Carbon Transfer Video Series
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Have only watched #1
Excellent presentation, I expect your extensive documentation and subtle humour will help me
Will watch all today
Thank you!
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Andrew O'Neill
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Fantastic watched them all
I gave up on the plot years ago as the 'float' looked impossible for me
I may try this as I have everything
Excellent video production too
Thank you!
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Tin Can
Fantastic watched them all
I gave up on the plot years ago as the 'float' looked impossible for me
I may try this as I have everything
Excellent video production too
Thank you!
Thank you! Give it a go! I'll be happy to help. Just PM me.
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This is really great, thank you for doing this.
It’s always interesting to see how we all have slightly different approaches or “fine tuning’s” of a given process — it offers a good learning experience even for those of us that do carbon printing with some frequency.
I also appreciate the humor!
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Kiwi7475
This is really great, thank you for doing this.
It’s always interesting to see how we all have slightly different approaches or “fine tuning’s” of a given process — it offers a good learning experience even for those of us that do carbon printing with some frequency.
I also appreciate the humor!
Yup. Fine tuning is an ongoing thing. Just last night, I slightly changed how I pour the sensitiser on the tissue, LOL. That'll have to wait another 11 years though, for the next video LOL! Thanks for watching!
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Problem is, people keep figuring out how to do something easier...I am using those 'hot dog' size/shaped foam paint rollers to sensitize these days...what next?!:cool:
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Vaughn
Problem is, people keep figuring out how to do something easier...I am using those 'hot dog' size/shaped foam paint rollers to sensitize these days...what next?!:cool:
I love those rollers!
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Where do you get that nifty little coil-spring whisk you use in the glop video? It differs from most I've seen in that it's not rounded at the end, it can really get into corners.
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Steve Goldstein
Where do you get that nifty little coil-spring whisk you use in the glop video? It differs from most I've seen in that it's not rounded at the end, it can really get into corners.
It was gifted to me by a widow, whose husband had passed away, along with a bunch of other stuff. It must be quite old, as I've never seen one like it before. I love this stirrer! No more plastic paint stir sticks! :D