Some heat, a cigarette lighter, on those stubborn components softens the sealing compound and makes for eaxier removal.

Good lord, you make pressure things and dont know how to use basic tools. Keep on fokkering around, somebody loses his eye or too.

Legit question. Why can't it be used as it with the attached hoses? I'm going to attempt it with the smallest mold to see.

I was building a pressure pot from the same brand (EU-based). I had some troubles disassembling the components. Thank you for all the tips and also showing the struggles involved!

Don't cut the paint pickup off use stilsons . Don't throw parts away, keep them so you can revert back to a paint pot if the need arises and you can with a bit more modification make a vacuum chamber. 3 tools in one.

I'm struggling to find a shop in the UK that sells all BSP (untapered) parts listed and at a reasonable price. Can I ask where you got yours? Thanks

Why didn't you use the gage in the box. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

You done that the hard way. I did the same conversion and I just bought a 3way adapter an scrapped the safety valve coz it's not need resin at 55psi and i hated that glue they use...

Great video, thanks for sharing the process! Sadly I'm one of those people that are not confident enough to build one myself, but you did mention that it is possible to buy them converted? Do you know where to get one of those? Like a link to a shop, or a name? That would be amazing! Have a lovely day and thanks in advance!

Just finished converting mine yesterday. As suggested in the comments section, a heat gun helps separate the components. I've kept the supplied gauge and ball valve for the moment, but set mine up so the incoming air still uses the diffuser built into the lid, as I didn't want it blowing resin everywhere! I needed two £1 parts: a 1/4" - 3/8" BSP adaptor to fit the PRV to the bigger hole and a 1/8" - 1/4" BSP adaptor to fit the supplied gauge to their T- piece. I assembled everything with liquid PTFE and left overnight. Set it to 60 PSI yesterday, no leaks and all tickty-boo!

That's beautiful! :) You should consider getting a scale with a lower maximum capacity (like 200g to 500g). Those are way more accurate for small weitghts, not only because they typically have .1g steps, but also because all scales get less accurate in the small number range (like <1% of the max capacity, for smaller numbers even moreso). And they are very affordable, too. Here in Germany a scale like this is 15-20 €.

That came out really nice, but I had a question...did you cure this using a pressure pot? I am not sure if you mentioned it. Great tutorial!

Very awesome explanation! Just got one and now will shop for the parts. Thanks from the Caribbean!

What silicone did you use to make the molds please??

Not sure why you’re banging on about the Chinese glueing the parts in.. They have used a thread sealant which is the correct way to seal the threads. White ptfe is actually incorrect as it’s meant for water not air. Good vid.

I'm so glad I found this video, I wanted a pressure pot but had no idea on how to convert it. Glad I had the same model. Didn't want to spend 500€ buying it from the USA. Thank you so much!

Great video! Could anyone let me know where to get these parts? I have the same pressure pot but having trouble getting the right fittings. Thanks!

Nipple 😄 I really enjoyed the video. Especially because of that daughter-dad moments 💕

this might be a daft question but when its filled with pressure can you just turn the valve to release the air?

ive just bought one from vevor for £70 with free shipping to the UK might i suggest you add vevor pressure pot to your title as i think that will get you more views great job in explaining it especially when your dad placed it all together before constructing it as that showed me just what parts where what the graphic @ 26:37 was just perfect

I bought the same pot but I kept the standard configuration and closed the L brass tube that comes out of one hole. Instead of a compressor I attached a bike pump to the valve. It need less than a minute to reach 40 psi but it allows you to avoid the compressor cost (and it counts as an arms exercise XD). (I decided to do so because I don't use the pressure pot often and I used to work in my room so I preferred to avoid the compressor)

That was very clear and easy to follow thanks.

Yoooo I love your voice.

I actually love this design - I want to try it as soon as I can get my hands on the strandy thing. I swear I used to see it in every generic shop before and now that I need it it's suddenly mysteriously nowhere to be found xD Well, worst case scenario I'll find it online.

If you heat the couplings the glue will soften making it easier to separate the parts.

Could literally just say, "the manufacturer". You really don't have to let your racism show.

No, but seriously, who, making their first mould, has a vacuum chamber just sitting in their attic?

Really pretty dice. I can't wait till my craft space is ready and I can start making dice 🤩

Really clear and another beautiful dice 😍 I wonder if something like Really fine iron filingswould work to make a faux metallic die... I might have to try that 🤔

Ooo beautiful die again. I'm so tempted to get your starter kit 😍😍

Nice clear instructions and a quality looking mold. Nice work 😀😃

Thank you for the UK based video on this. I have ordered one from China, my question is regarding the fittings. How is it possible to use BSP thread with the original fittings? I thought they would be NPT? The parts slide was very useful, thank you :)

This has been a great two parter. I hope to be able to make some dice soon.

Thank you for this! I just printed my master dice and have been wondering what type of mold to make. This is spot on.

you make him such beautiful and colourful bases, and he paints them black?!?! disown him lol

Thank you, its so hard trying to find someone in the UK doing anything like this :)

If anyone else is coming back and looking for the parts slide its here 26:36

Did you find any leaks after you finished recording? :) looks like the pressure dropped a little in the video

I'm going to be ordering the parts soon to convert mine. Is it possible to use the valve and gauge that it came with, or is buying different ones necessary?

So glad I didn’t have to remove things off my Vevor pot that looked like hard work🥵. I’m pretty sure you can adjust the safety release valve by turning the bit the ring is connected to. Great vid 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Thanks for the great video and tips

So many useful tips in this video!