Turn steel into copper! Simple DIY Copperplating
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Published 2021-02-21
here is Robert´s video:
• Copper Plating Without A Battery
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All Comments (21)
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Woodworking, metal work, welding, electrical and now Laura's added alchemy! So cool.
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I can confirm, Robert Murray-Smith's YouTube channel is an absolute goldmine for anyone interested in science, tinkering, inventing and DIY ❤
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Adding the Ballistol to cap the reaction and circumvent corrosion - very clever, indeed, my friend. Now you are thinking like a chemist! I am so proud....😅 Also, way to model that personal protective equipment! Safety first in the Kampf Laboratory ! ❤
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Oohhhh! That chair looks awesome! COPPERPLATE ALL THE THINGS!!
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The copper and zinc chair looks super cool!
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I love how you always credit whoever helped you come up with the results!
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Science! This was utterly fascinating. I can’t wait to try it for myself.
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Laura, this is my favorite video you have ever posted. I love the look of copper and have wanted to try electroplating but this, THIS is so much more convenient and simple. Thank you for sharing this magic potion!
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This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. I couldn’t find anything beyond electro copper plating, I’m thrilled and very appreciative 🤟🏽
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It is a delight to see your joy in a new discovery. The chair looks super! Thanks, Laura, for sharing this with us!
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If your plating goes brown from tarnish, you might try restoring it with a dilute solution of oxalic acid. I used this about 35 years ago to restore the copper doors on my vintage 50's oven. Wipe it on and copper oxide almost instantly gets reduced back to elemental copper. I love your prototyping and builds. Keep on doing what you've been doing.
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You are my No. 1st choice on YouTube for long time because I can learn such big range of different stuff. Thank you for that!
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I love that you love finding stuff out, experimenting and sharing with is all. Thank you
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Love your excitement and enthusiasm! It’s infectious!
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I am fascinated by your enthusiasm and your curiosity, I admired your decision, thank you for sharing your art.
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It’s always a great idea to experiment with different techniques for applying different substances to metals Laura.
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Love experiments and love explanations! Especially with so much enthusiasm and a smiley face 😀 (if only school chemistry lessons were like this...) 🧪⚗️
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finally a video in English explaining the process. I have come across over 2 dozen videos in Russian showing this process , but i still had trouble understanding the chemical used. The Russian videos were using sulfuric acid , copper sulfate crystals from gardening supplies, and distilled water, some was adding Iso alcohol , some was pre-washing the part with a caustic solution then distilled water. They were saying this is an 100 year old recipe from a Russian electro-plating book, but I can't find any reference to it. Thank you Laura.
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The wonders of alchemy definitely digging the copper camouflage
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Awesome. Yet another “tool” for the designer/maker. Masking up to go buy a camping stove for the workshop right now! Thanks for this.