Vert VinoPonic planteur bouteille de vin par GroovyGreenGlass. Linda bennett invents the DIY concrete house ring kit. Nov 19, 2013 linda bennett invents the DIY concrete house ring kit linda bennett invents the DIY concrete house ring kitall images courtesy of linda bennett the DIY concrete house ring kit are available exclusively to the kickstarter backer community here. ‘DIY concrete house ring’video courtesy of linda bennett questioning the meaning of ownership, not as a commodity, but rather, as personal authorship. the ring raises associative memories of place and individual’s interpretations of ‘home’, taking on its own story as it fades, cracks and chips to create its own sense of history. the ‘house ring’ kit comes with easy to follow step-by-step instructions the ‘house rings’ are cast within an easy-to-use silicone mould system the ring raises associative memories of place and individual’s interpretations of ‘home’ the structure is made from two primary elements, a high quality silver inner and concrete composite outer form ‘how to make the DIY concrete house ring’video courtesy of linda bennett.
Studio 30:31: Concrete Pots. We've been seeing great little planters people are making out of concrete and I wanted to make my own. I've seen a number of examples where people used throw away food containers as molds, I wanted to do something similar and came up with an easy way to use inexpensive bowls. They came out with a great look and the molds will be reusable for many pours. I picked up these bowls at the local grocery store. What made them nice was they had several different sizes and the price was right. I ended up purchasing a couple sets of bigger bowls and a couple sets of smaller bowls. The hardest part was cleanly cutting the bottom off of the larger bowls. Lastly, I centered up the larger bowl around the smaller inner bowl and glued it down with silicone. After I finished up the pots, I sealed the interior with a poly acrylic.
How to Make Concrete Tealight Holders — Timber Press Talks. Vidéos - Esprit Composite. Introduction to Basic Concrete Jewelry. Concrete is a wonderful, hard, neutral, unprecious material with a real presence. And it can be successfully adapted to jewellery. This is an introduction to basic processes and materials. Uncured concrete is difficult to handle. It usually needs some kind of form or structure to control the shape. This leads to three completely different fabrication methods: casting into a form -- and later removing the form applying to an armature -- expanded mesh, for example or carving a solid block -- which can be partially cured Concrete is a mix of portland cement, an aggregate, water and other additives that give the mix certain characteristics.
Large: stone or gravel small: sand fine: stone dust (e.g. limestone or marble) extremely fine: silica fume, metakaolin The dry materials are mixed first. Concrete will get somewhat hard after 4 to 12 hours, depending on the mix and temperature, and can be worked with coarse files or carved at this stage. Materials Aggregates: Mixes: Smooth Coatings: ART CONCRETE: Technical Source and Gallery. Esprit Composite. Magasin Passionceramique.com : Moulage, resine, latex, silicone, platres gelcoat, mousses PU, alginate, charges, vernis, colle, mastic, fibres et tissu de verre, pigments, poudres et colorants, adjuvants, accessoires.
Creamodeles. La réalisation volumétrique, qu’elle soit unique ou multiple, passe par différentes étapes. La première est la création d’un modèle en trois dimensions, puis d'un moule, la reproduction matière en... Terre, plastiline et cire Le plâtre est une pierre (gypse) broyée, cassée, cuite et moulue jusqu'à l'obtention d'une poudre blanche. En général, le plâtre utilisé en moulage que ce soit pour la réalisation de moules ou de tirages (reproductions en positif) est vendu sous le nom de plâtre à mouler ou plâtre à modeler. Il existe plusieurs variétés de plâtres à mouler avec des degrés de dureté et des temps de prises adaptés à chaque utilisation. On peut suivant usage accélérer ou retarder leur prise, les durcir et les imperméabiliser. Bien maîtrisé dans sa mise en œuvre; ce matériau tendre, rapide, fin et peu coûteux est adapté à de nombreux cas de figures allant de la maquette au produit fini.
Le ciment pierre est utilisé pour réaliser des tirages au moule soit en plein, soit en creux. Conseil.