You are live. Hey everyone. I'm live. I hope that That that title makes you click on the video and watch because we have great times here every Wednesday at 1 o'clock and today is no exception But please let me know if you can hear my microphone. Okay, my name is Dave and behind the camera is the lovely and powerful Jessica. Yeah, hi everybody So Jess is going to be talking to you and it's not that Jeff was fired. It's that How do we say this nicely here is Jeff So anyways like always what we're going to do is we're going to go through our table of contents What we want to accomplish today, and then you guys can give your questions and comments and feedback Lots of the stuff that we're making here today in the studio is from the YouTube comments and from stuff that you said So thank you so much also Right off the top. I want to say hi mom I hope you're watching and I hope you're doing well, and I think you should get a dog I think you'll make you very happy. So follow me over to the table of contents and Sorry for what I said about Jeff Jeff. I'm sorry. I Was just being silly Yeah, and for everyone that's curious about how Jeff looks Okay, so here's our table of contents. We went with a nice yellow paper today in honor of Johnson's nice legs We're gonna go through what we did last week we experimented with dyed salt with honeycomb Food coloring gel making a cork board making beads, and then we have a river table to show you which turned out amazing Then here are the new projects to do we're gonna resin my an art for my brother Ryan I have to resin a piece of art for him. I'm gonna send it out to him We live in Toronto where we are right now an hour west of Toronto And it's a beautiful day show them Jessica Look at that So And he lives in Victoria on the other side of Canada, so I'm gonna send this to him Then we're testing. Thank you on the comments. This was someone suggested painting rubber glue on the back of Metal to help with drips on the bottom. So we'll try that. We're gonna do a desert scene Everyone's doing ocean scenes. We're gonna try desert scene. So we have lots of sand We're going to have wet resin and spray paint into it That was someone's Suggestion as well, and we're gonna test we tested essential oils to see if once cured in resin They still smelled and they don't someone suggested fragrance oils. So we got a vanilla fragrance Jeff vanilla Okay, it smells like baking. So we're gonna see if you can cure this Fragrance oil again. That was from one of you. Thank you. Oh What else there's so much oh We've had a lot of people asking us like you sell colors. You have resin tint and then there's alcohol ink. What's the difference? What's the difference though? Don't panic. We'll explain it all today in full color. Look at this Okay, and then the last thing that we're doing is we're reviewing our projects that we're doing with butterflies flowers and fruit We're just gonna go over tell you what we've done We've been again, we've been getting feedback from you on how to make this just perfect and we're getting better and better and well then we'll Share it all with you. As always this show is brought to you by the porcupine apple porcupineapple.com They're great So let's start. So let's look at what happened last week What happened last week? Where's the salt Jessica the salt? Oh Jeff Salt Did you move them Jessica? No, I didn't move anything. Jessica. I put them down somewhere. I was I'm so organized They're where? Yeah, they were right here. Yeah, I didn't move anyways. That's a mystery We're gonna skip ahead to honeycomb So honeycomb looks really cool And it's wax and red and it's supposed to repel resin which is interesting but look at that Why don't you just get some beauty shots? I don't know what what I'm gonna try and do is next year Well next year when I'm cleaning the honeycomb if you when it's fresh you can get beautiful sheets of just honeycomb And I want to fill that whole thing up as honey. That's gonna be great. So yes, the answer is yes So again, these are three different types of honeycomb, it's fresh honeycomb Really heavily used for maybe decades honeycomb and maybe one or two years of honeycomb That's the different dark darkness and then this one we did two just more tests I know how this stuff just disappeared I'm telling you it's that coronavirus. Oh, it's on the ground. I put it by where we're gonna be the sand Okay, so let's gain this one. I'm gonna cut this up and play with it, but it looks fantastic. Now Yeah, good Let's check something off the list How about that? Sure So that's honeycomb Food coloring gel This is food coloring gel. I didn't know what food coloring gel was So I just got it on amazon and this is food coloring gel And let's see what we noticed last time is food coloring gel Its main ingredient is sugar, which is a fairly large particle So it looks kind of like sandy color if you know what I mean So food coloring gel makes a sandy color, which could be really cool If you want a certain effect where you want the color to be like lots of little dots I wouldn't I wouldn't say it's uh, I think it looks very cool Whatever it is Oh, that actually does look really nice against the window. Yeah Hmm. Oh, Alexis come Jeff one time. Let us see you Jeff they're begging for it. I knew this would happen if we guys are gonna be very disappointed Jessica so food coloring gel, let's look at our salt Oh, I know let the digs begin everybody But can you I mean do take a moment to zoom in on the legs? Why didn't hear everybody I don't know I'd take a number two razor and just clean it up a little I don't know what your legs you're going to talk number two You put number two on those legs? Well, I haven't for a long time, but yeah, I do Feels great So I know my Rebecca. Oh by the way happy anniversary Thanks for all the help everyone for figuring out what to do for 10 years And it was a big success. I gave her this uh pair The label came in Late they're supposed to be a plaque label on here. So it's a late 10th anniversary gift But still and it's gonna say We're quite a pair happy 10 year anniversary Jeff I'm giggling today. Wow. Yeah So this is say this is a salt in resin Um, we tried The fruits of our labor that's good Maybe I'll put them on the back Rebecca says you should tell the pair story from your wedding. No I can't I'll tell the pair story sometime hashtag Jeff joke Okay, so that's what happens you can put salt and it keeps its color. It doesn't dissolve I thought maybe some of it would disappear, but the color stays so now we know That's great, right Jeff This guy This guy Okay, next we're going to look at our great wine cork cork board because of this covid virus. I'm sure you all have extra wine caps around Right, so we put it in the back side. This is a canvas We put it on the back side and here's what i'm gonna do. I'm gonna I got some pins And I found some memorabilia. This is a my This is uh my kids with a polaroid camera That reminds me I gotta get more paper prints for my polaroid camera It's so much fun to have And this was a card that someone sent and it was a really nice card. So I kept these flowers That's nice who gave you the card um It was a An old hermit An old hermit. Yeah So this is a try hugs not drugs pin that I've kept all my life then this is a A business card for kale oil Which is just a huge success see And then along with that I have this little four leaf clover, right I'll put that in there and this is bringing good luck to kale oil That's all that it takes Now this is from my favorite one of my favorite uh rappers. His name is j coal And he has this thing called dreamville where He just takes like single moms and their kids and just builds all these houses and community and He's a good guy. I know and I love his music and I love That he's like he's doing some good stuff So hashtag j coal hashtag j uh j cool Wow Okay, everyone wants you to show your face I know that's why I said I said Jeff can't be involved in this every time Jeff gets involved The ladies just Food and fondle for him Okay, and then most importantly, this is my wife of ten years Huh patient lady Look at that. Look at this. Oh, it looks great. Hey I'm just gonna put it over here By the walnuts Get it closer Okay, I'm gonna check something off the list Rubber glue and back of the metal cork boards beads and river table So here's what we're gonna do. We're just gonna pop Some beads out of the silicone. Oh, that's fun Come see this So this is again, just amazon recommended that I buy these so of course Amazon is never wrong. Look at for making your own beads So fun and it's so fun to pop out too Jeff you want to pop these out? I bet you I can bead your time Beed your time. That's good Thank you, Jeff And here's some other ones. Thank you. Now beat it. Beat it. That's good Okay beads the last one. I'm gonna bring something over here. Jess. Don't go anywhere. Okay Look at this waiting and silence patiently Look at this. Oh, that is so cool. It's not nice. So I'm gonna polish it up, but It's a nice, uh cable So good Isn't that beautiful Beautiful Cool, right? Look at that Need some water What happened to the wood lamp What happened to the wood lamp? Oh, it's at my shop. I'm doing some sanding and stuff and cutting Oh, is that the shop? I'm uh Because I was gonna sand it and polish it because That silicone has been used so many times that it's stuck in a bunch of places So I was kind of upset. Okay Okay next we're going to We looked at the river table We have the art to resin and cover We'll put rubber glue on the back. So Jeff, we're gonna need a bunch of art resin, please Let's figure it out That's good.  We did one with oils And it didn't really work very well and what everyone said to do, which is what I knew was the answer, but it just is a bit of extra work There's two things we're going to test one is someone suggested something like this Let me see how bad it is for you. It's an irritant But it Jeff behind the fence because he has COVID Oh, interesting a COVID fence Yes Absolutely, we thought this fed should should block it out tell all your friends Tell all your friends I wonder if that could be a thing like you carry around your own plexiglass wall with you Yeah We should make one of those summer. Yeah, what would we call it? What would you call that your portable plexiglass wall? Does it just attach to your belt, you know A no offense a no offense no offense your COVID protector Yeah Okay, we got to write this down for someone else does it Oh dear see these things happen all you gotta do mix in a little you know mix in a little resin mix in a little uh creativity Mix in a little greek food Well, here's the thing.  