Saw a statue i am interested in on for 50 bucks that is cold-cast resin, not sure what that is or if it is even worth 50 dollars.
That's a nice answer for the next job when the interviewer asks 'Why were you fired? Was it for your work ethic? Your lack of punctuality? Your temper?' 'Well, no it's because I ruined a space suit by farting' If I was the interviewer, after crying my eyes out from laughter, I'd shake the guy's hand and give him the job.
you should buy a mini stage light
I would get a basic light fitting and then decide how much light I need. You get more light from higher wattage bulbs. If you want to add colour then I suggest not to use a too powerful globe because it will melt the film. To change colour you can have three different lenses that you can rotate with a small motor. To focus the beam you can use high gloss sheets that they use in sky lights. I would find an electrical wholesaler for the lights, build the boxes out of ply wood and then get the reflective material to focus the beam from the sky light people. Then you can stain glass for the colour or use colour film. Then you can make up a disk and fit the colour lenses in and then use a motor to rotate the as you hold it in with pulley system. You get some low cost DC motors out there and you can make a cheap ac/dc converter or just use a car battery. Otherwise use two drills and then run them with a car battery to turn the lights. then you just clamp them down and put the disk in the chuck of the drill. A hand drill works fine off a battery by the way as it is a universal motor. If you want to dim and light up the lights speak to the electrical wholesaler, they can hook you up with a potentiometer or a dimmer. Also remember to push down the prices, otherwise they will rip you off. Also remember a good chorus makes good hardcore bands these days.
