The one thing I admire about you most is that though you seem disapointed by failure, but it doesn't stop you from trying something else when you do fail. So many people just give up when they fail at something. You just keep going! Inspirational craftsman! Keep on keeping on Nick! You are so entertaining no matter what you are trying or actually making. Thanks for all your videos.

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Satisfying is an understatement for this project Nick! From how delicious our foam looked in resin, to the snap crackle and pop it made setting into that incredible bowl, this was an incredible project! Well done mate! Shadow Foam - not just for organising tools! 👍

Another cracking protect Nick. It would make a great plant pot holder. I love the wow you get when you’ve finished polishing it up. When you stop the lathe and boom the colours just pop. Don’t worry about being absent, life has to take priority sometimes. We will all still be here whenever you post. Thanks again for a great video.

The bowl turned out beautiful! While you were mixing the foam and resin, my husband was eating a bowl of banana strawberry Cheerios, so I got a special effect, the fruity smell! It honestly looked like Fruit Loops oatmeal, if there was such a thing lol. It did look delicious!! I enjoy your channel very much and you're very talented.

Hey Nick! I'm loving this "funkadelic" spongy bowl, all the colors really made it POP! Looking forward to seeing what you come up with next. Been trying to think of something new and different for you to do but you've used so many awesome materials, that it's a tough one to come up with!😁 Thanks for all you do...Big ((Hugs)) from Texas!!🤗😜

I’m so glad you didn’t quit. It’s not just about the projects I like watching, it’s YOU. I just love your quirky self. You make the videos fun to watch. Keep the great content coming.

you know what I love most about watching your videos -- The ones that don't work. Why?? Because when I make stuff and it fails, I feel like a failure. Knowing that there are others out there that don't succeed in what they envision makes me feel better. You always see the success and hardly ever the failures. Thank you Mr. Nick...you are amazing.

At around 10 minutes, I'll tip you off here: the air has vacated the cells in the foam under the vacuum pressure, thus reducing volume without changing overall mass. In the end that's not really a _problem,_ but something you have to account for.

That is beautiful! It would make a great flower pot with all those colors. I'm extremely thrilled that the green pops out.

Nick is the only person who gets excited by getting a bag of scraps. LOL love how his brain works.

I love that you are willing to spend so much time and effort to try things when you have NO idea of they will work or not! Seeing success, failure, expectation and problem solving is so rare on any form of media these days. I appreciate that there are makers like you who are willing to experiment and try new, fun, off the wall things without an attachment to a specific outcome, trying things just for the excitement of the journey. Sometimes things don't work, but sometimes you end up with a massive success like this one!

I found your channel last year and have been watching all your funny and wacky projects that you have made over the years. I absolutely love the enthusiasm that you have during the entire video! I am NEVER disappointed when a NZ project "does not go as planned"... I rather like the ones that are one of a kind!

That looks AWESOME!!! I even love the section where it's more resin than foam as you can see through it and the colours show up so well, plus it seems to have all happened on the same level so looks like a planned feature.

i love this channel because you don't act normal. you show us that no one is perfect, you don't hide your screw-ups. this is why I watch you and bobby dukes, yall are the right amount of crazy!

You're thanking us, yet I am thanking you and Charlie. I have yet to see any mistakes, only learning experiences and a tremendous amount of talent. Always look forward to your videos and truly appreciate your upbeat attitude. Thank you Nick and wish you and your family many Blessings. 👍👍👍

Thats shredded foam, how about doing something with shredded wheat :)

Hey Nick! Great project! VERY happy to see the awesome results! If you can get more of that foam - you might think about making a lamp shade! Certainly would be pretty!! You said it's very hot by you - it was 106 F here in Phoenix, AZ. today. Take Care, Jim

I honestly love ALL your projects and experiments! What I would absolutely love is a video with nothing but tips and like a resin 101 type of class for those of us who are just getting into trying it ourselves. My dad and I are going to do a table together. He has a wonderful Handyman and does some great work with building things. He has just turned 71 and I am 43 (the youngest of his 2 children, both girls) and I am always into helping him fix or build anything and everything he does. From fixing things on cars to building chicken coops, and replacing electrical outlets, and everything in between, I am the daughter that loves to be right there doing everything with him. So I have asked him to build a resin table a river table with me so that I can have some thing that we built together and keep it forever. He is a charter fisherman and takes people from all over the world fishing. So, a river table would be absolutely amazing to build together! Also, his favorite color and my favorite color is blue. And it was my grandfather’s too. And my grandfather was the one that taught him how to fish in shared the love of being on the river with him. So this table would mean so much to us in so many ways. I showed him a video of you building a river table and he has now started watching KZfaq videos about River tables. He agreed to build one with me and we are both very excited, but we’re nervous Because we don’t have a lot of money and a ton of equipment. So we need to be able to do it right the first time and we’re worried about buying a lot of resin and which kind of mixing it right and all of that. It has to go well the first time. so if you did a video of working with resin 101 for beginners and all kinds of tips and what not to do and what to do and if this goes wrong, then this is what you do and all of that it would be amazing for a lot of us. Also, if you maybe did another river table video, that would be incredible! Thank you for all that you do, and it is not just entertaining, but really helps those of us who like to create things and tinker with things and maybe do small little projects as a hobby.