I don't know about that. No, you don't like it I know but Why can't it just be no? No No offense It's clever If you don't if it's not speaking to you, we're not doing it I don't know Well, think about it Monster liquid latex I'm gonna write that down too, but not in food coloring Monster I said hi to her. Thank you monster liquid latex Hey, sounds like we yeah, just want to paint that all over Jeff Hey, have a latex night Okay monsters and uh, so there's no offense it's your portable portable plexi glass COVID fence Unit perfect. Well, I think We could take the rest of the day off Okay So a couple people in the comments have said You just tape a circle and then trim around the out the edge with an exact knife And that's probably the best answer So we're gonna try that Jeff. Do you have any free hands? Okay, I'm gonna set Jeff up over here Unfortunately, we haven't we should put that fence on wheels then Jeff can move around That's what we need to do Yeah, I'm going to I'm just saying if that was on wheels, we wouldn't have this problem Okay, should I write that down? Yeah So there's this and I'll get you a cutting mat and we're just and just kind of trim around Exactly Okay, one thing I love having around the art studio is dissection kits Just get an amazon dissection kit and you get the best sharpest knives Like the blade comes in. Uh, look at this. This is my favorite thing about a dissection kit I mean most of the stuff you don't use but the stuff you do use So this is like a medical grade Scalpel basically I mean See that like a medical grade scalpel So good for art And somehow you just snap this in place Hey, mom. Sorry. Sorry. She's late. Oh, mom. I told you We start right at one o'clock Okay, we have our medical grade scalpel now if we just come over to Jeff Here's it's not working. This is the wrong handle for the knife Oh, thanks for taking out Can I show everyone summer summer Summer come here. Oh This is summer and she's so nice. She's tired. She plays really hard She's got a nice smile. She's just a sweetie. She's very smart Yeah, she's a good girl Any questions for the dog?  Yeah summer. She loves us so much She kisses she can stay He's been biting So I need Hannah here to tell me where things are You say hi to everybody Yeah, they do look the same Oh, man, I'm just looking This is one of those days where we Yeah, here's an exacto knife. I couldn't find a hard surface for you, but I'm looking really really hard Yes, sir Yes, sir Look harder Maybe I can fit in this thing Here she's this Yep, just make that tidy and while Jeff's doing that So we got our resin mixing soon things are going to start going really fast We kind of hit a lull there in the program So this is a big ridiculous brush But in theory this should all just peel off super nice I'm just working fast because I feel pressure to work fast I would do it tiredier with a different brush next time for sure Yeah, this is you use this if you have what they call meat hands You know meat hands Yeah, that's what this is Okay, so that's done. I'm gonna let that dry for a bit. It's really stinky I'm gonna put this outside Oh, it's disgusting Okay, well while I'm going outside, I'll show you one other thing we're doing So this was someone was asking or mentioned that they saw people were using spray paint in wet resin So out here Once Jeff has done mixing we're gonna do that just spray paint quick Just to see what happens Because it's so much fun Let me see what's on the checklist Jessica Rubber glue and back of metal. Okay, so I got to pour that This one's for Sand desert oasis scene spray paint resin Check To Ryan's art is set up rubber glue and metal set up Sand scene Spray paint into resin Pregnant oil a difference between resin tint and alcohol ink Review butterflies flowers and fruit Jeff. How's the resin? Could I start pouring some of it? Oh, look at this Thank you Jeff Special note about Jeff he uh, what's this special thing about Jeff? Sorry Jeff, okay So here's what we're gonna do we're gonna talk about the difference between resin tint and alcohol ink And we'll do that suggest you'll You'll have times where you're gonna come in for a nice close-up because we're gonna really look at what it does So the first step I'm just gonna set up a bunch of containers with um Let me get a cloth quick if Hannah was here. I'd have a cloth in my hand Or if Jeff's Fence was on wheels There's no offense. Oh It's it's okay I read a book that said uh Fancy protector That like gimmicky names they don't their businesses don't last like based on the data Yeah, they never ran for long Okay, interesting So i'm gonna fill these up Like that i'm gonna bring these beads home for my kids What's Jeff working on behind the fence again?  What are you doing back there? Jeff I'm gonna need a lot more resin a lot more. Yeah So we have a bit more resin in there. This might be overkill that Let's just do it so One I'll use the same color for So this is resin tint And it is Oil-based. It's a vegetable oil Cool. How does he tape? How's his tape job? Oh, wow Pretty good Jeff. He's not just a pretty face Hey, so which colors are you choosing here? I'm just gonna work with reds reds. Yeah, so this one's gonna get resin I'm just gonna set this guy up Right here. So this is our tape piece All right, Jeff just mix up a bunch more resin Okay So these are our already resin pieces. I'll move them out of the way I'm going to move our salt and honeycomb tests out of the way Over here And also we have lots to talk about about butterflies fruit And flowers and oh, yeah, we were thinking about doing a sports segment Let's see about that We're still debating that. Jeff, where did I put the piece of metal that has the Oh, I put it outside because it's so stinky. Okay Um Just fill it up to half and half. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you Okay, so this is gloves I'll get the gloves I'll put the box right by you. All right, then we'll finally get into this My goodness. Thank you Yeah, let's do reds for now. I'll find two that are pretty similar in height so this is Um red oil based And then resin tint. Yeah. I'm well, I'm just gonna leave it floating. So resin tint. This is alcohol ink See, it's very clear It's all it's a way to get a bit more transparent oil based you can get more opaque You can always now here's the other thing that's a main difference I'm gonna grab another white too So this is resin tint white and if I add white It just will make the color lighter But now watch what happens when you add alcohol ink white It just can you go to the side of this one like low inside? That's who happens. All right. It's happening That's Ridiculous Yeah, it's doing the exact opposite of what we thought it's supposed to do The alcohol ink is supposed to sink down Okay, I don't know why I did that. Anyone know I did that? I have no clue Okay, what else do we have to talk? Okay, so this is alcohol base Um, which does bring up like, uh Alcohol can evaporate it's soluble in water So you have some more health risks if you were to ever torch this Um, I wouldn't be afraid of it lighting on fire. It is flammable I'd more be afraid of it creating fumes So, um, resin tint is food safe Resin tint keeps art resin food safe. I don't know if they I think the alcohol ink does but it's the process of making it isn't very safe Well, I don't know if that answered a question at all Because I currently was a surprise to me And maybe you can see how they sit To so this is pigment is more viscous And the alcohol ink is a lot runnier more watery See that's it's there. So they just oops. Oh, here's another difference And so the alcohol does a lot of really cool weird effects too Um, so most people like alcohol ink for uh more organic stuff Just random stuff, you know Yeah, I think it just looks cool So I hope that answers the question. Oh, here's no no here's one more big thing Resin tint uses pigment And alcohol ink uses dye And pigment and dye are very did are very different and dye fades Worse than pigment. So pigment is more light fast So it stays a richer color for longer and dye fades a lot faster. So Um, that's another thing. All right, let me look at my list before we get lost again Rubber glue and back metal resin rinds art cover. Okay, let's go do the sand It's pre-print resin fragrance or I have lots of resin left. So right here I am going to do some fragrance oil Let's find a good mold in here What would be something that's nice to turn into a vanilla scent? Jessica Okay, I'll do that in the cube so Fragrance right here So again, I don't we tried essential oil and it didn't work So this is fragrance oil and we're gonna see what happens when we do this so I'm putting a whole bunch of it in just see if it even works in the first place Done enough What color is vanilla? Brown? Hmm Vanilla is white Okay Okay, so we're making some vanilla So I'm going to pour it into a vanilla sheet It smells delicious It does smell me. It smells like bacon. Yeah, this table is not totally level. So vanilla sheet And then Right here, I'm just gonna make a vanilla cube a vanilla cube Anyways, we'll let that drain we'll rest this here I'll pull it up in a second. So let's see. This is uh resin tint And white I made a beautiful pink for some reason And this is alcohol ink Well, I also added a bit of orange to it Okay So we tested the fragrance oil crossing that off Differences between resin tint and alcohol ink. We hopefully we talked about that. It was confusing So Jeff, how's the new resin mixing coming? Awesome We probably mixed way too much I don't know. I know Okay So see this piece of art I just wanted to show that you can when you sand it you totally lose the art like there's artwork under there But I'll go just wash it off quickly Please come to the bathroom Join join us in the bathroom So I'm just doing that That'll do it See there's a bit of there's a bit of white in the