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  • @hen3drik 2026-06-26

    It is a DIY 4 micron graphite + acetone + glue mixture

  • @hen3drik 2026-06-26

    Ask me anything here.

  • @emrhmrs 2026-06-26

    What is the liquid you applied in the first step? Do you have a video that explains the entire process in detail?

  • @brianvdberg 2026-06-27

    Is this something one can do in their own space like a garage or would that be dangerous?

  • @4emperors_design 2026-06-27

    Saucool wie immer 😍 Was hälst du von den Leitlacken die es bereits angemischt in der Spraydose gibt? Jetzt nicht die Billo Dinger, sondern die anscheinend Guten für 50-60€

  • @grantbrad07 2026-06-26

    Does it still feel around the same weight the 3d print was beforehand

  • @misza.96 2026-06-27

    Hello Hen3drik! Could you elaborate on other chemical solutions? Like instead of acid electrolyte could be alkaline elecyrolyte?

  • @nickybroadowens 2026-06-27

    Does the wire holding the coin ever cover a spot on the electroplating?

  • @the_mad_maker_1227 2026-06-27

    how long to you let the conductive paint dry prior to buffing and dipping into the bath.

  • @pin_fandango 2026-06-27

    Can lasting jewelry be made using this process or does it break down with repeated use, wear, etc?

  • @pin_fandango 2026-06-27

    How hard to bend are these once they are covered in metal like that? Does the metal rub off with use?

  • @roberto_quaranta_ 2026-06-27

    Really very interesting, especially the graphite solution you made. For my work I use a very fine copper powder but I'm interested in your idea. What kind of glue do you use for the solution. Anyway I'm really fascinated

  • @its_all_poppin_off 2026-06-27

    If we can’t make our own can we buy something like this? The glue stuff..

  • @thealfredsource 2026-06-27

    Where or how did did you make solution for nickel?

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