We are Kindred Spirits at heart and it's such a great way to boost me out of my depressive state when I watch your videos and your energy. I enjoy your projects--the ones that work and even the ones that don't work--and you're positive attitude throughout. Thanks for being here for me and for all the rest of your subscribers.

another cool project. my son Jack and I turn wood on our lathe, and really enjoy it, your work has inspired us to try resin some day, but my VA pension doesn't really leave the budget for that for now. we did just finish turning a two piece trekking pole for my grandson's birthday. Jack is a good uncle. have you ever turned a walking stick, or a two piece trekking pole? maybe with wood and resin combined? that would be a cool project. so that you could put them in the pressure pot, maybe make a multiple section cane or pole. we used brass plumbing fixtures to join the two sections.

Very nice! My kids still play Nick Zametti and do a make believe resin project. Its fun to explain to friends and family. They also watch your videos as part of their bedtime routine. They always look forward to your next episode and we watch them together. This was a great one!

The LEGO guitar was great!

Looks like Fruity Pebbles cereal mixed with Cocoa Pebbles cereal! 😋

Another triumph - nice one, Nick! Your enthusiasm, wit and imagination are on top-form -- and your skills, of course! Your videos are always hugely entertaining and utterly packed with rewatchableness -- thanks for making KZfaq a better place!

Great Scott! This is fantastic! You deserved a win. I just wanted to thank you for posting both your successes and the not-quite-so-successful projects (it's only a failure if you didn't learn from it)! As an artist myself, I find that people tend to think that because of my pieces' final results, they're always that good straight away. That's absolutely not the case, and very rarely does an art piece turn out the way I would like, the first time around. I think this misconception deters many people from trying arts, crafts, etc. because they don't feel adequate. I always try to encourage everyone to try their hand at things. I truly believe that we are all born creators, and we only have to find what we want to create and hone our skills. Thank you for showing the world that makers, too, are human beings, and as such, perfectly imperfect!

You know life’s good when you think you’re about to have a s**t day and by pure off chance you turn on youtube and a Nick Zammeti video is sitting there waiting in your notifications and then you forget all about that s**t day you were talking yourself into because Mr Magic Nick Zammeti has cheered you right up ☺️ Thanks mate 👍🏼

A beautiful cereal bowl!! Lol Nick you are da best

I like watching you make everything you do because of the energy you have for doing it. Some of my favorites are the Lego projects, especially the dioramas in resin bottles. Mix it up and rotate through the different types of things you make.

What a great project, well done! I really like your projects, they are always interesting 😊

Don't eat the resin-foam, Nick! 🤣 I truly love your videos, they really REALLY make me smile. You've got such a warm personality, and it's an utter joy to watch you. Also, I think it goes without saying that your creations are fabulous af too!

I love your transparency as a maker. Not like some that are like, “Look! It worked first try.” You embrace failure and move forward, never giving up, and take us along for the ride.

That turned out really cool! Also, I love watching your videos regardless of whether it works out how you intended :)

Love this channel, love the bantering, love this bowl and all the little imperfections makes it a perfect Little Bowl I mean it's brilliant 🤟🤟

I personally enjoy all types of videos. Maybe a mini series you could do is to make a bunch of wood/resin/whatever handles for your own toolset like Hammers, Saws, Chisel ect :D

Funkadelic! Another fun project :)

Cool Beans! Great project. It looks like it was lots of fun to create. Love the colors. The resin and foam looked like some textured slime. Love your videos. I look forward to Friday's when they come out. Keep up the good work my friend!

I'm usually a silent watcher bc I haven't commented but I love your videos. I'm always amazed at things you make and and I think you are funny!. Just wanted to say keep up the amazing work and I love the things you make! ❤️

I love it all. I think the ones that don’t turn out to be what you was hoping for are just as valuable as the ones that turned out to be exactly what you wanted and more.

Love to see a resin walking stick, with lights inside.

This is my favorite piece. It's brilliant.

The sponge soaked up the resin was perfect for this project. Everything got nice and tight with very little gap. 👍👍

Gorgeous!!!🤩🤩🤩

Hi Nick. My daughter and I love your videos. Her favorite was the giant pencil, and she is begging me to start turning some projects ourselves! Keep up the good work.

The shredded foam in resin kinda looks like an opal. Quite beautiful :)

My son and I have been watching your videos for years and we absolutely love them. Keep up the good work.

It’s a beautiful bowl. The foam with all the different colour’s make it beautiful. It would make a perfect popcorn bowl.

Love it - A perfect bowl for eating Fruity Pebbles out of. My Kiddo says "the chips in the bowl give it character!!" Thank you for giving us a wonderful clip to watch as a family. You inspire us!

I love that you drop little resin tips here and there. Thank you.