bubbles that were stuck there Yeah, so we have these air pressure uh guns to blow it out Or I just leave it in there You know, I'm just gonna leave it in there. I think it looks nice Actually So there's this sucker I'm just gonna let it dry for a bit. So I'll resin this one last Because if water and resin react together it makes the resin foggy Isn't that exciting? Thanks for watching uh anyone who's watching It's the same difference It's just whatever is closest to reach With your arms Jeff Okay, it is quiet over there. You know, Jeff can get into trouble That guy Okay, let's go outside Well, actually what I'm gonna do is I have this extra resin. So I'm just doing this to get just to clean out the cups Good we'll have to do something with this in this now. That'll be fun. Yeah Okay, let's go out and spray paint Oh, no, I think I have enough I might need a bit more I just noticed that we're on a super unlevel space But just for the sake of experiment experimentation We're gonna do this And I I'm using these nice ridged panels If you can find them there Great So welcome to water down Ontario We're gonna spray spray paint into wet resin And that was something that someone suggested in the comments from last week. So let's see what happens Again, I really enjoy making these videos. Thank you everyone I'm gonna get excited about wednesdays. I plan all this stuff to do And it's a project and it's nice to wake up in the morning and be like, oh I have a project So if you don't have a project, I highly suggest finding a good project. It's hard, but There's something out there. Oh, it's so nice. Okay, this looks great. Almost. Oh Close call. Okay. Let's spray paint and then get out of here So We got all these colors We're just gonna do something Where should I stand so my shadow is not in it? Oh, no, I just Okay What are we gonna do? Well, I just clogged up This is very old spray paint COVID came and then everything stopped This one we're doing close spots In line This one we're doing Lines Is it? Orange with awesome red here Where's pink coming the color spectrum? Let me add purple to the pink, right? Wow, this is easy to do. Whoa. That was cool. Yeah. It's a good old fashion Rainbow scene here. I don't have green, do I? What about that one? Is that not green? No, that's orange Jessica We don't have any uh, I think we have a green. We just don't think it's out there. Well, I guess there's no green in this one, doesn't any? Oh, those colors They're nice Come on. This one's all clogged So, you know, you I don't know if you guys know but you can get all sorts of spray paint heads I've never really dabbled in that Would metal spray paint work? We'll find out next week Won't wait I'm sure it'd be awesome So I'm just gonna I'm gonna leave that blank leave that blank And this is like pretty solid. What else do we test just a misting see what happens when you mist? Cool And then we'll see what happens when you add white dollars. Whoa We've got some rocks in there. That's nice Did I get you? Wow, look at that part G's louise Okay, I gotta carry these inside I'm gonna get something to Watch what just watch that for a second.  You want more? I just like change the purple and you're good Okay, let me get a box Jeff I feel sad for you there I feel sad for you there poor Jeff Comes to work and gets teased and tormented By youtube viewers screaming for his identity to be revealed If you guys knew who jeff really was You would lose your mind and he's here every week humbly serving as youtube Partner in crime He could be traveling well not right now He could be Doing any world And he's choosing to be here with us his Beautiful face has opened Yeah, look at them Jeff. Whoa, that looks so cool. Look at that. Oh my god. That looks so cool. Yeah. Oh my god. I'm gonna Do this. I'm really big Okay, we're gonna use metallic spray paint next week and do a huge one deal metallic spray paint Make it huge Oh my gosh, jeff I think it's worth risking your identity to be revealed To look at it Is that good? How long have we been talking for? Okay, we're okay so That's a monster liquid latex and we're gonna try metallic spray paint huge No, jeff. I brought them in the right here. You walk past them.  Did I get it on the wall? Okay, Jessica Gosh Okay, I'll clean this up after All right Incredible I know it's Okay, thanks for uh mixing all that resin jeffrey All right here Okay, so I'm gonna check something off the list Spray paint into resin outside amazing Like I have 500 markers I want to do like a marker consolidation. You go through all your markers Rubber glue on back of metal. I just have to pour it, but the rubber glue is already dry So resin Ryan's art we're gonna do that sand. We have the sand And some review stuff. Okay, let's go to the sand Yeah So with this one, I'm just letting it run over the sides and go on the bottom because I'm gonna have to sand the sand It very well. I just want to get a perfect finish. I want to make sure to cover this one And make sure it's perfect. So we'll need to figure out how to cover it Okay, I've re-resined that one maybe four times because it's just Not working. Okay So we're gonna try and do a desert scene Just start experimenting. Yep So we're gonna do a couple of different ways of thinking about it Let me just grab some scissors And another bucket Josh, is this your water? Yes, it's mine We need to label our waters I know and I'd pick them up and put them somewhere and Oh, thanks Jeff Oh Jeff see just when you need them. There's Jeff Save in the day Do you want can I give people a hint about Jeff? A hint? A hint. Yeah So this is just sand The sand feels a bit wet. So I might have wanted to dry it out. I'll do it again with drier sand Is that enough? So now I'm not gonna mix any color into it.  I'm just gonna use up the rest of the resin to see if we have enough I had a couple people commenting that it's a very confusing video to watch And I know You know what confusing it is to make? Um, where did I put the other one of these that's dry? No, I brought it in I know I have too many projects. That's the problem. You're right. That's what Jeff said too Jeff's always right here come come look at this. You can see how it's revealed So it's all scratched up from being sanded now watch this And I just need to find the other disc. Oh, is that it right there? Yeah, perfect. So that's dried quick and we're just gonna see what happens And this should use up the rest of our resin Okay Yeah, I'm just gonna spread them out And again, you just have to make the resin touch every part of the surface you want it on and then it'll level out no problem I'm rushing as always You're right mom too many projects I think it's better than not enough projects though I'd say a month ago. I didn't have enough projects and that was wasn't happy So this is fun But yes too many projects Jeff Yeah, I did I did it a little I'm sorry How are the Toronto Raptors doing this year? Oh, so just the playoffs are just starting And our people uh thinking about the Toronto Raptors will do well again. They won last year No way they're saying that Wow YouTube you heard it here first Jeff is predicting Toronto Raptors going to the finals Have you been rowing yet Jeff? So we were experimenting with these panels. Well, Rebecca was And Rebecca's comment like we're trying to put together kits and stuff, you know for the business and Rebecca Said that these ones are actually hard to make look nice Because if you want it to look amazing then you're done in like three seconds You're like blue green yellow and you leave it alone so that you can see the metal through it So it's easy to overdo it with these so we just But it's a good experiment on Working with metals and resins. Okay, so we're going to cover for this Why don't we do that right now? I'll show you one way to cover it Yes, I'll torch it and cover it. I'm going to start stirring in the Sand With a big stir stick. Do we have a big stir stick? Look at this stick Hey, just when you need a stick there's one there Okay, so I'm just again, this is sand and art resin and we're going to experiment with different techniques to make a Desert I think I think that it's also going to look be this color Which doesn't look like a desert at all. I think you'll have to get a light colored sand So I'm going to buy Maybe why don't we try? Okay, I'm going to buy uh Yeah, are we revealing it? I brought it home because I was going to sand it and polish it because the silicone ripped off onto it But it looks it looks powerful with the gold tip Yeah, fish stories. That's what I'm thinking. We got some Okay, so I'm going to just pour a bit of this. So this is um was just extra resin Um, so maybe it'll show us through and be like an oasis in the desert So this is 50 50 mix. Um, we'll see how that works And to make sand color. What was it in our color mixing guide? Okay, sweet. We have 22 raptors 12 What's it 22 to 12? Yeah for the raptors or not Thanks for the update So this you can find art resin.com slash mixing Uh, it's a free pdf. No email needed. Just get it. It has uh, I'll show you a primary just all your primary colors using resin tints And then it has how to make different types of sands How to make different types of browns How to make different types of blues depending on what you're making And then turning things into pastels turning things into pearls And then depending on the opacity that you want or light lighter darker opacity And these are just some like popular colors sage green periwinkle We just have a selection of seven. So I'm going to look in this for the sand color To see if adding tint to it can make regular playground sand, which is what this is Look lighter.  I'm looking for resin tint Neon pink Oh, but is there uh Neons Let's find some neons. Okay. I'll just open a new pack Okay Excuse me while I get some new neons Yeah pink orange yellow and green So what we're going to do here is we're going to add some neon green Whole whack of it some neon pink Whole whack of it And some neon yellow and then a lot of white Neon yellow more yellow and let me grab the whites Are you okay back there Jeff? I feel so bad for you. I feel like we're torturing you Every Wednesday at one o'clock. That's right Jeff We need more whites out here Oh, sorry. I should have grabbed this. I'm putting a lot of white in a lot of whites I really want to lighten it just doing the bottles of these bottom of these bottles Look at what we're up to today. Looks like just a big max looks like Jamaica. Hey We'll see if this does anything that sounds pretty dark. So we'd have to a lot of white. I think it's like caramel But it's interesting.  