This is the kind of stuff you want on youtube, not the "ok now buy this and this glass etch material" stuff. Yeah I know I can buy that, I want to know a diy method, like yours. Thank you.
Wow, such a simple AND cheap way to do this. I must try this with my Tessa (11)....awesome idea for our homeschool projects. Do you think she can shake for like 10 min, take a break, shake for 10, another break, shake for 10,,,lol Not sure she'd last 30 total min..... BUT, hey, we could hand off the box to other family members! This could be fun. :-) Thanks Edward
Yes this is a good home school project, learns how to be patient, because it takes time. You have to be sure that all the holes on the box are closed because it gets very dusty. You only have to use quartz sand, only quartz can scratch the glass. My sand was with large particles 2-5 mm, I made it from broken quartz stones. If you use fine sand with smaller particles, it may take more time to shake, but etching will be more precise. I think it's best to use plexiglas instead of glass, the glass has very sharp and dangerous edges! If you still want to use glass, scrubbed the edges of the glass with sandpaper in a bucket of water.
Instead of hand shaking for "very long time" I wonder what the result would be like using a tumbler. Im sure a tumbler can be made easily with a motor :)
@@FunDumb My father worked in a shop and they sold such knives, he just brought me a lot of empty boxes from there so that I could collect materials in them. I actually only have one of these knives.
hola amigo.. interesante video.. para los que no hablamos ingles seria bueno que escribas en ingles o en español solo los materiales.. para poder saber que usaste ya que este video no tiene subtítulos.. de antemano te agradecería que me ayudes con los materiales. de antemano muchas gracias y éxitos en tu canal amigo.. saludos desde Ecuador..
@@Edward_Black_Rose por cierto la estrella y el corazón lo hiciste con un papel adhesivo especial o papel adhesivo común?? Te quedo muy bien el grabado, me gustó mucho tu técnica..
considering what he did, with what he used, the beautiful even distribution of the micro chips in the etch, the fact that he implied it was a simple demo, i consider the work "top." fine, even, relatively, and a fine art technique to advance concepts through, or get wealth. "i just wanna see," relax, open your creativity, see. be well and in peace karim omri
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This is the kind of stuff you want on youtube, not the "ok now buy this and this glass etch material" stuff. Yeah I know I can buy that, I want to know a diy method, like yours. Thank you.
Thanks! I continue the topic of glass and in a few days I will have a video on how to cut pieces of glass with equal size.
this is.... shockingly effective. I gotta admit: very well done.
That was the nicest etching effect so far, thank you.
Instructive and educational demo. Well done, too. Thank you for it...
Thanks :)
Wow, such a simple AND cheap way to do this. I must try this with my Tessa (11)....awesome idea for our homeschool projects. Do you think she can shake for like 10 min, take a break, shake for 10, another break, shake for 10,,,lol Not sure she'd last 30 total min..... BUT, hey, we could hand off the box to other family members! This could be fun. :-) Thanks Edward
Yes this is a good home school project, learns how to be patient, because it takes time. You have to be sure that all the holes on the box are closed because it gets very dusty. You only have to use quartz sand, only quartz can scratch the glass. My sand was with large particles 2-5 mm, I made it from broken quartz stones. If you use fine sand with smaller particles, it may take more time to shake, but etching will be more precise. I think it's best to use plexiglas instead of glass, the glass has very sharp and dangerous edges! If you still want to use glass, scrubbed the edges of the glass with sandpaper in a bucket of water.
Edward Black Rose thank you for the advice. Yes! Must be careful 👍🏻
superb for elementary art class or high school home ec projects, holidays, gifts.
That is an amazing effect achieved there, really like this tutorial.
Thank you :)
You're Welcome.
Great simple and well done tutorial, all the best for this weekend my friend🙏
Thank you my friend :)
Very cool bro thanks 4 sharing
Very cool!
Thank you
very very useful, thank you!!
Instead of hand shaking for "very long time" I wonder what the result would be like using a tumbler. Im sure a tumbler can be made easily with a motor :)
Yes it is possible to make such a machine. Will save time. But I'm still not found a solution for large glass.
On a side note. That is a giant box for just 3 utility blades.
3 blades in the body of the knife, 12 knives in the box ;)
@@Edward_Black_Rose That's a lot of cutting. Why not get utility blades by 100's for $15. Build your own handle. Or the metal Stanley ones.
@@FunDumb My father worked in a shop and they sold such knives, he just brought me a lot of empty boxes from there so that I could collect materials in them. I actually only have one of these knives.
GENIUS
Thanks :)
would this work with a paint mixer
excellent demo, and thanks
Thank you :)
@@Edward_Black_Rose EASY DO, MAN -- TRUTH JUST FLOW'S ON A TONGUE, A LIE NEED'S BE SPIT.
BE WELL
Very nice!!
Thank you :)
Good!
Thank you :)
@@Edward_Black_Rose Ya! \m/
It's sand or small concrete what u used for shaking ?
Large pieces of quartz sand. It is important to be quartz, other types of sand are softer and it becomes even slower
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hola amigo.. interesante video.. para los que no hablamos ingles seria bueno que escribas en ingles o en español solo los materiales.. para poder saber que usaste ya que este video no tiene subtítulos.. de antemano te agradecería que me ayudes con los materiales. de antemano muchas gracias y éxitos en tu canal amigo.. saludos desde Ecuador..
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Muchas gracias por responderme amigo.. Dios te bendiga y tengas mucho éxito en tus proyectos futuros.. saludos desde Ecuador.. 👍👍👍
@@Edward_Black_Rose por cierto la estrella y el corazón lo hiciste con un papel adhesivo especial o papel adhesivo común?? Te quedo muy bien el grabado, me gustó mucho tu técnica..
@@1980DAV Gracias. Normalmente usé cinta adhesiva, pero a veces hay que poner más capas.
This would work for me if I was doing just one glass, but I have 50 to do so I have to find another method
I have a similar problem, you may have to buy an air compressor and sandblaster
Actually I decided to use my manicure machine and I placed a stencil on the cup and it actually worked!!
@@henrie.c sweet
Super
Inventor
quite so, to recognize simplicity and expose it,
and the even etch was not what i expected, high quality.
I just wanna see top work
considering what he did, with what he used, the beautiful even distribution of the micro chips in the etch, the fact that he implied it was a simple demo, i consider the work "top." fine, even, relatively, and a fine art technique to advance concepts through, or get wealth. "i just wanna see," relax, open your creativity, see.
be well and in peace karim omri
Huh
Wow no big machines, it's like my teacher would say keep it simple stupid.
Wow you had a teacher that kept calling you stupid.
Do you look like a goth cos of twilight
Guy ya really need to loose the eye makeup and fedora seriously now