do you think if i set the mold on a washing machine that would help?

@@flapjack6495 I imagine it would, in some way. But might not be the most efficient. Also remember you can rotate the mold mold around and tap-tap-tap the bottom and sides with your hand.

@@TheCrafsMan yeah true, I love the videos by the way super helpful and informative!

CrafsMan, if you had your own Saturday morning cartoon what would it be like?

And hes so handsome.

Bob Ross of crafts. Lol little letters here and a few bubbles lol .

The CrafsMan is a multi-talented CrafsMan.

Couldn’t agree more!

Absolutely. Man of many talents, the CrafsMan

He is one of KZfaq's gifts :)

Clickspring any?

Get A Room

Correction: Crafsman, you're perfectly ridiculous… ***you're*** 😊

that's nice dear

Glad to help, my friend! Thank you for taking time to encourage today!

Nice, you use a reuseable material so if it doesn't come out right the first time you can just melt and re-pour.

Can you use powdered sugar or cocoa mix instead of baby powder? I have only done chocolates once and don't know what issues someone runs into.

@@igknightlord63 yup very true! Which on a time crunch gets annoying BUT definitely better than having to throw it out and start again. 🙌🏼

@@andy-in-indy similar to this when working with molds you get bubbles in the chocolate. The holes where bubbles were mess up the final result. Those are great ideas I do know people use powdered sugar, cocoa powder and corn starch at times.

@@andy-in-indy probably, just make sure what you use doesn't disolve into ot change the texture of the mold or materials

Awwww YEAH, Uncle Jessy! :D I'm excited for you, sir! Holler at me if I can be of assistance. But I don't think you'll have any problems. Mold-making ain't no hill for a stepper like Uncle Jessy! ;)

It's addictive!

Me too! I'm attempting a silicone cast next weekend, so I've been cramming all CrafsMan's casting videos. I'll be using all the tricks in this video.

My bubbles are excellent. Thanks for asking!

@@fredygump5578 Glad to hear!

:) Thanks for hanging with me all this time, Mike!

@craftycrumbs - I was going to mention that many terrain crafters use this heat and layer technique to remove bubbles in their, clear-resin, streams, rivers, and bodies-of-water. Great to see this comment!

Snap! Good one! I've only ever done this with clear epoxy (and it worked NICELY). Thanks for adding!

Where do I get a Crafsman t shirt?

@@2degucitas look in the description box below the video, and you’ll find a link to Crafsman’s Etsy store.

You Have Jungle Fever

Tv show would be great 👍🏼

I would love it if Weird Al made UHF 2 featuring CrafsMan.

I wouldn't miss a episode

Honestly I prefer him on KZfaq Just because he has more creative freedom and is in Dogtown by corporate mandates which I feel would just break his spirit

@@lawrencevaughn9149 that is a great reason for not going on Tv thanks your so right we don’t want to change him we just luv him for who he is ❤️

Glad you like that! Thank you for letting me know. :D It was something I had no idea about until a few videos back. I know how much I would enjoy that on other videos, so I like to add it to my ones. :D

Thank you for your support, so much!

Gemar, this does my heart so much good. Thank you, for real. Wishing you the best with toy-making!

CrafsMan reading minds right thur

Thank you so much for watching! I hope you continue to enjoy the videos, and wish you success with the dice projects! :D

@@TheCrafsMan thanks crafsman! :D

This is a great idea! Like this people!! So Crafsman will see

That's a good idea, actually. I've found these particular materials to be just expensive across the board, due to the elements required to make them. I can say tin-cure silicone is generally cheaper than platinum-cure silicone, but there's a strength disadvantage, too. And that would be the deal with resin... because the cheaper stuff tends to be more brittle. So I guess we'd have to factor in what we're using them for. We could also talk about ways to get the most mileage out of your materials, like recycling silicone chunks, and using backfill materials with slush casting. I've made a note to make a video about this! Look for it to be covered sometime down the road. ;)

Looking for your video you mentioned on different casting resins.

@@TheCrafsMan I think a big step in getting you even more comfortable and less stressed about the release of a weekly video is when we get you to understand that, while every single one of us absolutely love the crafts, a lot of times we are just here to hear your voice, watch you make crafs, and hear you're incredibly well timed comedic jokes... Sometimes I'm not even sure you realize just how funny some of your natural quirks are... it's one of the most endearing parts about the many endearing things about you. To most of us you are like everything all in one package. ASMR, unintentional ASMR, crafts, old stories, cool info about the process of making these types of videos and how it grows over time with your channel, collectors, makers..... I'm serious when I say that I can go on like that all day, but I'll spare you lol So anytime you feel like you're making the same video twice or anytime you feel like your videos need more, please stop and remember this -- it doesn't and they don't. Most of us are here because of you. There are tens of thousands of crafting videos on KZfaq, many great channels, but they all lack one huge detail - they aren't Crafsman. Most of us wouldn't care if you simply made a video taping your weekly adventures in crafting and simply talking over it like you normally do the whole time - sometimes about the actual craft you're doing and sometimes about non-craft stuff. Quite literally put that video on every single week and your core audience would have never been happier or more pleased. So if you're ever fighting with yourself about always needing to "one-up" yourself at certain points in time..... please don't do that, because it is never ever necessary. You one-up yourself all the time just by growing and learning and letting us take a peek at your personal progress on your journey to fulfill lifelong dreams! Never ever doubt yourself or the fact that your style simply works.

@@Philographicks it was quite a while ago. Maybe 1 - 1.5ish years ago

Yeah no it's really nice to have at least a few youtubers that don't do commercials.

I don't think he's gotta do anything honestly...

If youtube would just run pre-roll ads or stick them at the end, it would be fine. They're too aggressive with their ads though and just stick them wherever, usually loudly at that. It would drive the people who find Crafsman relaxing away and people who try to learn will be frustrated by the interruptions- especially those who appreciate Crafsman's slower delivery due to learning disorders or various kinds. Not trying to rant, though. I hope I didn't come across that way; I'm just joining the discussion.

@@jackpijjin4088 I block all ads and not ashamed to say it and instead try to support content creators directly by buying their stuff or donating. KZfaq's ads that get inserted are too aggressive - I 100% agree. I am talking about giving sponsored shout-outs that are part of the video and can't be edited out by the likes of "people like me" that block ads. To the other comments: Would Crafsman saying in a Crafsman sort of way that a video was sponsored by a specific product vendor once in a video really stop you from watching? It certainly doesn't stop me on a dozen other channels that update regularly and produce worthwhile content.

@@one_b yeah same, when not on mobile. (Because I'm not about to give Googtube a single red cent to solve a 'problem' they created.) Your option for Crafsman is exactly what I would say to do, but hopefully he would get contacted by/ sponsored by someone who deals in creative things like tools or things that he shows in the actual videos he makes. (Like the resin! That would be great.) He's not desperate enough for Raid or... eugh, Manscaped...

He has his own show and you just watched it.

@@theothertonydutch on TV, sir. That was implied with Bob Ross and Rogers.

@@dansanchez9838 Do you really want TV executives to get their hands on this?

@@theothertonydutch these shows usually run on public access channels and non profit funded by people like you

@@dansanchez9838 Lol.

So very kind of you! Thank you!