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Making Orgone

How to make Orgone There are many ways to make Orgone and the easiest way is to keep it simple. Once you have done simple then you may want to start experimenting with it. Before starting make sure that you wear old clothing, have protective rubber gloves and a vapour mask. A vapour mask is important as the fumes from the resin should not be inhaled. Another word of warning - keep the catalyst/ hardener away from your eyes as it can blind you. Don't be fooled into thinking you won't make a mess everywhere - you definitely will so cover all surfaces with newspaper. You will need a flat level surface unless you don't mind slightly wonky results. Far and away the easiest molds are those silicone baking molds. They come in many shapes and forms. Most people start with muffin pans either large or small. You can use tins but they need oil and will wear out and start sticking. The tins eventually bend into works of art if they are banged around enough to release the Orgone. Glass molds are good too as they give a shiny finish but often need to be broken to get the orgone out. You will also need a plastic jug with measures marked up the side so you know how much resin you have used to then judge the amount of hardener/catalyst you need. This varies with each manufacturer so just follow their instructions. The resin is polyester resin. You will need a wooden spoon to stir the mix. Make sure it is a long handled one or you may find that once you have stirred the mix you can't touch anything else because your hands are sticky. Unless you are a good judge of amounts it is always a good idea to have another mold or two on hand to pour the excess resin into. The resin and catalyst need careful mixing together otherwise you will get some that sets and some that doesn't all in the same pan. Setting times vary so prepare the pans before mixing the resin with the hardener. You will need metal and some quartz crystals. The metal is called swarf. It can be obtained from engineering businesses, boiler makers, key turners etc. You may have to resort to pushing aluminium foil through a shredder, or cutting up foil trays. Copper and aluminium are widely used in orgone. It is generally used at 50% swarf to 50% resin. You will also need copper wire to make a spiral as this helps the flow of energy through the orgone. The idea is to place the copper spiral in the pans, fill the pans with metal swarf, place a crystal in it somewhere and then cover it with your prepared resin and hardener mix. You will need to poke the resin with a thin stick to release the bubbles and to poke pieces of metal under. You then leave it to set. It will get very hot and then it will cool down. Get out of your well ventilated room while it does. Now there are some people who can't wait and tip out the little orgone cakes while they are still hot. This works too, but its best to wait to avoid further fumes. Tips Sand is great to put on spills, balance tricky molds and scrub sticky fingers. Get out of those clothes asap as they carry fumes. Don't go out with those marks left by the mask..you will be asked questions :-) Orgone FAQ's Orgone Articles

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