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TEEFS! Always a fun project.
It would be helpful if you would update your links... some go to "page not found."
Idk if this is helpful, but watching this I remembered the fang kit I got from a halloween outlet that worked like this: a smooth outer shell tooth shape that you then used thermo plastic to fill and press over your tooth. That way the outer finish is exactly tooth shaped and smooth and the inside is where the smooshing happens. Maybe you guys could do something like that? Sculpt/3D print a hollow tooth shape and then press-fit it to your teeth with the thermo plastic? Just a thought, these already look great though!
Great video, love using thermoplastic beads! Doesn't work great with dentures either though, bonds a little too well.
Yikes, that's good to know!
Oh my... the urge to misbehave with fangs is quite overwhelming. I want to wear some to work now. Thanks, guys!
Work surfaces are used for what the are intended for in a shop. You may intend for it to be “Just” for your a certain box but you will always put something else on it. 😂
Friend of mine was a cosplayer and a dental technician... her vampire fangs were so realistic!
I’d be so afraid of accidentally swallowing the fake teeth lol
Is this cool. Is it food safe?
That is fangtastic.
bahahaha
Toothy dentition to fit between your K8 and K10 teeth.
Me and my twin brother made our own fake fangs when we were young using a hot melt glue gun and made a mold tray out of waxy cardboard and we just slobbered a lot and waited until it cooled enough to still be able to bite into it by very carefully biting down and releasing until we knew it was cool enough that it would not hurt us lol. Then we just put a bunch of hot melt glue onto a surface like glass or a mirror or wax paper and used our spit or water to smooth it out to a fairly uniform thin layer and just drew out our teeth shapes we wanted and cut them out with scissors and then glued them onto the base mold we made. They turned out fairly bulky but we got better at it and ended up with some alright fangs. But that was many years ago, a few years back I made new fangs using the proper movie method with dental alginate, hydrocal teeth copies, dental monomers and all that, they turned out just like the movies and you could even bite through a pop can with them!. If done right they stay in VERY well!. The monomer is VERY smelly tho and not cheap!.
Awesome. Thanks for sharing!
I came to suggest making an alginate mold and plaster/caststone cast, which I see others have already suggested. I used to do that and, make the teeth with a dental temporary kit in past ages before thermoplastics were readily available. The temporary kit had a range of shades to match typical tooth colors. Aluminum foil or “liquid tinfoil” can be used for a release agent, if needed.
Very cool, thanks for sharing!
Make a mold of your teeth and work off that.
Great idea!
Pointy teeth!
The way Britt said "I need pointy teeth!!" first thing made me laugh hard! Lol. That's really neat!
Time for a laszlo and nadya cosplay
Ha! I love it!
I like Bill with fungs
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Lae'zel was right, they're teeth-lings! Also, the helmet in the background has me thinking of a Satisfactory Pioneer tiefling...
The crossover we’ve all been waiting for!
I kind of expected you to make dental impressions of your teeth. You've got all the skills, it is just making some molds and a few plaster casts. It would then be easier to shape the fake teeth on the plaster casts. It does take me back though, my first summer job was in a dental lab more than 40 years ago
That’s another fun project. 😄
Its not dentistry and that thumbnail is tough to scroll past.
This is a great way to make low cost fangs for cosplay :) Some things to consider: Be very mindful with the right temperatures - if the material is too hot when applied it can cause irritation of the nerve and if u are unlucky it can do permanent damage and in the worst case u will need a root canal treatment on that tooth. Too high temperatures can also damage the gum tissue, but at much lower risk of permanent damage. Also keep in mind that all small things in the oral cavity that are not glued or cemented can be accidentally be digested or worse: aspirated - but please do NOT glue your self made fangs to your teeth! Just be mindful of them! A little vaseline can help them to stay on better if needed :) Any sharp edges on the fangs can cause small cuts in all tissues of your mouth (gums, cheeks, tongue) with the risk of infektions, so smooth them as best as you can. Most dental materials are well tested for the wet and abrasive environment of the oral cavity, most thermoplastics are not. So consider limiting the wear time. One last point - not all people have the optimal preconditions to do this kind of "overmold" - they may have cracks, dents, fillings, undercut areas etc. and can have trouble removing the molded material off of the tooth - do NOT try to reheat the material in your mouth (use some warm water at best), better try to pry it open, but be careful to not damage your own teeth. In the case that u cant remove the material on your own consider seeing a dentist and ask for help :) Thanks for the great tutorial :) English is not my first language, so excuse any spelling mistakes.
Great tips, thanks for sharing!
That's really cool! They look awesome!
Thank you!
Ain't that the tooth.
Teeth
Any danger from sucking on industrial chemical plastic all day? What does the packaging say about ingesting or using internally? Is it food safe plastic?
So. You are from California. DANGER.
This plastic should be safe to keep in your mouth all day. Make sure you know for sure that whatever plastic you end up using is indeed safe.
Aww how cute, vampire love. 🤣
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Bill's ears are bent in a way that make him look very werewolf like when he puts the teeth in. I'd imagine you might also want to keep spares in the contact case for your costume just in case they fall out and get lost.
