Joe's Hexagon Program

cosmicbal · 2015-08-13 18:38:47

Nice. I would like to see one made from a mold of 6 long pieces of beveled plexi glass that's like 8 inches on each side and 16-32 inches high.. I got some spare plexi glass from a previous project... Mwaha. >:D

This feels like something straight out of Star Trek, the Picard version. Activate the genesis machine! KHAAAAAAANNN!!!

Hey, what's the additive to make it blank? Graphite powder? Activated charcoal?

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Loohan · 2015-08-13 20:25:28

Star Trek was way repty.

I put a little activated charcoal in just to give it that bad sinister look.

Carolus · 2015-08-16 15:32:35

Loohan wrote:

http://loohan.com/HexPgm-3sets.jpg
Turns out most of the Apache Tears took the Laser Pgm. Only a small fraction did not.
So far i have these 3 sets going, and am casting more hexes.
BTW conehead attacks are weak on me today.

The smallest pieces of giters united through your programs can create Love!

Loohan · 2015-08-16 15:57:14

Carolus wrote:

The smallest pieces of giters united through your programs can create Love!

What's a giter?

Carolus · 2015-08-16 16:05:26

Loohan wrote:

Carolus wrote:
The smallest pieces of giters united through your programs can create Love!
What's a giter?

Someone else working with Xtals ...

Loohan · 2015-08-16 18:51:16

I see you have made 2 posts so far, and they don't make sense that I can see. Unless you can explain better, i will suspect you don't belong here.

ndw · 2015-08-17 02:05:31

I don't get the meaning too...
Carolus, maybe you meant 'gifters'?
otherwise seems gîter is a word in french with various meanings... but I think it's not that french word... he wrote giters so what ?

Carolus · 2015-08-17 06:28:12

ndw wrote:

I don't get the meaning too...
Carolus, maybe you meant 'gifters'?
otherwise seems gîter is a word in french with various meanings... but I think it's not that french word... he wrote giters so what ?

Yes, sorry I meant gifters. A lot of gifting has been done in Antwerp and it still continues. Sometimes you get hard kickbacks on the psychic level.

Thanks for the inspiring forum. Loohan that was a bad introduction ... Here's a better one, meet Skye:

Carolus

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Loohan · 2015-08-17 07:55:38

OK, that's more like it.

Antwerp canals do feel gifted.

In the future, though, please try to stay somewhat on-topic most of the time.

Loohan · 2015-08-17 17:07:03

Now i got 5 sets going. And i'm working on a larger set, using that leftover piece of mold.

Also i sense that some other people have made these things. It feels like it's really causing an upheaval of darkisiders underground. Lots of stuff flaring up and getting attacked by our guys. I've been getting mild but chaotic kickback all afternoon.

Loohan · 2015-08-21 10:35:08

That mold is starting to get slightly warpy, but i will probably get more out of it.
So far i have 1 big set:

and 7 of the smaller ones. The big set has aventurine stones, and is more like 2' long.

As far as the 1-gallon black monolith goes, so far i have been leaving it as is. When these things get a certain size, Antuvozy can tuck in extra programming with toxicity toward a wider range of evil critters.
The unit feels complete due to the programming.

jeaux · 2015-08-23 16:55:07

Just an update for those looking to get in on the fun: we've found another mold that allows for this dynamic to be successful. What's more, it's a cheaper mold, and it has capacity to make many more at once. I mentioned it earlier. Got it in the mail about a week ago. Besides the setups pictured further in the post, I've gifted four in the Seattle area so far and they're making the area feel even more pleasant than it already was. Quick note, this is the larger mold in the link, not the smaller one.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Outset-Silicone … 58ac5fc64b

After making a little test arrangement, I had Loohan check and, indeed, it has similar functionality as his initial, bigger hexagon setup. They seem hard at work. Feel free to get in on the action, y'all. Dunno what the picture will feel like now; I've changed the arrangement to make the trios parallel like Loohan's setup, rather than perpendicular as in my picture.

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Loohan · 2015-09-24 12:10:25

About those shallow aluminum molds i mentioned earlier:
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Wilton-Perfor … t/17467100

Weeks ago i poured epoxy into the 2 largest and the smallest. The 2nd largest fit into a wide Flat-Rate box, so i sent it to a friend in Grants Pass, OR.

I have not used the other one yet. I sprayed the molds with WD-40 first, but still did not really expect the epoxy would release. Yet, many weeks later, the casts fell right out.
These have the additional programming.

Hexagons.flat.jpg

The smaller one is the same size as the ones i made with my plastic mold. I will put the larger one under my bed to frustrate Conehead demons.

Loohan · 2016-03-03 20:01:03

Lately i have been increasingly drawn to use this Hexagon pgm more for general gifting anywhere.
Is it my perception that changed, or is it that this pgm came out before much of the worlld was ready for it? I favor the latter explanation.

ndw · 2016-03-03 21:45:52

seems more active to me, more light coming out

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