My Journey: When I first got into glass etching, I was most interested in the sandblasting process and was about to spend over $10,000 on equipment advertised by manufacturers. Just before I was about to make the irrationally quick decision, I decided to research other lower cost solutions and ended up piecing together a great setup for at least 90% less. My goal through our ebook and membership area is to provide this information so you too can save, while still etching like a pro. It is my aim that a small investment in this information will actually save you thousands.
Now Sold! Note: this is not mine. It is a newsletter subscriber’s named Debi that I offered to post her classified ad and share with others. Her other listings have also been sold 1. here and 2. here. I am moving out of state and will be selling all of my SCM equipment which is
Now SOLD! Note: this is not my listing. It is Debi’s 2nd classified listing whom is a newsletter subscriber. Please contact here or leave a comment if interested. Click photos to zoom up. Her other listing are here: (1. sandblast & photo system SOLD) (3. large sandblast & air compressor). -Eric I am moving out
Now SOLD! Note: this is one of my newsletter subscribers that asked me to post a classified ad. As always, I was happy to help get another person into etching. See her description below. Click on the images to see a large view of the system. -Eric I am moving out of state and will
In my personal opinion, one of the most interesting items that I see etched is shower glass panels and other large decorative glass objects. It really adds some elegance to a bathroom or blank storefront glass sheet. This is done to add privacy, reduce sunlight, or to just etch a logo while adding some class
I connected with this person by email and offered to place sort of a classified ad for his Mini SCM sandblasting equipment, while also emailing all my newsletter subscribers. Hopefully it will find a good home and help someone else out. I was told that he is moving to another city so he has to
In the previous post, I created a video on how to cut a wine bottle and included plans on making a cutter yourself. I hope you enjoyed that project idea. I didn’t really talk much about sanding the edges smooth where the bottle was cut. Most people use sandpaper to smooth these by hand sanding
I have been doing some fun things with glass bottles lately and upcycling them. In this update, I wanted to show: My latest video that shows how to cut a glass bottle properly with a home made cutter. The idea of personalizing your cut bottle by etching designs into them. Then below you can download
I posted a new video which shows how I mirrored a bottle and then etched the front side of it below. I thought this would be an interesting idea to try out which combines both mirroring and glass etching on a bottle. OF course you can use this idea for other glass objects also. It
Now that Spring is here and Summer is approaching quickly, it’s that time of year for many couples to start getting married. The wedding industry can be one of the biggest niches to etch and sell products to as I discussed before. Whether you etch for fun or for a business, these can be great
I have been getting a lot of questions regarding the Cricut for making stencils and software to use with it. I am not a big fan of the Cricut now since you can’t use third party software. Read the question and answer below along with the comments in this post about using Cricut to make
Hi Eric, So I am writing in total frustration….I have received my vinyl cutter I just bought a smaller one for now it is a Graphtec Craft Robo CC330L-20 it works great on cutting but my issue is on everything I try to cut and vectorize is absolutely horrible! I have downloaded all the thing
