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#1 2016-03-19 20:42:35
- ndw
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Mar2015B weaponized
ok I was pouring some new mix, iron powder with xtals powder, and Loohan told me that the resin got Mar2015B and with this mix is more a weapon than the classical MarB.
so here it is 
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#2 2016-03-19 21:00:27
- Loohan
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Re: Mar2015B weaponized
Yeah, to me it feels more choppy and less soothing than MarB normally does. I think this would be good as a component in wands and used in cones for remote warfare on negative entities.
I get that the ring shape is not preferred for MarB if you use these ingredients.
Also i think sand (not bionized) plus iron oxide powder would work well for this effect. Some garnet sandblasting sand could even be included.
I haven't tried it yet.
[edit: actually i think bionized sand is OK here.]
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#3 2016-03-29 18:45:24
- Loohan
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Re: Mar2015B weaponized
I used equal parts of my sandblasting "garnet sand" and granular ilmenite from a pottery supply store. As an afterthought i added 1/2 part bionized silica beach sand.
There is color variation because of the additives settling. Also i added a bit of activated charcoal to the top layer of the large pieces. Their bottom layer contains only shungite.
The brick contains a substantial device of taped quartz etc.
The cone contains only a quite small taped resin ring.
I lost the pics of those items when my camera card freaked out.
The cylinder has only the resin mix. It got 2 pours but you can see how the ingredients settled out.
It is real hard to improve on MarB by embedding anything. I have loads of stones, magnets, capacitors, wire, etc. etc. as well as about 3 cubic yards of various ugly taped-together items, but of all that, only these 2 items were synergistic at all.
Just the plain MarB pgm by itself is so top-notch, it is almost impossible to improve upon. So just pour some. Maybe throw in some bionized quartz if you want. If resin is expensive and quartzite common, i think one could incorporate a lot.
Also i made some TBs that included a couple layers of this stuff. I'll post a pic later.
The garnet/ilmenite mix also weaponizes the MarB pgm well. Like what ndw did, it gives it more bite into evil.
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#4 2016-03-31 14:28:41
- Loohan
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Re: Mar2015B weaponized
Some of the TBs:
Only the bottom and top layers have this pgm and powder mix. But again, each MarB layer separated into a powder-dense and powder-lite layer.
The TBs feel pretty groovy.
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