Spares are a great idea.
Ah, I see Harbor Freight also throws magnetic parts trays at you haha.
Absolutely! I put them everywhere.
Nice project, hope you get used to wearing them! Another option, especially if you need more extravagant, or big pieces would be using dental grade resin with a 3D printer. Personally I played an Orc in the european LARP scene for a long time and I would have given an arm and my left nut for such tools and materials back in the day. Luckily I befriended a dental technican who made me wonderfully gross orc tusks and front teeth for my birthday some day. Way nicer than whatever you could buy in stores.
That’s really cool. I bet I can 3D scan my teeth.
So good to see you two!
Good to see you kicking around the comments too!!!
We miss you Ted! 😄
I did not know that Britt is fluent in Dentist. 😁 I bet that those thermoplastic beads come in a more toothlike color but that probably costs more. I wear dentures. Would that plastic stick permanently? What would you suggest as a release agent?
I have no idea how this plastic would interact with dentures. Experiment at your own risk.
Been doing this trick for over 30 years. It's cheap and it works. You can do full sets of uppers and lowers if you feel like spending the time. Make gums and everything. Just gotta tint the plastic for that.
It’s really neat stuff to play with!
teef
woah - totally did not see that coming...
That thumbnail got me to cringe so hard Oo That´s one hell of a trigger for people with a fear of dentists^^
It was a less rusty wrench, but that's exactly how Britt's lone wisdom tooth was removed, blargh.
I used some gel food coloring to dye my thermoplastic. I kneaded it into the plastic before I started shaping it. It was a bit messy, but worked. What's cool about using food dye is if you are doing a full mouth set of teeth, you can make a gum like color, let that harden and then attach the teeth without it being in your mouth the whole time. BTW, is all thermoplastic non-toxic or is there a good way to check? I bought stuff that said it was suitable for dentistry because I didn't know if the stuff I had on hand was safe.
Neat idea! You’ll want to double check with whatever brand/type of plastic you choose to make sure it’s safe to put in your mouth.
You should take an alginate cast and make plaster impressions to work on - the you can apply heat whilst moldingthe stuff to the plaster tooth.
I was about to suggest a casting of the mouth too.
Great idea!
It's a tooth-torial
Get out! XD LOL
Heyoooo!
Someone, come get their dad out here
Didn't the skull from sea of thieves count?
Good point!
Good point!
Actually I did the mk4 upgrade for one of my mk3s+ printers. However, I have 5 and already upgraded some of them to zOrbiter 2.0 hotend, with Revo etc. So while the Nextruder is quite nice, I do not think it would be needed on all of my mk3s+ printers. On the other hand, the nextruder is extremly nice and I think it might be interesting to upgrade a totally different printer. As you can not get a single Nextruder (exept in the XL +1 tool upgrade for more than 600€) from prusas shop, I think about buying a mk3.9 upgrade and use it as 3.5 upgrade. If I understand correctly, the main difference between the mk 3.5 and the 3.9 upgrade is the Nextruder in the 3.9 upgrade kit and the adapter cables in the 3.5 upgrade. As I could crimp adapter cables myself, it would be 549-279=270€ to get a Nextruder to use on another printer. Which seems a nice deal, as I already found a solution on github how to use a load cell with a smal microcontroller (to compansate for temperature drift and reliable detect collision) so you could use the nozzle for probing. Do I miss something? At the moment I build a RatRig VCore 3.1 500. Haven´t decided for the printhead yet. As the bed moves there, I plan to do a toolchanger later on. However, calibrating multiple tools is not an easy task (actually I should have waited for the Vcore 4 - but s... happens). With the Nextruders load cell the calibration technique the XL uses should be a nice way to do it even on a DIY printer. Also while the Nextruder does not have native high flow nozzles (yet) due to the adapter you still can use CHT nozzles. While I might not get the full speed a Vcore normaly can print at, it still would be a nice speed for my usecases. So using the Nextruder design as basis for my own adaption might be interesting...
Thanks for the idea.
is this high density or low density foam???
Just watched Blade - might have to make some teefs for meself!
Yeah! Blade is so great.
That's my cosplay this year, this is soooooo helpful, and eerily timely for me 😂
Here comes the sun
Thank you for your informative videos. I have a question about the containers you use for preparing the silicone. Do you reuse these containers? If so, how do you clean them up?
The cooler VSauce
I just found you through Adam Savage Fusion 360 sw droid build. I must say you do incredibly fine work. Mech skills and artistic flair. Oh and btw Todd Howard would like to have a word with you. 😂😂😂 Great build, excellent video.
Awe thank you! Welcome to the channel!
I have been meaning to find a better way to handle a rack of organizer bins. This is motivation to take another stab at it. 😀
How did you make the cape to sit like it does? I'm a beginner here with working with fabric so idk if i gotta cut it around the neck or not.
I believe we kept the cape as a square and gathered the fabric at the shoulders. The bunched up fabric that kinda looks like a hood happens naturally.
After seeing your brush holder, I made one, with space at the bottom for paints.
That's awesome!