Re: brush vs tray size for gum
Thanks for posting that. Next chance I get I'll give it a try. This may be a stupid question, but I can't tell based on the images. Is the metal rod sealed to the glass tube, or does it allow the tube to roll like a rolling pin? Common sense tells me it's sealed (resulting in no movement), but just wanted to make sure. Camden Hardy camden[at]hardyphotography[dot]net http://www.hardyphotography.net On Fri, October 6, 2006 8:46 am, Rodolpho Pajuaba wrote: > Hello, Camden, Thom, thanks for the attention. I made a page for you and > whoever is curious about it to > see:<http://www.pajuaba.com.br/temp/Glass_rod_site/> . Any question, > please ask me. There are some explanations under the Image Info tab, on > the close-up page. > Regards, > Rodolpho Pajuaba > P.S.: Before you ask, no, the liquid is not VDB emulsion, is a > simulation I did with some yellow Ecoline I had in hand. Pretty similar, > thou. ;-) > > Thom Mitchell escreveu: > >> Rodolpho, your solution sounds very interesting. I am not yet a >> printer but I use the list to learn and think about the various >> processes. Could this be another option? If you fiberglassed a cookie >> roller or dough rolling pin - the kind with handles on the side - >> would that work for spreading the solution. Dough rolling pins with >> handles are cheap and readily available used at your local thrift shop >> of choice. Fiberglass repair kits would work for the fiberglass >> sourcing? Another thought might be 1" PVC pipe with end caps mounted >> onto a paint roller. I don't know enough to know the pros and cons of >> those ideas but is there a reason they wouldn't work? >> >> Just a thought from someone who hasn't actually done any >> coating....yet. -thom >> >> Camden Hardy wrote: >> >>>Sounds like an interesting contraption. I'd be interested in seeing it. >>> >>>Camden Hardy >>> >>>camden[at]hardyphotography[dot]net >>>http://www.hardyphotography.net >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> > >
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