There we go. That's like A third of a bottle of the big resin tint, which is very excessive, but Yeah, I think we'll have to try try looking at like pet food or pet aquarium sand and stuff Yeah, if you add over six percent it compromises the fall of final cure strength So like this isn't going to be as strong the resin not going to be as strong as usual And I think this is really going to uh when it starts to get tacky Maybe in half an hour Maybe I can come in and try and make like sand dunes So we'll do something like that I'm just gonna cover all the board and then leave it to do its own thing I'll take some of this put it up here There we go Hey call it a day now. I have all this extra sand here. Jeff. What should we do with it? The beach the beach I'm gonna go grab another canvas in the garage How's this looking this looks amazing That is so good Look at that. I'm scared this is gonna fall in it Okay, let me go grab another big canvas Okay, thank you So I'm gonna torch this and cover it Man, I'm rushing today and thank you, Jessica. I don't know where they are Do you I need Hannah Hannah's going back to school in september two If anyone wants job it's like a studio hand Please we're in water down Ontario. You get to just play with stuff We're near Hamilton if you're in Hamilton. We're also near Burlington Oakville But we need someone to just like help clean up the studio do experiments build stuff maybe blog about it But you have to be able to come into the studio What panels is that? I should just lift them up You know what I'm gonna lift them up and put them on the table quick And then I'm gonna cover everything together. Yeah, yeah, I'll just lift them and put them right here Yeah, Jeff, I think I think uh Hannah get one more glove. Excuse me. Okay. How is everyone? ready great Oh, I'm gonna do these ones too. Sorry and actually I'm just noticing some of the Let me just turn off this propane so I don't fill the studio with gas Thank you. I need to just keep reminding me that Troy Who I who said to do that? Sorry. Yeah, cool Very cool. So I'm gonna move these uh spray paint pieces up here Okay, how do I do that? I'd have to do that when it's uh, I'd have to do that when it's really uh sticky Yeah, that's a good point. Well, why don't you hand it off to Jeff? Do you want to do that? Jeff goes behind the camera. No, then we switch microphones and everything We'll do that next week. We're getting better at this Okay, that really smells like vanilla And look, we have these two pieces we have to pour some more too. What are we gonna do? Okay, great Okay There's that And there's this great And actually I kind of need my uh This piece up on the wall. Jeff look how cool it's looking So freaking cool. This is just what we Everyone's missing you Jeff Jeff has puns and stuff Okay, look at this. You're quick on your feet.  Jess, can you hang out and I'm gonna go find another can. Oh, I got this I'm gonna put the rest of that sand on this thing. Jess. I just did something. Uh, geez It's just a big yellow canvas This is called, uh, what's this called Jeff? This this technique Spork under the store. Uh, I don't know. This is called, uh Sporkeling Sand dots this is a sand dotting technique It's been around since actually the in ancient china. They would do this to bring in the new year And you and help with the harvest the rice harvest Oh, yeah, well, I'm just gonna cover this whole thing because slimmer thing going on Yeah, we're gonna keep that part That's what you need. That's what you need. I'm just gonna cover all this part. Oh, yeah Never with sand, but yeah, definitely We're doing lots of silicone mold making, uh Want us to do resin sculptures? Okay, we can do resin sculptures I'll put it on the left. Yeah, torture, please You don't want to leave any of the yellow? I'm gonna leave the bottom part And this one is called Sands at high noon Look at that Huh, who wouldn't pay the price of admission into a gallery to see this, eh?  That's good Jeff That looks like my bathroom right now Yeah Potty training Ode to an era This is a great piece of art. You know what? Look at this No, no, it's gorgeous That's sand and look at the bright yellow of the sandstorm I'm telling you someone's gonna look at that. I'll make the edges nice. Someone'll come in and look at that and say I love it Yeah They can buy it when you firm up you can write something in the sand Oh I'm sorry Did anyone click on the video because of the title on the thumbnail? Anyone? I was so proud of that I thought this is gonna get clicked Did so anyone click on that? I have a really good one for next week Really? Okay, anything else we can dump on this? This is a bit of white.  I appreciate it. I'll be on time next time Okay, resin rinds art done rubber glue tests check sand desert oasis scene check but I didn't want to come up. I'm thinking next time We we put the sand in like ripples and then pour the resin into the sand Maybe then you can get sand dunes Spray-print in the resin check Tested fragrance oils check differences between resins and alcohol ink check Review, okay quickly. We're gonna review butterflies flowers and fruit tell you updates based on your health. Thank you and then Next week or when they when we get it. We're gonna do light colored sand monster liquid latex And metallic spray paint Okay Thanks for hanging in everyone Um Jeff do you think you could pick out some of this crap?  Thank you Okay, thank you Sorry, I'm getting tired.  Um, someone mentioned resin statues You would probably use a mold like this silicone mold So we've been working a lot with silicone lately and we are very excited to be bringing out a two-part silicone So you can do things like duplicate fruit. That's what we've been playing with Jeff, what's the status? So the last thing that we did was we pre-sealed fruit with uh Yeah, just uh, um, I will just a mod podge spray Okay, well, I don't know if we want to use I don't want to be talking about other brands, you know Just you find a way to pre-seal the fruit so that the fruit doesn't react with the silicone Which creates a bunch of bubbles in your uh Mold but even that being said like Jessica hold this and show them So that's what we're doing. We're we're um Experimenting with pre-sealing the fruit and Hannah's not here, but she's done a bunch of it So next week we'll have some of that to show you Because I just think being able to make like a bright gold pair like we'll figure out the right gold mixture Do we feel if pre-sealing will be able to eliminate the bubbles that are created and go into the mold? Yes, so that that's just saying The reason to pre-seal it is to eliminate the bubbles that go into the mold That's our hypothesis and thank you for the help. So the second thing let's go on to flowers So does Hannah have any new flowers to show? Yeah Okay, so we're drawing out the new flowers, but basically here's what we're doing We're thinking that you And this is from your guys tips. This has been this has resin painted on it already So we're painting the resin on it first. Oh, look at these These are beautiful. These are actually new ones these three. Okay. We have some great stuff and so has the flower been resin So this one was sealed with uh tc before okay cool, so we just have a little bit of a bubble problem, but Um, that's pre-sealing the flower and right now. We're just figuring out how to polish this outside We'll show you how to do that Yeah, bubbles are that's with mod podge seal. I think you seal it with resin and then resin it And we're trying to get it so you can't see a line at all and you have no bubbles Yeah It's a picky thing, but once you know the process So anyways, that's going great. Thank you for the tips We're painting the flowers with resin first after drying them in silica sand Great Where is it? I have to send it to someone Um, I asked Hannah to get up to the strawberry room to send to someone. Here it is Okay, I'll send this to whoever I told that send them this to someone wanted this so Okay, I'll send that right away Butterflies Oh cool. I'll send it Laura So Butterflies again the trick was we wanted to be able to do a butterfly in one pour We experimented with Putting tape on the wings If we pre-seal it with almost anything it gets dark So but one suggestion that has come up time and time again From you guys is to put the butterfly in between your laminating sheets And put it through a laminator the whole butterfly through a laminator So we have more dead butterflies coming our way But we're getting really close and getting some pretty exciting results We just got to figure out tweak these little things But we're getting close and that's doing it in one pour without having any lines cool, eh It's picky But uh once you get the technique it's good. Look at this strawberry. This is Just from duplicating a strawberry So did we talk about everything we talked about flowers butterflies fruit Jeff's picking that up. Thank you for the help everyone We did it We did it Um, we'll see you next wednesday at one o'clock. Thanks for watching us. Thanks for the comments Um, that's about it and talk to you later. Bye


