UNLOCK FoamCORE’S Inner Secret: FoamBoard EVA craft foam model making tips and tricks for Designers

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hi can you do scroll work in foamcore? i’m trying to cut foam in the shape of a guitar, but i keep getting flat edges on my curves, and undercuts with my exactoknife any suggestions ?
Comment from : eric ross

What kind of laser did you use please disclose full information regarding this so I can purchase one
Comment from : DJ Savage

Would like more information on the glues you are using
Comment from : We 4r1

I am a big fan and just watched this video; it inspired me to find some craft foam sheeting for use as my hull plating fir my Clyde Puffer (boat) brHave had difficulty locating Plastikard so this might work👍
Comment from : Partickhill Station

What brand of primer do you use?
Comment from : Reform Labs

this is just too much work for such a simple shape I'd rather use blue foam for this type of things
Comment from : 3

The speaker looks great but I really liked the techniques you used to make it the best I learned a lot from this tutorial and I appreciate you sharing your skills
Comment from : John Kelley

I have found that most contact cement will eat the the foam What brand did you use? and is it safe for the epa and the foam in foam core? Glad I found your channel
Comment from : Darren Woolsey

What pencil, or pen, are you using?
Comment from : Rolling Thunder

Awesome techniques I’m making box nets at present and 1/74 scale buildings for a diorama Rattle can spray painting? I cut my teeth on that back in 2008 Preparation is the most important step before the final coat I’ve just finished four alloy wheels for my Honda Everything is possible with a little practise and patience Your videos give basic but important lessons in order to accomplish most tasks through the application of knowledgebrbrThank you!
Comment from : K Jamison

Quite tricky but definitely helpful Thanks a lot!!!😄
Comment from : tae-woo Kim

Was looking to make a cosplay prop and I was considering a foam core substructure, covered with craft foam and finished with a latex coating After seeing this video I now know it can be done, thanks for sharing, especially the tips about which types of glue to use
Comment from : Anthony Waggett

Good stuff all helpful Cheer's
Comment from : Dylan Pocock

Pretty cool
Comment from : Stephen Strebel

Very glad to have found your channel and this video Very understandable and I like the way you explain your thinking process rather than just saying what you are doing It’s good to see a guy whose cutting mat looks like it’s been used! I find your voice very relaxing to which is a bonus! Would you tell me the brand of contact adhesive you used and which Gorilla glue you used to anchor the skin to the base please Thank you
Comment from : Steve Jordan

Thanks for the video sir !
Comment from : Kausthubh TSR

I didn't realize that Duplicolor is better than Rustoleum or Krylon What are the differences?
Comment from : Bob Watkins

Hey Eric, really great video! Watching you soak the foamcore to remove the paper made me want to share a tip with you If you are in North America you can buy a brand of foamcore called Readi-Borad by RL Adams It’s designed to have easy peal paper Comes off very easy, no soaking needed Best part is you don’t need to order it from a specialty supplier It’s stocked at Dollar Tree for $1 a sheet Super convenient, I use it all the timebrbrMaybe you are already familiar with this, if so I’d love to hear your thoughts on why you don’t utilize itbrbrCheers
Comment from : Black Magic Craft

Nice construction method with the eva foam lofting over a solid base, but man that seam and the foam pores are distracting Maybe smooth it all out with some caulking and/or wood glue before paint?
Comment from : Lindy Design Lab

Thank you for sharing those incredible techniques!!! , very informative
Comment from : Ivan M

Thanks alot your videos are great, even i don't like PU Foam (Yellow dusty thing)
Comment from : Jagdish Devnath

Thanks Eric,brbrI'm an engineer and think like one These videos are great - they've shown me a glimpse of another way to think and share ideas with my customers
Comment from : John Keller

How may different glues can Eric feature in one video? ;-) Sure seems like hot glue was your go to choice in this one Perhaps your views on it are softening?
Comment from : Tony Audi

Honestly, I hand made models once now I'm always 3D-printingbrOff course that puts some limits on my creative thinking, which not necessarily is a bad thingbrI love how 3D lets me play a lot, before committingbrAnyway, I should do more compound stuff
Comment from : Ole Sauffaus