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Vegan DIY Gel Plates with Personality - Meet Gus Gumback (including recipe)

Meet the Gumback Family. Yes, I gave my vegan DIY gel plates names (not in this video yet) - because honestly, they all have their own personality. And giving them names just makes it easier to remember their recipes and quirks. These plates made a glorious comeback, and since all the extra gelling agents happen to be gums, the family name Gumback felt just right. In this video, I’m testing and comparing three homemade vegan gel plates — two based on agar and guar gum, and one with LBG (locust bean gum). You’ll see how they behave when printing — simple, curious, and full of little surprises. I’m also sharing the print tests of Gus and Libby Bean Gumback, and below you’ll find the recipe for Gus Gumback. As always, this recipe comes with no guarantees — it’s part of the creative experiment! If you’d rather wait for more context, I’ll soon upload a full video summarizing all results and sharing what makes each plate special. I’ll also create separate tutorials for each one. But if you can’t wait... feel free to start your own experimental journey right here. The recipe for Libby Bean Gumback will follow in the next part — where I’ll also show you the remelt print tests (and they’re fantastic). Recipe: A - Gus Gumback (LEFT) 5 g Agar 1.5 g Salt 300 g Water 100 g Glycerin 125 g Guar Gum Gel 3% (3.8 g Guar Gum to 121 g Water) 8-12 drops of tea tree oil or clove oil Recipe: B - Gus Gumback (MIDDLE) 5 g Agar 1.5 g Salt 250 g Water 100 g Glycerin 225 g Guar Gum Gel 3% (7 g Guar Gum to 220 g Water) 8-12 drops of tea tree oil or clove oil KO-FI ☕ Want to support my caffeine habit? → https://ko-fi.com/ashreymakes 🥰🙏🏻