I agree with you 💯 %. If you don't fail you don't learn anything. But when you fail you learn a lot that's why you're famous because you don't show us the good ones only. And you're so talented because you learn a lot from failures. Keep up the good work 🌹. I'm from Malta 🇲🇹 and like to see your work 👍

I love it. I especially love the lip of the bowl where there are less foam pieces and it looks ... well, more. It just looks "more". I love it. Thank you.

Another great outcome Nick❗👍🏼 Yahoo 🎉

I really love this project. Thank God we have your creative art to watch and learn from!

0:14 Nick reevaluating his life choices 🤣

Nice to see you getting back into turning more turning. I’d like to see you pulling out some of the things you had kept aside from older projects and said you could do something with, like shavings or off cuts. Make blocks and piece them together in different ways before turning them into something. Bowls and plates are great, its what you put into them that makes them enjoyable to watch.

Absolutely so engrossed in this one - - did anyone else lean into the screen to listen to the crackle + pop 🤣😂🤣 like me - keep them coming Mr Zammetti please ❤️

Oh my goodness I grew up in the '60s and '70s and this reminds me of the melamine melamac spotted mixing bowls. Too cool!

Very PSYCHEDELIC N SCRUMPTRILESCENCE, BABY YEAH!!!!! Very nicely done, Nick 💕💕💕

Nick, you make me laugh. I have chronic illness, so that is a big comfort to me. Keep doing what you do. Love, from Oregon.

Reminds me of Fruity Pebbles cereal! It's so fun and colorful!

The bowl turned out fantastic. The colors pop really great.

Something I have always wanted to see someone make is a wooden floating bowl inside a resin bowl , so kinda like the wooden bowl is attached and carved out with the resin and on a pedestal, and if anyone is funkadelic and crazy and good enough to do it I think it would be you Nick .. keep calm and waffle on love you work Nick

ALWAYS THRILLED!! A new video from Nick Zammeti is always a day changer! Thanks again!

It reminds me of Fruity Pebbles. Now that I say that, I think it would be a cool idea for you to make something using Fruity Pebbles, Rice Crispies, and Coco Pebbles. Maybe a cereal bowl.

1:10 I believe “dense” is the word you were looking for. Your welcome my friend

Thank you for sharing

This bowl rocks! Stunning

I love when its spinning it looks brown and then when it stops, bam! Explosion of color!

Loved this one. Thanks for persevering.

Stunning

This foam and resin technique would make a crazy looking bowling ball

Love watching you create!!!

Good cereal bowl for fruity pebbles, this project made me download the app.

Awesome job, Nick!!! ❤️❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Wow! I love the contrasting difference between the two pours. Great job.

What a beautiful creation. Thank you again, keep them coming coming,

I thought of fruity pebbles cereal when you poured the foam into the bowl! Yummy! Now I'm imagining pouring myself a giant bowl of cereal into it. 😁

I love the restoration stuff. I know you originally thought about doing a separate channel for that. I'd be all fo it if you did, but the lathe/resin projects are my favorites.

Wow I love this 😍 I love black and rainbow combined 🖤🌈

That bowl shape would make a super cool lamp shade

Looks pretty funkadelic! I absolutely love this one!

Love the bowl! Super Fantastical!

BEA-U-TI-FUL!!!!!!

I didn't think it was going to be possible. You pulled it off superbly!

Glad your back in the shed x

A version of this with some metal shavings / shiny fabric / large glitter pieces would look even more amazing! That came out really nice.

One more time, absolutely amazing!

I truly love the bowl, great job Nick, Thank you for sharing

SO pleased you got to revisit this project!!! I want shadow foam for my shop, def gonna have to get some. Props to them for sending you some shredded bits to play with, that’s awesome!! Also, it looked like cereal… “forbidden cereal!” And then when it started popping 😂😂😂 I’ve also def learned from watching you; when you first started pouring I went “Nick you should put a blank in to save supplies!” And then when you did..!! 😱😝 I was (as you say) chuffed! Personally, I loved you dabbling in minis, but I know it didn’t do so well for you…maybe you could build a tiny mini in resin or something? I’ve seen cool little “moments in time” captured in resin, like a sea monster coming towards a tiny boat on top or such. I’m sure you can find cool ways to integrate your new interests. A cool vase with a wooden base, resin going up the side and a miniature scene trapped in it? The only limit is your imagination, and you’ve got a wild one!! This is gonna sound cheesy but you seemed so happy doing this, I just wanna see you do more stuff you’re enjoying. Sorry this is a long comment!! From Ohio we’re sending you love man!! 💖💖💖👻

Forbidden Fruity Pebble cereal! Awesome video Nick! 😝💯🤘

The whole time I am watching, all I can think is I need a BIG bowl of Fruity Pebbles now! Love this one!

Love all your projects and failures. The failures make us stronger at what we do. I've had a lot of them in my life, but I will never give up. It made me what I am today. If we were all perfect it would be a very boring world 🌍. Looking forward to seeing your next project. Take care and God Bless.

I absolutely love it

Absolutely incredible!! Love it!!

This “foam-fetti” bowl is super cool! Nice work. ☺️

Oh my goodness I love that. It's beautiful ❤️.

It looks fantastic!

Looks like funkadelic terrazzo. Cool!

good job👍

Turned out great!