Welcome to the show, it's me, John Park, and here we are. It's time for John Park's workshop, and this is it. This is my workshop. We're in here and we're ready to go. I am enjoying a delicious beverage. I hope you are too. This is kind of a weird one. This is some cold brew coffee, oat milk, ice, and some Trader Joe's chai iced tea mixed in there because why not? We've got people over in our chats, if you're wondering who I'm talking to, it's not just me talking to me, although that's certainly a component of it. We've got our chat over here on Discord. If you head to adafruit.it, sorry, adafru.it slash discord, that'll get you right into our Discord server instant invite type of situation. Once you're there, look for this live broadcast chat channel, you can see it here on the left. That's where this chat is going on. And we've got Andy Calloway and Dexter, Mike P. Jim Hendrickson, C. Grover, Paul Cutler, all hanging out here. And then also we've got our YouTube chat with Dave Odessa and Johnny Bergdahl and Anthony Bacara hanging out over there. So come one, come all, join in. If you're wondering where the chat is, if you're over on Twitch or somewhere else, Facebook, I'm just not watching all of those chats. It's just too much. So I recommend heading over to our Discord. It's a lovely place if you can. Well, let's see what else is going on. We have a job board over at jobs.adafruit.com. And if you head there, you'll see job openings and people posting their resumes, their info. Whoops, that's the wrong page. There it is. This is the jobs board. If you go to jobsadafruit.com, here's one of the positions that's been posted recently. This is someone looking for a contract job, building some matrix portal projects. They say they intend to use a company website to display messages on several matrix displays in several different developments. Purchased the 8.16 with a matrix portal M4 to play with. I wanna implement my process design. So if that looks interesting to you, that could be a fun project. Could be an interesting one. And you can of course negotiate pay with people if you're looking to do work on any of these types of gigs that you find. We just wanna connect you. So go check out jobs.adafruit.com. There's more there too, if you take a look here. A bunch of jobs, full-time, part-time, remote, contract, in-person, out-of-person, extraterrestrial, it's all there. That's jobsadafruit.com. What else is happening? I have a show on Tuesdays, which is, hey Franklin, Franklin says sup and has a cool little sticker there. I haven't really looked at the stickers here in Discord, but they're cool looking. If you are interested in Adafruit products, you might wanna stop by on Tuesdays for my product pick of the week show. I bring on a new product or a product from our back catalog of cool stuff. And I do about a 15, 20-minute show where I talk about the product, show it off, do a demo, go into some of the code, if it's a code-based thing. And then I do a little one-minute recap. This is it. This is the recap for this week's product pick, which was this cool little Pi TFT. And I'll show you that recap right now. It is the Mini Pi TFT. It is a SPI, SPI, bus-based display. It has a couple of buttons for GPIO and it's got that little STEMA QT connector on the bottom so you can plug in something like this GPS. Let's see, you wanna add GPS to a Pi project. It's just as simple as plugging into there and then using Blinka, the circuit Python for single board computers with it. You'll see this has header pins to plug into the first 12 pins. I have a little bit of code running on here and what it'll do is display some important information the time, your SSID, your IP address of the device itself, the host name and even my ping I've got here. It's an IPS display so you get real great readability from angles. Mini Raspberry Pi TFT. And as I mentioned on the show, we had a lot of those in stock. I haven't checked stock but hopefully we've cleared up some of those issues we had with low stock. It's not possible in all cases as you can imagine. There's a lot of repercussions going on with the global parts shortages and supply chain. Hello, Andreas from Sweden who stopped by over in the YouTube chat. Thanks for stopping by. Let's see, what else is happening? This is probably a good time to do a circuit Python parsec. Let's just jump right into it. All right, let me open up the right code. That's not it. Hang on. Oh, that's weird. Hold on, let me close this, try reopening it. I think it had cached some code. There we go, that looks a lot more like reality. All right, what I wanted to talk about on the circuit Python parsec today is display rotation. So I've been doing this little series on display IO things. And often you'll display either text or shapes or bitmaps images onto one of the displays on a circuit Python based board. And that can be built in board like here. I've got the PyGamer edge badge edition. Could be a separate display that you've plugged in. And it works pretty consistently across all the displays. When you display an image, you have a choice of your orientation. Is it essentially a sort of horizontal display, either in that orientation or that orientation? Or is it a vertical display, either that way or that way? And depending on how you have a thing mounted or how you're using it, you may want to pick different orientations. Sorry, words are difficult. So what I have here is an example of some cool pixel art. This is of a little Casio keyboard. And then when I press A, I can switch to a different image. But you can see this image has a vertical orientation. So it makes more sense to turn the screen this way. And when I do that, I'm going to want to switch the display rotation. So this changes everything to do with your display, all of the values of where zero zero is, for example, X and Y. All of those things get updated as you change this rotation setting. So if I go back to this horizontal image, I can switch that rotation there. And you'll see the way this works inside of circuit Python. It's really straightforward. When you've set up your display, you can see this value, display.rotation is set to zero. And that's the sort of default. But we can put it zero, 90, 180 or 270 to get those four different orientations. We can't do partial angles, just these four orientations. The way I'm doing that in code here is that when I press one of these D-pad buttons, I'm simply updating that display rotation equals zero, 90, 180 or 270. Then I'm also using the A and B buttons to just do a sort of mini slideshow between images. And so that will then be used to update as I load different images and palettes in. And they are going to use whatever that current display rotation is based on pressing these buttons. And so that's how you can adjust display rotation inside of circuit Python using display rotation. And that is your circuit Python Parsec. Yes, circuit Python. There I am. Hey, over in the chat, I'm glad to see that at least one person is excited about this. Dexter says, this changes everything. Hopefully you're referring to this display rotation. It's really convenient because you can imagine all of our positioning of things when you're placing text, for example, with the example I did last week, is based on an assumption of an origin point. And we use the upper left corner. But that can change. So if you go to this vertical orientation, you can now consider this to be 0, 0 rather than having to start expressing y and x and x and y and doing a bunch of crazy stuff like that. So oh, good. Yeah, Paul Cutler says that they just used that yesterday. Excellent. I can bring up our Discord there. You can see the conversation. And the other thing I wanted to do is give credit to the artist there, by the way. You saw that cool little bit of pixel art that I had on display. And you probably saw me show this earlier. This is something I don't remember where I ran across this. But this is an artist in Ankara, Turkey named Meral Ezgi. And they have a beautiful collection of mostly vintage electronics that they have created using some voxel-based art programs. So voxels, if you're not familiar, they're 3D pixels, essentially, volume pixels. And so these have actually been modeled like with Legos. Like if all Lego bricks were just sort of a cube with no studs and holes in them, but just stacking blocks, like building with blocks, and they can be textured with different colors or set to different material colors. So I love this collection of gorgeous, look at this Game Boy here. And if you click on one, I think there's usually a series of different images for them, at least for some of them. Let's see, there's, oops, let me go back. I know there is on this 808 drum machine. Yeah, there's a nice little series. So you can see all the ports back there, some nice close-ups, so gorgeous stuff. And I needed a source of something here. These are not open source or anything like that. So don't go giving them away, but I just wanted to display them and show them off on the parsec there. All right, let's see. What else have we got going on here? Oh, that's interesting. Calvin says this sort of art seems very popular in Turkey, very interesting. How about that? Yeah, I've checked out, there's a particular piece of software a lot of people like to use for building pixel art. And there may be info about that in, I'm just checking here, no. I'm not sure what people are using to do that, but I used to build pixel art landscapes for a video game, the whole Novelogic series like Delta Force and Apache and Armored Fist, all those pre-graphic card games when you couldn't really push polygons around very fast, had these big, big terrain engine that Novelogic had built using voxels. So there you go. Let's see, next up, I wanted to have a look at a sort of revision on a project. And I showed a little bit of this on show and tell yesterday, but I've made some changes and some additions. If you recall, where did I put it? I don't think I have the old one anymore. If you recall, no, it's gone, it must be dead to me. I had taken a Trellis M4 and used some code that Todd Bott had posted about using Audio Mixer in order to essentially mute or unmute audio loops that are all in sync with each other and are all playing. This is a really cool feature in Circuit Python. And I've got a little addition today that I think will make it even clearer what's going on. I was gonna build this as a learn guide and Lamors said, why don't you do it instead of on the Trellis M4? Why don't you do that on a breadboard? So I have here this sort of breadboarded, I'm using a PERMA Proto, just so things will stay together a little better as I'm working on it. But you could build this right on a breadboard. It is simply a KB2040 and a series of buttons. I've got eight buttons on here. I have a little noise canceling audio circuit, a little RC filter circuit. And then you can see the addition that I didn't show yesterday as I now also have a fader on there. I'm using the Neo Slider, which is a Stemma QT fader, so that