Sanago: Find it!
His friend: Yes sir! Two men... S: We're gonna get bitten by mosquitoes are looking for something. F: What about this one? S: No, that's not it S: No,No,No!
F: oof hold on, look under your foot oh, uh! wuhhhhhhhh hhhello, I am 3D pen expert Sanago This is a stone You might think this is an ordinary stone, but It is an ordinary stone First, let's rinse the stone I found it near the river. So, it's probably really dirty Brush it like you're brushing your teeth Then, dry it at a sunny place for 30 years. Nago comes and tells when it is done I'm going to make a lamp with this stone These are necessary components I'm going to put these inside of the stone mark where I am going to grind I grind it with Dremel highspeed cutter Suprisingly grinder got grinded The stone was harder than I thought I'll see you with a better video ...Not I bought a diamond cutter That small part at the tip costs $10 It was stupidly expensive, but This stupidly hard rock finally ...seemed to grind but my $10 got grinded instead I bought a $15 one just in case I believe you'll do a better job... ..was a stupid thing With no other options, I chose a different method Using aluminium foil, I'll fill up the rest of the rock This rock probably wasn't broken in the first place If it has a lost part.. how would it look like? Eh, roughly like this maybe. Trim up the foil and crumple it hard. It have to fit correctly like this. fix the foil with a tape and fill the edge line of the stone with 3D pen. Like everything does, you need to make the edge well on the first place to have no trouble later. Then, fill the other parts by frame irregularly. Toughly tear it off. Remove the aluminum foil make sure that it fits with the stone. It fits well. Now I'll solder the components that are going be included in the stone. Attach the simple lamp made out of charger terminal, battery, LED and switch inside the stone. filament don't usually stick to stones, so attach it with masonry adhesive. Let's fill it with filament to hide the circuit The lamp is already pretty even if we end it here but I'll decorate the inside just few more. Make a small crystal. Trim up the filament using soldering iron. Make few more of this. Attach the crystals under the lamp that I made. This makes me think of a mineral in starcraft. Let's turn it on after I trim up the connection part. Not bad. After covering the stone with the cover and super gluing it, stone lamp is done. I'll be back with some more interesting video. Thank you. This was Sanago.
