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Top 15 uses for Sticky Tack in Mini Painting (feat. the

Top 15 uses for Sticky Tack in Mini Painting (feat. the BENQ Desk Lamp)

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Today, let’s use the BENQ E-reading Desk Lamp to film the top 15 uses for Blu Tack (poster tack) in the miniature painting hobby.

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  1. I've used Bluetack to stick my minis to my "painting handles" (prescription pill bottles), or to a stick for priming. I've never tried it for masking or holding things together though. I didn't know you could clean sandpaper. Off to test it on the pile of shame! (And have a good vacation!)

  2. I don’t wanna be that guy but that other lamp you showed briefly by your window set up looked to be significantly brighter. I don’t know if the Ring design makes it a good fit for models? I know if you get enough of them you can obviously kill the flood but. 🤷🏻

  3. Thank you for another awesome video. It’s a shame about Zendaya though. Maybe it’s time fore an Escher gang with Zendaya and some other femme fatales as inspiration? The lime green/chartreuse dress was a fantastic Escher type color.

  4. So you made this video because you were given a free light? I think I'll skip your channel but thanks anyway. I'm really not interested in YouTubers that are more interested in sponsorship than viewers.

  5. Just saw your Necromunda terrain videos and i really want to make you a compliment and i want to thank you for your work! Your videos are awesome! Please keep them coming <3

  6. Ok I thought I'd used blu tack for every use possible, but side of the water pot for drying brushes and cleaning sandpaper – genius. Thanks. Have a good break.
    I have used blu tack for leveling out too, I paint on a drawing table that's at an angle, so bit of tac and I have a level wet pallet. Don't come at me for not having a level surface to begin with. Also stop anything rolling off like brushes, pens etc.

  7. Thanks, I learned several new ways that I plan to use Sticky Tack.
    Regarding lamps, I have a Daylight Magnificent Pro at my hobby desk and it's great. A bright bendy desk light with a built in magnifying lens!

  8. Strange curved lamp… which is looks also strange on the video 😅 heh… I’m not an light expert, but as you mentioned – it looks like not bright enough (at least on my taste). As for the blu tack – it is amazing! And, actually, I had no idea that it can be used as a sandpaper (sand file… or some sort of) cleaner. Wow, need to try it 🙂 thanks for the video!
    Ah, and for the beer – use magnets 😅

  9. I own two of them, and have for a few years now. They're great lights, but have their caveats, especially now that other contenders are on the market and have just as good or even better colour accuracy. First is obviously the price, as others have commented – they vary from $270-350 CAD depending on the day, and for many, that's going to be an instantaneous no. Secondly, two IKEA Tertial lamps with 60 watt equivalent Philips Ultra Definition Bulbs in them (with diffusion cloth as well) is going to give even more even lighting, plus have a larger sweet spot, and only costs about $75 CAD (3-4x cheaper). Third, and this one's a big one for anyone sharing the same space as someone else – the curved design has a bad habit of sending glare into the eyes of someone who's to the right of the lamp. Oh yeah, fourth – the bloody things turn themselves on full brightness and 6700K if power loss occurs (aka they turn themselves on the instant power returns). Some may consider that a feature (those who move them around), but it's really annoying to lose power at 2am and then get my eyeballs zorched by lamps turning themselves on.

    I suppose there's a fifth point that matches the second point – this light doesn't put much out compared to others on the market, especially now that the Redgrass Games R9 lamp has hit the market, with it's flat light bars that can be aimed. Of course, a big sticking point for a lot of people is that Regrass doesn't sell a desk version, only a clamp base…

    I absolutely love the two I own, as my eyes force me to paint using 2700-3300K lights (yay eye conditions and sensitivity to certain parts of the light spectrum, but especially anything even remotely blue), and I pretty much use it on the second lowest intensity it offers. if Redgrass offered a 3000K version of their light, I'd probably be all over it for the mini painting desk though, since the BenQ e-reading lamps just don't work for our needs in the living room due to the curved design. It provides nice even lighting, and most importantly, doesn't zorch my eyeballs and make me take a break after 30 minutes.

    Love the playful twist you did by focusing on usefulness of blu tack ^_^

  10. I went the other route – I use a daylight lamp so huge its very much like stadium lighting. I think its intended for a proper workshop as it hangs by chains from the ceiling. But, it was only $80, a bit of white paper over it as a diffuser and Robert is my mother's brother. Cheers!

  11. 6:15 "not strong enough to hold beer bottles sadly, I tried."

    It's like duct tape. If it isn't sticking and staying still you clearly aren't using enough ha ha! Genuinely didn't know that Blu-Tack was an happy accident

  12. I still use the blob of blue tack that I stuck my posters to the walls of my college dorm room in 1993. Except its yellow. And a bit more firm than the blue stuff. That tip for cleaning sandpaper is great! Never heard of that one before!

  13. Absolutely love the aesthetic of the BENQ but there is no reason to get one for me when Micomlan makes a lamp with the same (and more) features for 4 times less…. yes you read that right

    And if you have a standard lamp waveform lighting makes 95+ CRI bulbs for 20 bucks

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