there's one audio track that I can just fade in and out in sort of a gradual fashion, whereas the rest of them are sort of muting in an unmuting of tracks. But the neat thing is when the software starts, all nine of these wave files are playing and since they're all designed to be synced with each other, they're all in sync always and we're just listening in on them. So let me do a little demo over there and then we'll take a look at how this works. So let me jump over there. I'm gonna actually risk turning off my AC for a moment because the fan blows this camera mount a little bit, which can be distracting. It's also a bit loud. And for safety's sake, I'm gonna pop open my Discord so that I can see if anyone has questions or notices audio disasters happening. So let's hop over there. All right. So I can zoom this a good bit. So you can see there I've got my KB2040 keyboard. I have that plugged into this Promo Proto board by using some headers, so that I can remove this if I need to. And I've soldered these buttons straight down to the board, run them all to ground and then run them all to individual GPIO pins. The output from the D10 pin is a PWM audio and that's going into this little resistor and capacitor circuit and then out through this headphone output. So we should hear the different sort of subsections of the amen break that I've been playing when I'm doing these. And then the new addition is, and I can play those while I do this, but just so you can hear it, there's a sort of loop of a record scratch going on. And so it's just always playing, but I can fade it in and out. And that's the audio mixer voice level. I'll show you in code how that works, but now you can see we can have one audio track going and then start fading in this other one. And by the way, that audio of the scratching is definitely not in the same tempo as the rest of it. So apologies for that, but I think it just gets the point across. Okay, so let's have a look a little bit more at the hardware and then we'll take a look at software on this. So I'm gonna go ahead and unplug power from that. I just have a USB-C power running to this and then I have my amplifier running over a 3.5 millimeter. Happens to be a stereo out. I'm actually only connected at the moment to one side of this. I still need to bridge. I'm only using a mono output, but I can bridge that to both left and right, which just helps with some amplifiers that you're sending that to. And then conveniently this being a little STEMA QT, I can add that. I would need to update code to run it without because it's gonna, the code will look for I squared C device and get angry if it doesn't find it. But if I go in and edit code, I can tell it that I'm not using that or use something entirely else. We could use an accelerometer. We could add a little display to this. We could use a rotary encoder. Nice thing is that it's up to you and you can string together over I squared C a bunch of different items as long as you have different I squared C addresses for those. And then taking a little closer look at this, you can see these are these little 12 millimeter momentary buttons that we have in the Adafruit store. I can show you a link to those. And one issue is that I couldn't find, I have some of the square caps, which I think will fit with this spacing. This is basically the, excuse me, this is the closest spacing you can do on a breadboard or on this Permaproto, which is essentially two spaces between each of the buttons. And that is too close for these round caps. So I actually ground off the sides of them just so I could fit it. I'm gonna double check though. I think for the guide, I'll recommend the square caps, which I believe are meant to fit. The tops of these are fine, but there's a little rounded skirt here at the bottom that is just a little too wide for these to set next to each other that close. And I couldn't get an even spacing on this board if I had increased that, it would have been much too wide if you compound that by eight buttons. And then this is kind of a nice way to have the best of both worlds, which is maybe you don't want to dedicate this particular KB2040 to this project all the time, but you don't want to use a breadboard. Most of this is Permaproto right on there, very permanently soldered on there, with the exception of the microcontroller and I've used some of our lower feather headers. Actually, these are regular sized ones so that stands proud of it just a little bit. So you could get a little lower, you can see there's a little bit of a gap there with I like the short feather headers, those are great for doing this kind of thing. Could do this straight to the board, you could probably even use the cast-related pads and no pins if you wanted to, but since we're plugging things into it and out of it, it's nice to have it on mechanically fastened on header pins. And then this, maybe I can bring up the fritzing over here on the computer. This is a fairly typical high-pass filter circuit for audio to just cut out some of the high-end noise and also prevent some of the big pops that you'll get when you're plugging things in and that's a audio to a 1K resistor and then that 1K resistor goes both to this capacitor which goes to ground, filters out some of the noise and to a 220 ohm resistor, which then goes over to the headphone out and then I would bridge those since I'm using this actually as a mono. So that's a pretty nice little compact thing. You could expand on this. You could do pretty easily 16. I think we definitely have 16 GPIO available on this particular board. So if you doubled up on Permaprotos or just built your own circuit board for it, you could get a lot of buttons on here. Beyond about, I think, 18, 19 buttons, something like that, you'll then want to use something like a diode matrix and then you can get tons and tons by using rows and columns. But these also come in a bunch of colors so you can do these fun little color ways, sort of an 808-ish color scheme I've got going there. I decided to be fancy and kind of keep my colors matching the caps there which of course makes life a lot harder when you're trying to actually determine which wire is going where I should have just used alternating colors with as many colors as I had but I felt like getting fancy, so there you have that. All right, so let's take a look. Let me head back over here. We'll take a look at the code, run it into this and I'm also gonna turn that AC back on cause it's a little hot here today. By the way, if you didn't notice, I had switched. I've been still tinkering around my TV set but for the moment I have switched that little dolly vapor wave clock to one of our little LCDs and a lot of the LCD panels that you can get displays on Adafruit have a composite in so they don't just have VGA and HDMI, you can also put in a composite in. So Lars is hanging out with a clock over there. All right, so let's switch on over to Adam. Yeah, we'll look at the, one second here, we'll look at the code for this and then we'll take a look at the circuit diagram. So I'm gonna plug this in over USB-C. Whoops, a C clamp just fell noisily and let's open up, let me close the existing one so it doesn't get confused about that cache like it did. Okay, so, hey, that did it again. That's funny, how is it getting confused about, oh, do I still have that plugged in? I do, I have two circuit Python drives plugged in so I just picked the wrong one. There we go, okay, so you can see here this is similar to the Trellis M4 version that I did, bringing in the keypad to do the button presses, using audio core and audio mixer to do the wave playback and then the levels and I'm using audio PWM IO since we don't have an analog DAC on the RP2040 chip and then I'm bringing in simple math map range and that's what allows me to map the values zero to 1023 that come off of this slide potentiometer to 0.1 to 1.1 which is the range that we can use to adjust the volume of one of the mixer channels or voices and then I'm using seesaw to be able to do both the reading of the analog pot on here as well as writing to the neopixels that are under there and I'm using rainbow IO color wheel to deal with the give myself an easy way to light up the neopixels and some nice colors. Then I have a stack of wave file names here so those are all the different pieces of that amen break and then also the scratch.wave and that's a wave from freesounds.org. Then we set up the pins that we're using for the buttons and those are I'm using the RX D234567 and eight so there's some my RX is the same as D1 basically. Actually I don't even know it might work as you might be able to call that D1 there I'm not sure. And then setting up keypad to use those setting up the Neo slider over I squared C. By the way this is a nice change that started in I think it was 7.2 of circuit Python. I can now choose board.I squared C and that will pick the right I squared C depending on the board because this is running on a RP2040. It's actually SCL1 and SDA1. Normally those would just you'd have to sort of know that and type the right one. Now in this version of circuit Python you can just say board.I squared C and it knows which chip it's encountering and uses the right one. Setting up the fader as an analog input setting up the Neopixels. There's four of them and they're on pin 14 of the little seesaw chip on here. Here is a little fader to color wheel function that's just used to run through some of the color wheel setting up D10 as my audio out and then setting up the mixer object to have however many many voices in this case it's nine however many voices the length of this wave files list is and this is a nice way to do this so you're not being explicit with the values in case you change the number of voices that are in there for some reason you don't have to update that. Set the sample rate, the channel count, bits per sample and the sample is signed. Set up audio play on the mixer and then we have this handle samples and that'll start or stop samples if we're running them that way and then we also have the handle mixer so with this function or this loop right here we start playing all of them they all start at the same time and then this handle mixer function what this does is allows us to just