From 3d gunner on youtube
Gorilla Glue is a type of polyurethane-based adhesive that can be used as a substitute for traditional paper mache paste. Here's how you can make paper mache with Gorilla Glue:
Materials:
- Gorilla Glue
- Water
- Bowl
- Whisk or spoon
- Newspaper or other paper strips
Instructions:
1. In a bowl, mix equal parts of Gorilla Glue and water.
2. Whisk or stir the mixture until it is completely blended.
3. Tear strips of newspaper or other paper into thin, manageable strips.
4. Dip each strip of paper into the Gorilla Glue mixture, making sure to coat it evenly.
5. Place the strips onto your project in the desired pattern or shape, smoothing them out as needed.
6. Continue adding layers of paper until you have achieved the desired thickness and coverage.
7. Allow the paper mache to dry completely before painting or decorating as desired.
Note: Gorilla Glue tends to expand as it dries, so be mindful of the amount you use and the thickness of your paper mache layers. You may also want to test a small area first to ensure that the Gorilla Glue mixture will work well for your particular project.
Gorilla Glue is a type of polyurethane-based adhesive that can be used as a substitute for traditional paper mache paste. Here's how you can make paper mache with Gorilla Glue:
Materials:
- Gorilla Glue
- Water
- Bowl
- Whisk or spoon
- Newspaper or other paper strips
Instructions:
1. In a bowl, mix equal parts of Gorilla Glue and water.
2. Whisk or stir the mixture until it is completely blended.
3. Tear strips of newspaper or other paper into thin, manageable strips.
4. Dip each strip of paper into the Gorilla Glue mixture, making sure to coat it evenly.
5. Place the strips onto your project in the desired pattern or shape, smoothing them out as needed.
6. Continue adding layers of paper until you have achieved the desired thickness and coverage.
7. Allow the paper mache to dry completely before painting or decorating as desired.
Note: Gorilla Glue tends to expand as it dries, so be mindful of the amount you use and the thickness of your paper mache layers. You may also want to test a small area first to ensure that the Gorilla Glue mixture will work well for your particular project.
Part 2
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To make a mold from paper mache or clay, you will need to follow these steps:
1. Choose the object you want to make a mold of and ensure that it is clean and dry.
2. Prepare the mold-making material. If you're using paper mache, tear strips of newspaper or tissue paper and mix them with a water-based adhesive such as white glue or flour paste until you have a thick, smooth consistency. If you're using clay, make sure it is properly prepared and ready to use.
3. Apply a release agent to the object. This could be petroleum jelly or a silicone spray, which will prevent the mold-making material from sticking to the object.
4. Apply a layer of the mold-making material to the object. For paper mache, dip the strips in the adhesive mixture and apply them to the object, overlapping the strips as you go. For clay, roll out a sheet of clay and wrap it around the object, smoothing it out as you go.
5. Allow the mold-making material to dry or cure completely, depending on the material you're using.
6. Once the mold is dry, carefully remove it from the object. If necessary, cut the mold open to allow for easier removal.
7. Your mold is now ready to use! If you're using the mold for paper mache, apply a release agent to the mold before applying the paper mache. If you're using the mold for clay, simply press the clay into the mold and remove it once it has taken the desired shape.
Remember to always follow the manufacturer's instructions when using any mold-making material.
1. Choose the object you want to make a mold of and ensure that it is clean and dry.
2. Prepare the mold-making material. If you're using paper mache, tear strips of newspaper or tissue paper and mix them with a water-based adhesive such as white glue or flour paste until you have a thick, smooth consistency. If you're using clay, make sure it is properly prepared and ready to use.
3. Apply a release agent to the object. This could be petroleum jelly or a silicone spray, which will prevent the mold-making material from sticking to the object.
4. Apply a layer of the mold-making material to the object. For paper mache, dip the strips in the adhesive mixture and apply them to the object, overlapping the strips as you go. For clay, roll out a sheet of clay and wrap it around the object, smoothing it out as you go.
5. Allow the mold-making material to dry or cure completely, depending on the material you're using.
6. Once the mold is dry, carefully remove it from the object. If necessary, cut the mold open to allow for easier removal.
7. Your mold is now ready to use! If you're using the mold for paper mache, apply a release agent to the mold before applying the paper mache. If you're using the mold for clay, simply press the clay into the mold and remove it once it has taken the desired shape.
Remember to always follow the manufacturer's instructions when using any mold-making material.
Part 1
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by Cody5050 May 22, 2023
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A nintendo CLASSIC from the early 2010s, succeeding the DSi and all DS's, if you don't know, The Nintendo 3DS is a handheld game console developed by Nintendo, released in 2011. It succeeded the Nintendo DS and introduced several new features, including glasses-free 3D effects, motion controls, and a Circle Pad for improved control. The 3DS is part of the eighth generation of gaming consoles and was a direct competitor to Sony's PlayStation Vita.
The 3DS family includes several models, such as the original 3DS, the larger 3DS XL, and the more affordable 2DS, which lacks the 3D feature. The system is backward compatible with Nintendo DS games and has a vast library of titles, including popular franchises like Mario, Zelda, and Pokémon.
Despite its discontinuation in 2020, the 3DS remains a beloved console for its innovative features and extensive game library. it has a knockoff named The BFDI DDS, or Battle for Dream Island DoDecaScreen, is a fictional handheld game console featured in the animated web series "Battle for Dream Island" (BFDI). It was introduced as a prize for the final 12 contestants in the episode "A Leg Up in the Race." The name "DDS" stands for "dodeca-screen," reflecting its unique design with 12 screens. The console is foldable and includes a D-pad, a circle pad, and multiple buttons.
The 3DS family includes several models, such as the original 3DS, the larger 3DS XL, and the more affordable 2DS, which lacks the 3D feature. The system is backward compatible with Nintendo DS games and has a vast library of titles, including popular franchises like Mario, Zelda, and Pokémon.
Despite its discontinuation in 2020, the 3DS remains a beloved console for its innovative features and extensive game library. it has a knockoff named The BFDI DDS, or Battle for Dream Island DoDecaScreen, is a fictional handheld game console featured in the animated web series "Battle for Dream Island" (BFDI). It was introduced as a prize for the final 12 contestants in the episode "A Leg Up in the Race." The name "DDS" stands for "dodeca-screen," reflecting its unique design with 12 screens. The console is foldable and includes a D-pad, a circle pad, and multiple buttons.
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