. Hum... Maybe something that could be scaled up just a tad bit more...Hum... Synthetic sea-foam with a plasticizer? Hum... It would be nice if it was sprayable. There's probably something, and I haven't really searched yet. Well. Time's a passing.

i'm hanging too, what you doing hmmmm