I spent the past 2 weeks in a crapy 30 year old sand blaster making this at school.
I made something bike related in school, check it out
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I spent the past 2 weeks in a crapy 30 year old sand blaster making this at school.
Looks nice.
I'm impressed.
I'm impressed.
That's good! I remember the RM one you did.
That looks really nice!
But why is the lower right hand corner sloped up?
But why is the lower right hand corner sloped up?
because glass that is 5/8ths thick is about imposable to get to break well.BigMike said:
That rocks
right on man, I am working with a student right now who wants to etch or sandblast a piece of glass for the doors of a cabinet he made in woods class.
good job and well done!
how many resists did you use and what did you use for a resist? rubber or vinyl?
good job and well done!how many resists did you use and what did you use for a resist? rubber or vinyl?
I used 1 resist and it's a rubber called butter cut, to get the effect you jest peal it off in layers. The vinyl is O.K. but it might not have worked for blasting that deap, and as well it doesn't cut out as well as butter cut, the vinyl jest wants to go in a line and anything curved is hard to cut out.brungeman said:right on man, I am working with a student right now who wants to etch or sandblast a piece of glass for the doors of a cabinet he made in woods class.
how many resists did you use and what did you use for a resist? rubber or vinyl?
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It looks nice. I for one am relieved to see that Montashu at least has a vocational skill. Heaven knows he's not made for an office. 
This stuff doesnt take that much skill, making glass beads and blowing glass is the real hard stuff, to bad the glory hole for blowing at school is busted, as well my beads are to small to get good pictures of.loco said:It looks nice. I for one am relieved to see that Montashu at least has a vocational skill. Heaven knows he's not made for an office.
For some reason, the term "glory hole" always makes me giggle...TheMontashu said:
same hereCrashby said:For some reason, the term "glory hole" always makes me giggle...
I am making a wood frame for itQman said:
I can't believe that I'd ever say this about anything you did TM, but good job! That's really great work there.