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A fellow subscriber, Steve Davis, sent over this recent multi-stage sandcarving of a couple of flowers. He is looking for feedback on this project, so please leave him a response in the comment section at the end of this post. I personally think it looks awesome, but he would like any tips on things he
Here is one of the latest projects I did which will hopefully give you some more ideas. This time I etched a beer pint glass on both sides, as I think it really gives some character to the full glass. First, I searched for an interesting design of the letter “R” which is personalized for
In this post, we are featuring Dominique from Carving Marvin and their sandblasted rock projects. She replied to our email newsletter about engraving large rocks with ways to transport them. She sent in these photos of her engraved rocks of all sizes and was happy to be featured! The below photo shows Dominique with her
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I recently sandblast engraved this larger rock project, and boy did I forget how heavy these are to pickup and maneuver. It isn’t overly enormous like some of the boulders Ross shared with us here. He actually sandblasted some of those on-site. It is more ideal to transport your pressure pot and gas-powered air compressor
I recently did a deep sandblasting, which I sometimes consider single stage sandcarving, if it’s a engraved a considerable amount more than surface etching. This time I decided to test how the glass would look after blasting a very course aluminum oxide abrasive- I believe it was around 30-50 grit in my pressure pot system.
I wanted to share with you a simple project I did a while back and explain the steps of how to sandblast stone signs to display an home address in a decorative way. These rocks can be big or small to add to your landscape to give it character and make your front yard unique
Gilly Saucedo sent over some of his latest sandcarving items that I thought were cool. He used some nice looking blue LEDs that were placed in glass holder stands and frames. I also want to discuss the interesting idea he used of sandblast-carving designs into LED glass stands. I have worked with these LED stands
We featured Gilly Saucedo a couple weeks ago here. He was nice enough to share some of his other work in this post of engraved designs done on concrete and stepping stones, and these are really cool. I though others might benefit from this post because it isn’t talked about as much as carving designs
We have talked a little bit about carving designs into rocks in the past such as this simple example, a fun pet carved rock here, Russ’ large boulders here and some listed here, Danny’s landscape rocks here, Ernie’s memorial headstone here, Glen’s sculpture rocks here, and Cheryl’s concrete blocks here. Since this site is mostly
A while back, I did this simple sandcarving of the Cincinnati Bengals logo on a large piece of glass. I had a wood frame that wasn’t being used so I cut the glass to size. By the way, this nice large sheet of glass was acquired free using the technique discussed here. After the logo
As you may know, I like to experiment with different types of etchings and patterns that I stumble across. Sometimes a pattern works out and sometimes it doesn’t. A while back, I found an interesting batman pattern online using the search techniques discussed in the membership area. I used my cutter to cut out the