toggle the voice level of each mixer channel essentially from zero to one. The main loop here checks for key presses and then either toggles those voice channels using that audio mixer or if you take a look at this late breaking addition here we're changing the pixel color based on faders and there's this remap here I'm remapping the value of the analog input that's zero to 1023 to 0.0 to 1.0 and then this mixer voice eight which is that ninth one this is zero indexed which was that scratch that value is just being continuously updated as I move the fader. Now I just put this in the last second I'm gonna update this so that we as I've done with some of the other fader code we don't constantly rewrite that but wait for changes so we can tell if that slider has changed and only then will we send them and that works pretty well as well. So give me one second to handle something. Hello MetaX from Istanbul Turkey nice to see you thanks for coming by. All right Dexter says they've built one but based on streetchicken.wave that's fun. All right so let me know if you have any questions in the chat about this but I think this will be a nice way to sort of illustrate how you can use mixer here's this is a couple of variations on it you can just pop the values up and down using the buttons or you can slide and fade them continuously you could also do things like cross fading if you wanted you could have one slider adjusting two values which would be pretty cool and let's see I think that'll do it so I will be working on a guide for this I just by the way just finished up a guide for the little let me find it here little excuse me web server let me go to my oh this window got big hold on it's a little better if we go to new guides you all actually this just came out I haven't had a chance to blog about it yet so I just wanted to point it out this is the personal and portable ESP32 S2 web server so the feather ESP32 S2 did I bring that inside I don't have it right here that can act as a web server it's also got a little display built onto it guide shows you how to set that up right now I'm just showing the Arduino version we have both a easy drag and drop UF2 file as well as the Arduino code if you want to adjust it and then flash it using Arduino IDE I should be adding a version for Circuit Python working with Dan Halbert who's been writing a similar web server inside of Circuit Python and then I also go into a in this case sort of the example project I've shown is scraping one of the open source wordle alternates or clones and having this run off of the device so in this page called create the web server I've got Reactl which is a really nice clone that we found Reactl you can just download this the files that you need and put them on the drive or got a little bit here on using Wget which is a command line tool for cloning that web page and supporting files so that you can kind of suck down any web page that'll fit and will work on your own so it doesn't have to be the one that we've put up there and then it talks about setting up your secrets JSON with your SSID and password as well as the access point name and password if it doesn't get on a network it'll serve up its own and then also made a nice little case for it so you can 3D print that let's say build the server case so you can 3D print this little case if you want to or come up with your own method and I've also added a little switch there so that we can power it on and off using the enable pin to ground and a lipo battery which you can charge over that USB-C port so just wanted to let you know that is out since we covered it on this show if you're interested in checking it out please do alright anything else I think that's gonna do it okay thank you everyone for stopping by and by the way there's gonna be an Ask an Engineer this evening I believe at 8pm but don't quote me on that what I'll do is show you one way we can find out let's go to live broadcast announce let's see if it's announced here yeah 8pm so this this is another channel on our Discord live broadcast announce we can put little notices up here this one says Thursday 8pm Eastern Time tune in for your usual Ask an Engineer things the week got busy and so it got bumped a day alright thanks everyone for stopping by I will hopefully see you there in the chats for Ask an Engineer a little later today and don't forget that there's gonna be a foamy guy deep dive tomorrow and then we'll start our usual sluice shows over again next week so that's gonna do it for me I'm John Park for 8th Fruit Industries this has been John Park's Workshop bye bye


This is stock number 11325A. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used light-duty truck headquarters today. We are checking out this exceptionally clean 2012 GMC Sierra 1500 crew cab short box SLE1 with the Z71 off-road suspension package This truck has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop Has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go Stealth gray metallic is the color we shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer Tablet or smartphone device I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the quality and Condition of the truck before seeing it in person Especially a truck a little bit older. You want to make sure it's a nice condition And this one is just about as nice as you can get for a 2012 Comes with the factory alloy rims And if you want to check out all the photos on this truck in the upper right hand part of your screen Is a link to our website click that and check us out there. It comes with Cooper discoverer 265 70 R17 tires and these tires look like they have probably about 60 to 70 percent of the tread left on them Front fender is in excellent condition. I didn't see any dents or dings on that Headlight lenses are nice and clear and it does come with the factory fog lights front bumper is in excellent condition No major dents no dings lower valance is in nice shape as well And the hood is in really nice condition too always like stealth gray. It's the twin color to blue granite on the Chevy's Or a granite blue metallic Passenger side front fenders in nice shape as well and the passenger side rim no scuffs or scrapes on there As you go down this side the truck take note of how clean the body is how reflective and mirror like that paint is We take these HD videos So if you are far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down But you're still interested in purchasing the truck You can see the truck hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at Before you even get here so that when you do get here. There's absolutely no surprises And you can make a smart buying decision from the comfort of your own home And that's why we offer the summit auto fast-pass option in the upper right hand part of your screen a link right to our website Where you can apply for financing get pre approved See a payment quote even appraise the trade all from the company on home And when you get here all you got to do is drive the truck love it and be all set to go back tires Have just as much tread as the front tires and other than a little bit of surface rust on that frame It's in really nice condition you always want to look at the box rails to see if there's any corrosion on those and These box rails are in excellent condition frame and underbody from the most part underneath Pretty nice shape. Like I said just a little surface rust on the frame, but the lower rockers and Everything looks really good. I didn't see any bubbling or anything like that That's really what you want to look for on a Wisconsin truck Comes with some nice chrome step bars as we come around to the back of the vehicle rear bumpers in great shape I didn't see any major dents or dings on there And the tailgate is in really nice condition as well does have a locking tailgate Easy lift assist tailgate and it comes with a factory GM drop-in bed liner that is in really nice shape as well Has a truck seat. Oh roll-up tonneau cover and That's in pretty nice shape as well As you go down the driver's side just as clean as that passenger side No major dents or dings on the box and for full disclosure. This back rim is in nice shape, too Down the rest of the side of the truck looks really good And the inside is just as clean as the outside Inside you do get the SLE one package, which gives you the black cloth interior There are no rips. There are no tears on the seats. You get side curtain airbags power driver seat Factory all-weather floor mats throughout on this truck auto headlamps information center controls power windows power locks and power mirrors and As we hop inside the truck here You can see that this one has 69,086 miles compass outside temperature display as well as a mileage display Instrument cluster is very nice and clean comes with a leather wrapped steering wheel Bluetooth and audio controls on the right cruise controls on the left comes with the six-speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift turndile four-wheel drive CD player AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities You do get your dual climate controls there and your stability control you get an Augs and a USB jack Carpeting and passenger side format are in excellent condition as well No rips or tears on that passenger seat And the headliner is in really nice condition on this truck as well You do get map lights up there and on star capabilities in that review mirror We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll start it up Back seats are in really nice shape as well No rips or tears back here It does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have it comes with the fixed glass rear window With the built-in mirror defrost these seats do fold up for extra storage carpetings and pretty nice condition back here And you do get child safety locks on the back doors speaking of those back doors bottoms of the doors all look really good I didn't see any corrosion on them lower rockers on the cab corner look good here as well and Just a really nice truck For the age and miles on it. We'll start it up here Starts right up runs nice and smooth. No check engine lights or anything like that. I Would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video You will have been able to tell just how clean this truck is all the way around Inside and out under the hood. We had the 5.3 liter V8 motor and today is very clean runs very smooth Once again, this truck has been fully saved and inspected by our service shop Has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off and This truck is 100% ready to go Do one more final walk around here on the truck since it is so clean Don't see too many 2012's from Wisconsin in this condition Anymore and to see more pictures of this truck or one of our other 450 new and used cars trucks SUVs mini vans Wranglers half tons three quarter tons One tons you name it. We got it go to that website right there www.summonauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summit auto.com And if you'd like to check out more HD videos, you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto Remember to like subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there In fact in a second you will see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel on your left a link to board GMC Sierra 1500 truck videos like this one on your right if you have not been to our website on the bottom link to this vehicle on our Website click those check us out and we really look forward to helping with this extremely clean 2012 GMC Sierra 1500 crew cab short box SLE one z71 and stealth gray metallic. Thanks again for checking out the video


