Getting Started in Egg Art by Linda Martin - Cutting 

Glad to be of help! You might want to check out my website. We've a variety of kits, full length videos, supplies (and the magazines of course) all shown in a 134 page catalogue. Feel free to ask questions!

Не за что. Спасибо за просмотр.

Hi Linda.. Glad you enjoyed the video.. I've emailed you with my website details so you can check out all the egg art supplies (including the drill bits!) If you don't fancy trawling through 134 pages of tempting goodies, then go to pages 132-133 where you'll find an index. Hoping to get a new catalogue completed in the next few months which will have even more exciting egg art supplies to get those creative juices flowing!

I am using a Minicraft drill. Thanks for watching..

Hi Andres.. I supply all the drill bits that I use in the videos. You can find them on pages 95-96 of my catalogue which you can view at www.lindamartineggdesigns.com. I also have a longer video on cutting technique and the use of drill bits where I demonstrate how each one is used which can be purchased as a download. You can contact me by email through my website if you want to make a purchase as only the downloads can be purchased directly through the website. Let me know if you need any more help or information and thank you for watching!

Wenn Sie ein Gänseei verwenden, versuchen Sie, die Membran nach Möglichkeit beizubehalten, da sie der Schale Festigkeit verleiht. Wenn du komplizierte Schnittarbeiten machst, kannst du die Membran entfernen, indem du das Ei in eine leichte Bleichlösung legst, die die Membran auflöst. Lassen Sie es nicht zu lange im Bleichmittel, sonst löst sich auch die Schale auf! Wenn Sie die Membran nur von der Schnittkante entfernen möchten, können Sie einen tropfenförmigen Grat verwenden und diesen schräg um die Schnittkante führen.

My pleasure!

A mask should be worn anyway to protect yourself - and an extractor if you can. When I make the videos, I am working behind the camera so you can see everything as it's being done and nothing is obscured. Also I don't want any dust to get inside the camera (or all over everything else) which is why I still use the extractor while filming. The noise is from the drill.. the extractor is very quiet. Normally it doesn't matter about the noise of the drill and extractor and perhaps I should try to edit it out. For now I just have to try to remember not to talk while I'm doing it! Luckily I'm long-sighted so I can see what I'm doing in front of the camera, but sometimes I wish I also had longer arms! I'm still learning about this filming lark!! Thanks for watching!