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Great job!!!!. I'm like you, I use what I have on hand. I have a can of primer like the one you use and it says to only use on porous surfaces. How is the pedal doing after 3 years? Is the paint holding up? Regards and thank you very much.

Hi Leonie, may I ask whether you off-load the roller at the end of each printing day, or do you keep the roller on the blankets set to the printing height overnight? I plan to print a larger edition, and anticipate printing over a 7 to 10d period. Thanks!

A tube a month LOL

It's a good, natural way to clean the plate, thanks.

This is a great project as the material requirements are things many of us (probably) already own. I can see see inserting collage papers, and gel prints (in a book of a different utility that is).

Music is too loud

Are there any particular measurements that you use in creating the ink? It looked rather like you were eyeballing it - but I would appreciate measurements for the oil and the ink/paste. Thanks!

Thank you for this!

Great work 😊

Is just charcoal or activated? Thanks for the video

That is a great and very easy way to bind a book. I do the stitching though the other way round, which means that I insert the needle to the middle hole from the outside in order to have the final knot on the outside of the sketchbook and I also leave a quite large tail that I "braid" into something like a kord to use it to keep the sketchbook closed.

Danke mein Schweitzer!

Thank you, this has been bothering me for quite a while.

Thank you for your venturing in. Learned so very much.

Hi! Can i use shellac sealant with sketchbook paper?

You can also buy a screen roller which is much easier and a lot quicker to complete than by hand.

Can u use inches and feet, mm and cm hurt my ears...

2024 and if people dont feel stupid for being lied to and treated like abused animals then you dont deserve to craft. you didnt say why these ingredients were necessary so i dont know why i have to go buy 'lube'. if you cant get self lubed youre doing it wrong

They're really tasty fried in butter and garlic, the faint taste of ink afterwards is actually surprisingly nice.

Thank You.

Can I ask why you're using machine oil over any other oil?

I followed the steps as closely as I could and it didn't work. with black paint water. Did anyone one else actually try this and it worked?

Will the Golden gesso stick to aluminum well?? I find it hard to believe that it will have a long life.

This is a wonderful video with clear explanations. Thank you for sharing the different size and orientation versions. Please consider, if possible, removing the very irritating music. It’s a huge distraction. To anyone with hearing difficulties it’s also too loud. Makes it hard to hear past it. To some of those with mental health issues or other non-standard brains it might well be more than annoying. Fortunately I was able to turn off the sound and go with subtitles before I started screaming. 😁.

How long does the ink last?

Oh that is so nice. Very good idea and great work many greetings Christiane from Berlin Germany. I have subsribed your channel 😊😊

How ingenious. Something I’ll be trying. Do you have any sense of how long the ink lasts before it dries out? At that point, would you just recharge the tape or wipe the old ink off?

Fantastic idea!!! Brilliant!!

What are u using for stamp pads..a list of items being used on the screen would be nice.

What is lube

hello world, this may be too much ink. lol. thanks for your video

my first attempt was also a heart!

CAUTION! Do not eat coprinus, Saggy Mane with an alcohol. It blocks the bodies ability to process alcohol and turns in a poisonous chemical.

Tysm!

The question that still remains for me is if the charcoal particle size is actually small enough to separate out the acrylic polymer from the water. I'm not sure it actually does as the particle size is actually larger. Purified activated charcoal is 10,000 - 100,000nm and acrylic polymer when wet seems to be 50nm (hard to find the size for when it's wet versus when it is dry). So what is the charcoal doing? Is it binding to with the acrylic polyer and pigment particles? Thanks! I appreciate the video!

Hi,i won't tell anyone what they should or not do,but metal primers that give the best results are either etch type or 2k(2 pack),i've restored my triumph spitfire twice,once wrong(paint rust issues) and the second time with 2k primer and zinc primers,no rust issues. Aluminium is a tricky metal to paint and i think etch primer will give the best results. I'm looking for the best paint for stomp boxes other than automotive 2k types,out of the automotive paint i would lean towards the commercial paints they seem to be very hard wearing. Powder coat ,i am not a fan,alloy motorbike wheels end up flaking due to the powdery oxides produced when scratched,so powder coat is out as repairs are non existent as a full strip and recoat is needed. Again 2k paint is best for batch painting which suits me,but prototyping is always a one off affair and getting it right first time is either luck or due diligence expediting the info. I have pedals that have been painted and it never bothered me if they chip on corners but now i want to produce high end tube pedals....urgh. Another off shoot from classic cars is a paint used on old matel dash boards and scution plates and that is crinkle paint,it's black and with a tight small crinkle finish ,i've seen pedals done with this and it's a reasonably hard wearing finish,where the switch gear lights etc are finger constantly scratch and rub,just remembered it,not cheap,but a spray can would give tens of enclosures,a spray can of etch primer too. Small sample 1/4ltr of 2k paint can be bought cheap enough with the hardener too a need,a small air brush is also cheap,a compressor can be made from an old refridgeration compressor from a dump or ebay,no need for a tank with an air brush. There is always salt electrolysis,be aware to not use sodium chloride/table salt use potassium hydroxide as the electrolyte as table salt/sea salt/road salt/sodium chloride when used as an electrolyte will produce CHLORINE GAS, as used in the trenches of ww1. You could nickel plate unpainted areas,just as in etching a pcb either positive or negative image and keep or strip the paint,again something from the classic car thing . Just spitballing ideas ,i still have to sus out the cheapest most hard wearing paint,acid etch paint i think is the best way to go as a base layer.

I would've sprayed a fine mist of water and then pressed it to transfer the colours.

Thank you 😀

Interesting, thank you 😀

Thanks for a great instructional video. Keep up the great work.

Thank you very much ❤🙏

Спасибо!!!!!🥰🤩🥰

How many watercolor pages can you reasonably use like this, before it starts getting wonky? Thanks

I was so surprised to see that you started out at the most basic level! I have used several of the commercial brands of watercolor ground, it is quite expensive! I found Liz Chaderton and her recipe for watercolor ground is gesso and modeling paste. If you want the wood grain to show through for a unique look, use transparent gesso and modeling pastes it works so well I have stopped buying any commercial brands and I have saved loads of money making my own! Thank you for sharing your from scratch recipes.

Fabulous video! Lovely project. It's great you used what you had and that would work best for you. There's always so many rules (particularly in this instance with guitar painting) and I love you went absolutely your own way. You clearly spent a lot of time on the video itself too and it is mega chilled. Awesome. Keep rockin! 🎸🤘

For me , Calcium carbonate not make sense !!. If you want to clean maybe used "Baking Soda" I am Jewelry designer

I tried this, but while it dried my materials became wrinkly. I tried to iron it, but then some small paper lines were visible through the fabric, because the fabric was dark. Any idea why that happened?

2 coats for acrylic and 4 coats for oil. Soooo one coat for watercolor?

Could you add alcohol

Great video - thanks very much!