Using Photomasks

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This video is a detailed demonstration of how I use photomasks to create imagery on my work. I cover it all from image creation to final result. Resources are linked below. Like and subscribe!!
Ikonics Imaging - ikonicsimaging...
Rayzist - www.rayzist.com/
Photo resist films - ikonicsimaging...
Trigger jet nozzle - ikonicsimaging...
blastable adhesive - ikonicsimaging...
Letralite - ikonicsimaging...
White Clipboard - ikonartstencil...

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18 сен 2024

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@sealettuceglass Год назад

My new favorite channel. Thanks for all the information. It is very appreciated!!

@thebambooman7 Год назад

Great tutorial!

@nicklawson4390 Год назад

Sweet thanks for your knowledge

@Dylboglass Год назад

Awesome!

@brandondamopoulos8439 Год назад

Much love Robert!! Thanks so much for the info!! My favorite part was 3:33 haha

@theeccentricadam Год назад

Thanks Robert! I have wondered about this process, but had no clue where to start... Here we are, RU-vid suggestions for the win (or is it mind reading😳) either way, thanks so much for sharing.

@stackwestie8238 Год назад

Thank You for another epic demo! Has my mind in overdrive with new projects!

@hanksyflamework 4 месяца назад

super cool, ive done some etching of circuit boards 25+ years ago in high school electronics class where we made our own adjustable dc power supplies from scratch using designs printed on clear overhead projector sheets. then uv blasting the image before rinsing in etching fluid to remove all the area not printed black. so im guessing the process is similar.

@jackarmstrong4051 Год назад

I use the RZ-2 glue.

@dertythegrower Год назад

I always wondered how you guys did that on the glass.

@dertythegrower Год назад

Thank you for doing this Robert

@axelcolts237 Год назад

"Sunlight is loaded with UV, ask anyone who spends time outdoors" as if he knows none of us see the light of day 😂

@brahmdeschaux6236 Год назад

If you were going to sleeve that object, would you fire polish out the frost first? And if so, what flame would you use? Thank you for all your videos and the time you put into them !

@brahmdeschaux6236 Год назад

I mean I’m assuming not, because it would oxidize the Bluemoon again. But then it makes me wonder if there would be a fuzz, trapped where it has been frosted.

@RAMickelsen Год назад

@@brahmdeschaux6236 Not for this object. It will fire polish completely when sleeved.