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So guys I am back with another cyberpunk 2077 video and today I'm going to showcase to you guys another method after the latest 1.6 updates in how you can earn an absolute ton of Eddies a ton of money almost a thousand every 10 to 15 seconds and this can be done More or less at the start of the game How's it going guys? My name is DPJ and if you do enjoyed the video Living a like really helps out and if you like what you see want to see more be sure to subscribe Okay, so credit given where credit is due a video was sent to me on my discord by my pal The video belonged to a guy called crane games as far as I'm aware was the first to upload this So I will give credit to this dude and his channel can be found link below check him out for those amazing Cyberpunk videos Okay, so like I said, this will earn you well almost a thousand every 10 to 15 seconds Okay, so on the map This is where we need to come to You can see where matt mark in a street fast travel This is where we need to come to come here and we want to make our way to this right here and assault In progress now explain exactly what you got to do when we get there Okay, so we're going to run there guys And I would say bring a weapon with you too. Yes So yesterday uploaded a great video to earn you a ton of money This I wouldn't say is as good as that, but that's more so for players who have Leveled up here and there got a few levels and this and the other that will earn you Thousands and thousands every few seconds. This is a great though. And this is more so for new players This can be done from basically a level two upwards. So yes Okay, so let me just put a weapon and I've got weapons on me.  It doesn't really matter.  It's not gonna be hard one more Okay, you got okay. So one of these dudes will have Upwards of 400 to a thousand eddies on their body And that's the guy we need now. You don't loot him Just just if you don't if you ain't here that's fair enough if he isn't here guys what we do is we reload Okay, so this guy's he's got 558 now this guy here can have Literally up to a thousand eddies on his body If he if he's got a low number like this what he can do is just reload the last save and do it again And try again. So we'll try that I mean it can still work We've had it doesn't matter the amount of eddies he's got but the more they have on them Obviously the more you will earn every 10 to 15 seconds So we'll load that game that let's save back up And we will go again Come on. We are next gen. We want fast a lot of times even though they're much much better than what the world release Let's not lie to ourselves.  There we go. Okay, so look at their bodies again Like I said one of these will have That bigger lump of money on them If they haven't okay, so he's got 622 621 we can reload again and get as high we can get up to a thousand Like I said, but I'll just demonstrate to you how this works. So what we do is we'll pick up his body Just like so don't lose lose body pick his body up And now what we want to do guys is go and put him Inside of this trunk Just put him inside of this trunk Just like so What you're noticing guys is a bag appears right here Now if we loot the bag we take all And then we run over here and we run back down to the bag guys And voila Yes There's 621 new dollars a game Absolutely ridiculous people and that is more or less The glitch the exploit like I said, I'd reload the game until you get like up to a As close to a thousand as you can get so you can literally get like I said every 10 seconds Is this even 10 seconds with an up here and running back down? I mean you guys can time it Okay That's simply that is it that is it what I'll do guys is I will continue playing I'll try and get a A higher number And then showcase to you guys how you can get it to almost a thousand new dollars. So yes Catch you back in a quick second Okay, so I finally got it to over 900. I mean I had this at 840 and it kept dropping down to 737 I had that about 15 instances are loaded in in a row for a Glitcher game that well I've got him now to 900 Which is completely fine So I'm just going to pick up his body as we do guys and then we're just going to put him in this trunk And repeat this Glitcher showcase so you can earn An absolute ton of money like I said, it's literally every 10 seconds you earn This much money. So we put him in there And voila the bag will appear right there.  And there we have it guys guys. If you enjoyed the video Living a like it really helps out if you like what you see want to see more be sure to subscribe and hopefully guys I will see you on that next one


Hey guys, it's Julia, and welcome back to my channel, and for today's video I'm going to be doing my August TBR. Booktubeathon is getting carried into August, so including all those books as well, I'll have my Booktubeathon TBR linked up on the screen, but I have about five, six-ish books here, five books that I hope to get to this month, aside from Booktubeathon, or during Booktubeathon if I change my TBR. Not that bad, and this is edited by Roxane Gay. This is all about rape culture. Roxane Gay is someone that I really love as an author, so I'm excited to read more of her work. This just came out of the other last month, I believe, so I hope this one is really insightful, which I'm sure it will be, and there's some other authors in it as well who wrote essays, so I'm looking forward to giving this one a read and seeing how they talk about this subject matter. Next I have The Loneliest Girl in the Universe, and this is by Lauren Janes. This came out recently as well. I think all of these are new releases, or upcoming releases, but this is like a sci-fi romance thing? I don't know exactly, but I remember I was at the HTC frenzy event, and they talked about this, and this was one of the ones that I starred on my little paper because I was really interested in it. One of two astronauts is no stranger to life and space, but she never knew how isolating the universe could be until her parents tried to die, left her alone on the infinity of spaceships speeding away from Earth. Sounds interesting. I hope it's good. I have a lot of faith in that one for some reason. Monday's Not Coming by Tiffany D Jackson. This is a book about a girl who goes missing, and then it's about the other girl trying to find her, or nobody cares that she's missing, something like that. And yes, this was an Indigo staff pick too. It was on sale, so I got it, because it's regularly like $23, so save money when you can. Oh, Lori Hals Anderson blurb this as well, exciting, exciting. Next here I have notes from my captivity. This is by Kathy Parks. So this book is Girl Meets Boy and the Family Holding Her Hostage. Cares about three things, getting into a great college, becoming a journalist, like her idol, and making her late father proud of her. But when it's offered the second chance to write an article that could go into her dream school and debunk her foolish, optimistic stepfather's claim that a legendary family of hermits is living in the Siberian wilderness, there's no question that she's going to fly across the world. After all, it was the trip of a lifetime, right? And when disaster strikes, nothing, not the flutterous guide or her steps that's obsessively detailed preparations can protect her from the sheer force of nature. Now she's being held by the family she was convinced didn't exist, and her best hope for escape is to act like she cares about refining them, even if that means wooing the youngest son. And it sounds so good. Like, this is another one that was at that event, at the H.C. Frenzy event, and I started all my paper like ten times and I was like, I need this book. So it came out. I pre-ordered it and stuff, and it came in the mail, and yes, so I'm super excited about this one. At least here we have an ARC, and that is my ARC for Broken Things. This is by Lauren Oliver. This one is like, their town called the Malire, the world called the monster, but only they can uncover the truth. And it's like a thriller that's coming out in November, I believe. And this one I'm just looking forward to reading. I liked Lauren Oliver's before I fall. I've talked about this book quite a bit on my channel, like saying that I wanted to read it. So I should read it. I got this book on the ARC, so like, I gotta read this. And there you guys have it. Those are the books that are on my August TBR. I know I made like a summer TBR, but then like, I kind of wanted to make a TBR for August because these are all, I have this little corner now at the top of my bookshelf where I put books that like I want to read super soon. So those are there. So I thought I'd share them with you guys anyways. But I hope you enjoyed it. Let me know what you plan to read in August. And yeah, I'll see you guys super soon with a new video. Bye!