I was bored working on plates today in glass shop so I did an easy little project today for extra credit
I couldn't figure how to reverse the disign on the comp so I went with the eyes reversed.:Jeenyus:. said:You got the slits in the eyes on the wrong side. You fail.
Actually, its pretty damned good.
It is glass but it's a mirror so if I turn in around you will still see the sandblasted part, but will also see mirror backing instead of a reflective serface.cannondalejunky said:it's glass isn't it...just turn it around then they'll be on the right side
first I take an adheasive resist (basicly a think plastic that stick to the glass) then I use carbon paper to trace the design onto the resist, then I cut on the lines I have drawn with an exacto and then pull the resist off the aria I want to sandblast, then I take it into a sandblaster (an airpowered thing that sprays sand on the glass and takes off a layer) then I take a silver foil put it on and solder some rings on so I can hang itBigMike said:Thats really cool. How did you do it? Do you have one of those new fangled machines where you just put in the design and it does everything for you, or is it labor intensive?
Here is my EntryRidemonkey said:Hahaha nice. We should have an RM logo arts and crafts contest....
My whole brain has been dammaged, that is why I think I do OK in that class.Heidi said:Nice job! I was never very artsy, I think that side of the brain has been damaged in a bike crash.
HAHAHAHAHAHA, I think I can vouch for that one!TheMontashu said:My whole brain has been dammaged, that is why I think I do OK in that class.
nerdkinghami3 said:Very cool! I CNCed the NASA logo in a chunk of wood once, but this is much cooler.
BigMike said:And Splat, what was that banner for?
They have a glass program at my high school. We do sandblastin, fusion, a bit of castin, bead making, paper weights, and I will be starting to blow next year.Ciaran said:Are you in high school or college?
Way cool man. We had auto shop, and metal and wood shop, but nothing that cool.TheMontashu said:They have a glass program at my high school. We do sandblastin, fusion, a bit of castin, bead making, paper weights, and I will be starting to blow next year.
Wow that sounds like an awesome class. Mush better than my teacher letting me loose with a TIG. How big is your high school to be offering a class like that?TheMontashu said:They have a glass program at my high school. We do sandblastin, fusion, a bit of castin, bead making, paper weights, and I will be starting to blow next year.
No more wood, auto, or metal shops, my dad was actualy the last woodshop teacher at my school.Ciaran said:Way cool man. We had auto shop, and metal and wood shop, but nothing that cool.
I would love to learn how to work with glass. (Yet another craft to learn!)
It's about 2500 kids they have the class cause it is considered an art class by the UCskinghami3 said:Wow that sounds like an awesome class. Mush better than my teacher letting me loose with a TIG. How big is your high school to be offering a class like that?