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- old friends Don Wilson here another exciting episode as the record turns and I'm very excited to bring another little piece of puzzle together to try to help some of you make your own records at home it is one of my main goals when I started this project three years ago was to try to help people to bring them technology to be able to copy their own records at home that way these super rare records that we all come across that we can make copies for each other and that we can share something that before would only be available to people with deep pockets or significant luck so in the past I've posted videos about how one can make their own silicone mold for a record this one here you might be able to see where it says advanced information and maybe you can tell by the size that this is in fact one of the 1930s Durham Chevy ads I'm using this one because it's particularly small so it'll be easier for this video and it's electrically recorded so the fidelity is decent I using a Berliner or such it wouldn't reflect so well so the previous videos as I mentioned showed you how to make the mold there's a three I believe three different videos that I've made the the newer ones obviously being better I worked out a couple iterations for you to try to make it as easy as possible but what I'm bringing you today is a bit of a surprise resin that I found it works quite well for for making copies without any specialized equipment most of you probably don't want to make the the huge investment of money and space that it takes to set up a pressure casting operation vacuum degassing vacuum chambers high-powered vacuum pumps giant air compressors and that sort of thing so the nice thing about this particular resin smooth-on task 6 is that um it seems to work just fine being mixed up and some plain old cup and then just pour it into the mold it D gasses itself so well that the record has quite good fidelity the the other upside is that this resin is very inexpensive it's one of the most inexpensive resins that smooth-on sells unfortunately it's incredibly brittle it doesn't take pigment particularly well either but hey you win some you lose something so I'm going to give a demonstration of how you can make one at home so you can follow my directions previously about how to make your own mold and then I'm going to try to measure out about a hundred grams I think that will be more than enough this resin can be used 5050 Part A and Part B by either weight or volume so you don't need a scale I have one so I always like to use it when possible but you can also use measuring cup for something...