Etching Candles
Etching a red candle with a floral design as a simple and inexpensive gift to give someone. Basic but meaningful and delightful. Be sure to use a dark colored candle so you can see the etchings.
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Blaster Pot Aspects & Picking the Right Size
There are many different pressure blaster pot sizes to chose from, and a lot of people have trouble deciding what size will be best. So, hopefully I can help you narrow in on the right size to fit your needs in this post. I want to first say that I etch for fun mainly, and
Wildlife Glass Sandcarving
A cool video on etching wildlife into glass with sandcarving or sandblasting glass techniques. Also learn how to etch glass with my info manual.
Selling More Etched Mugs
How you can sell more glass etchings and etched glass mugs. Read on to see some pointers that may really help create a easy marketing campaign that helps more than just yourself.
Rose Etched Into Glass Mug
Latest picture of a unique rose etched beer glass. Check it out for more examples of floral designs and roses. You can actually etch them on any glass you want to. Personalization at its best.
Getting your Feet Wet With The Basics
More details on glass etching and information in general about basic details with other ways to get into it with things like pencil sandblasters for smaller jobs. Or you can use a inexpensive siphon sandblaster or just use etching cream.
Recent Custom Etched Beer Mug
Heres a newer etched glass beer mug customized with the persons name and a unique flower to add a little flavor. Find out many graphic ideas to etch on glasses for a gift.
Pressure Pot Sandblaster for Sand Etching & Carving
A discussion about using pressure pot sandblasters and why it is a great method for glass sand etching. Also here are the positive and negative characteristics. You want to etch or sandcarve glass with a pressure pot but don’t want to spend the money? Here is my suggested solution for those people on a budget.
Etching Graphic Conversion Trouble
Siphon Sandblaster
Using a siphon sandblaster is the first step to etching sandblasted glass. It is one of the cheapest ways to start sandblasting glass, but I recommend trying the pressure pot which will be discussed next.
Sandblaster Types
Once you decide to etch glass with sandblasting processes, then you need to decide what kind of sandblaster you need. This explains the different types of sandblaster that you can chose from with the characteristics.