Extra NOTES and IDEAS: ALTERNATIVES TO PRESS-N-PEEL BLUE FOR THE "RESIST MASK": - Use a vinyl cutter (Cricut, Silhouette, etc.) - Paint the surface, then selectively cut/remove the paint (laser, for example). - Use existing stencils/stickers. NOTES: - As much as I tried to cover my bases, I think I STILL forgot to say "Press-N-Peel Blue is for LASER printers." Although I mentioned "toner", I want to stress that this process wouldn't work with inkjet printers. - I'm still using the same bottle of ferric chloride I've had for a few years. It has metal particle "sludge" in the bottom since I keep pouring leftover etchant back into the bottle. I will never throw that out, lest it end up in the ground. If I decide I have to dispose of it, I would mix baking soda to neutralize and then consider something like adding it into a concrete mix, taking particular care that the copper ions wind up going into the ground. Steady Craftin videos are made with the help of DIRECT SUPPORT: www.patreon.com/steadycraftin (You'll also get access to the printable 3D scans of my original sculpted figures, MP3s, exclusive behind-the-scenes videos, shop discounts, and more.) My family and I are so grateful that I get to do this.
When you mentioned the laser, I was reminded of your two resin printers (which cure with UV light) and this UV-sensitive film you can get for etching PCBs. It might be worth a look at getting those two things working together…
I was having a really hard day today. I received some sad news today. Seeing Crafsman in my notification box was the medicine I needed. Crafsman always makes my world a happy, steady place to be. Thank you Crafsman for being you. I love you and your crafsfamily.
Susan, I am sorry to hear of the sad news and hard day you've had! Knowing my little video was a help to you today is a major big deal to me. Thank you for taking time to be an encouragement today.
@@TheCrafsMan you really do make a big difference to people. I wish the world was full of more souls like you. Thank you for being you. I hope you have a blessed day.
I use ferric chloride to make Printed Circuit boards, and can add a few tips: 1) Heat up the etchant to about 80 C (176-180 degrees Fahrenheit) and it will etch quickly 2) keeping the etchant moving speeds things too 3) Spray Paint makes a great etch resist. Just remove the paint (scrape it off) in the areas you want to etch. If your makerspace has a laser, use that to remove the paint!
The real game changer is a thing called dry film. Almost the same technique, the only difference being you're going to use the transparency as a mask, not a transfer. The dry film is a UV activated plastic that bonds to the metal. It's perfect for PCBs and i'ts the industry choice alongside with silkscreening, which is also a great technique if you're running medium to big batches
I've used press and peel blue for over a decade, and I love it for PCBs, I never really thought about using it for decorative art, past putting my name on my boards with the circuits. I enjoy watching your videos for no other reason than learning new usage ideas for stuff I already have in stock.
My cat was sitting on my lap for this episode, figured I'd enrich her life by showing her some Crafsman. Every now and then I'd hold my phone down for her to watch and ask if she was getting the info... Well, she just kinda blinked at me, but I think that's a yes.!
I was having a bad day, Then the Crafsman uploaded a video. All my worries and Stress disappeared for fifteen minutes, thank you, Sir. "Ya, Heard.." You gotta have ties to New Orleans!
This was gorgeous. I always appreciate how thorough you are, and how you allow us to learn from your mistakes. You make me feel like I could make things too.
Thank you Craftsman! This video is just what I was looking for! Btw I somehow figured out how to transfer an image onto metal using regular paper. For those who struggle: use an image printed on regular paper, press it against the metal picture down, apply some acetone. Make sure you don't move the picture. Wait for a minute and repeat. Then using water and cotton buds gently scratch off all the paper. The image should stay on the metal. I did it and it worked for me 👍
I love this guy!!! He's like a hidden gem on youtube that you feel incredibly fortunate to find when you do. At least that was my experience. Now I can't get enough of these videos! Keep on craftin'!
Craftsman! I just stumbled upon you, I don’t know how I have lived this long without you. Pure joy, man. Thank You for doing your thing and sharing it with us.
Thank you, CrafsMan, for being an ever calming presence in this rage-inducing game. I swear, no matter what I'm working on, I just let the videos roll 😌😌😌 My family thanks you, too.
Agree. I just happened to have this up in the background without the sound on and was noticing how well organized it was even without a single sound. I can't wait to get to it with all of its parts but would recommend the soundless treatment if your keen on studying his approach. Its worth modelling.
So im over here just playing with my 3d printer, listening to crafting videos. and all the sudden i hear Cleveland's voice telling me about etching metal... I love it.
Let it be known that I would watch ANY and EVERY updated version of older Crafsman videos. Heck, I'd watch 1000 Crafsman DIY Photo Transfer videos! Can never get enough SteadyCraftin'!
My Craftin' College Correspondence Course continues (Whew! What alliteration). This is so informative and well done all around. I couldn't help but smile my way through the entire video. I can't wait to see that little Marshall half stack! Or is it a combo? No, it's a half stack!!! I LOVE ALL of THIS! Kudos!
I just watched a bunch of these etchin' vidjas on RUclips, and I can tell you right now: THIS ONE IS THE BEST BY AT LEAST 52 POINTS. All the info is here, and it's clear. No need to shop around.
Oh mercy, Chase! I hope you get to feeling better soon! I had that deal done years ago (all at once, like you) and they gave me a t-shirt. I hope you got some kind of souvenir!
Hey Crafsman! Never been this early before, so I just wanted to thank you for making these videos, you've inspired me to do more crafting and to have a more positive existence on this chill space rock we call home.
Whoweee! If I had the money I’d hire you to narrate my life. Smooth and silky voice my man, I had no idea what you said the first 30 seconds but after my ears adjusted I swear I can speak another language. You got a new sub brother!
I have been hand sharpenin’ my wood working tools for so long on wet sand paper...I never thought to do the T handle for my scrapers. My mind is blown. Thank you Crafsman. Savin’ my fingers. You da best.
You rock dude. Thank you for your videos. My daughter and I are always doing something new because of craftsman can do it we can! As a parent I appreciate your attention to safety.
Thank you Crafsman...you are awsome, one does learn more here than in the University! If everyone had a professor like you the world would be a better place!
Magali, I'm so sorry to hear of the migrain! :( Truly. I've had only ONE in my entire life, and I would pay good money to never experience it again. :( I hope you feel better soon!
Man first time on your channel, thank you. I be needin' to do sense on my knives and wow you good. I got to say your brother man is like the lord is whispering sweet Jazz in my ear. Thank you again maybe one day I can help you out.
This has great potential for my metal casting projects. I used to use salt water a cotton swab and a 12 Volt adapter to etch patterns/logos on the ingots and project I cast, this looks way better!!! Ordering Press-n-peel blue and ferric chloride after I place this comment, THANKS Crafsman!!! 👍👊
Thank you so much. This opens up a world of possibilities. Imagine going back over the low spots with embarrassing powder and polishing the high spots. My mind is racing.
Thank you very much Crafman! Using the hot air gun is so much better than a laminator or iron. I have struggled to get my toner to stick but your method is the only one that has worked for me. Made my first etch today and it turned out beautifully. You’ve made me very happy.
I work as an industrial engraver, and like to engrave all my EDC stuff, like my name into my memento mori coin. For engraving metal i prefer my diamond-tipped milling cutter which basically just stationary scratches engravings into metal surfaces without removing any of said metal. Yesterday i etched my name in my aluminum KeySmart Rugged. Looks amazing.
I've just discovered your channel while searching for etching techniques, and I have to say, this is easily the BEST channel I've found in a very long time. Thank you so much CrafsMan! I'm about to give this a try after electro-etching didn't net the results I was after. