DIY Brayer Rollers for Printmaking - Save $$$!

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I've long wanted to upgrade my rubber rollers used in printmaking, but the commercial options were too expensive (especially if you want a set of different widths of roller).
Then I discovered Ross's technique to cast polyurethane rubber rollers in PVC piping! Let's get making!
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@DiodePress Год назад

So good! This has been on my to-do list for a long time. Looking forward to seeing you use them on future prints!

@ThisDesignedThat Год назад

Yay, thank you!

@8bitghostnuts Год назад

Nice work! Really cool to see how you combine processes like 3d printing, casting etc to produce really practical tools and interesting printmaking methods.

@ThisDesignedThat Год назад

Thank you very much!

@tedwingate Год назад

The high pour technique you're using should eliminate a lot of the bubbles in your resin, is there a chance you're getting air trapped in the ridges of the 3d print?

@ThisDesignedThat Год назад

It could be, ive purchased a vacuum chamber and will be making a few more smaller ones to replace all my speedball ones so I'll check to see if i still have bubbles

@ahmetcemiloglu7213 Год назад

Spend $$$$$ on tools to save $$$? My favorite concept of saving!

@ThisDesignedThat Год назад

If you spend $$$$$ just to make a $$ roller, you're an idiot. If you spend $$$$$ on tools to save $$ on a roller and also save $$$$$ on many other tools you can make over the course of your life time, that's where the true savings occur.