Speaker 2: Did you use this mixing stick? It's really handy. It's got all your measurements on it. Here's your 3:1 ratio, and your 25% thinner. Fill your lacquer to there, your hardener to there ...

For one resin coaster, mix 2 oz. of product in a 1:1 ratio of hardener and resin. Split evenly into three cups. In one cup, add a pinch of a blue glitter, in the second, add a pinch of a different ...

A resin or wooden bull float always works better than magnesium for floating in the color hardener. It helps keep the surface open longer to accept the color and creates more friction to work the ...

The package comes with two bottles, one with the epoxy resin and another with the hardener. You will mix the two ingredients in a 1:1 ratio in your epoxy cup for your accurate decoration needs and ...

Instead of a rigid slab, epoxy starts as a fluid mixture. Traditional epoxy comes in two liquid-filled tubes—one with epoxy resin and the other with a hardener. Mixing them creates a flexible material ...

Hardener is one of the common materials you'll need to farm in The First Descendant. As one of the lower tier of crafting materials (called core components in-game), you get them in large ...

Once inside, you can obtain Portal Hardener by completing the Battlepass. The game rewards you with this crafting item in both the free and premium versions of the Battlepass in the Athenyx's Realm.

Threaded inserts are great for melting into FDM prints with a soldering iron. The process isn’t so simple for resin prints, since they don’t generally soften with heat. Off course, you can ...

The Sharpe ratio is one way to capture this risk-versus-reward detail and give investors extra insight into their assets' performance. Some investors use an index fund as a benchmark and attempt ...

Fibonacci's sequence of numbers is not as important as the mathematical relationships, expressed as ratios, between the numbers in the series. In technical analysis, a Fibonacci retracement is ...

There are plenty of resins advertised as being suitable for functional applications and parts, but which is best and for what purpose? According to [Jan Mrázek], if one is printing gears ...