Uplifting Orange Soap
Essential oil with orange aroma is excellent in soaps. It is serves as a colorant and gives the soap a citric scent loved by many. This melt and pour process is adequate for beginners and [...]
Flashback: DIY Milled Soap
Recently, I’ve attempted to re-batch some soap, as an upgraded process from a common melt and pour method, but not as complex as making the soap from scratch. It turns out that those who say [...]
Alpine Frost Crystal Soap
Gem and crystal soaps are increasingly in popularity among do-it-yourself soap makers, and they can be produced in a number of different processes. The basics of these processes are the same. You embed the [...]
what are the benefits of hand-held sandblasters
Do-It-Yourselfer You may have heard of hand-held sandblasters. There are a lot of benefits to them. They are great alternate to large sandblasters if you need to blast only smaller projects. They are quick and [...]
How to Make (Personalized!) Soap
Customized soaps cannot only be done by professionals. You can make a personalized soap right at your home. They make a great gift, perfect for an upcoming holiday season. Melt and pour method, unlike the [...]
How to Make Soap from Your Homebrew Leftovers
Making soap can be easy, and can be done using leftovers from a home brew (alcohol). Brewing soap is just as much of an art as brewing beer. There are many combinations and ways to [...]
Mix Lard and Lye for DIY Soap
Hand washing is very important, especially for a physician's pre-patient contact ritual or routine. It acts as a way of preventing infection and the spread of disease. We've come a long way in improving sterilization [...]
Carbide sandblasting nozzles are back!
Hey Do-It-Yourselfer It has been several months since a newsletter about glass etching was released and I wanted to apologize for that. We will have more posts soon. Since folks have been asking me about [...]
carbide sandblaster nozzles back!
Do-It-Yourselfer Sorry for not having any updates in a while and being out of stock on some of the sandblaster nozzles. A few members were asking when the 3/32" and 1/8" regular sized carbide nozzles [...]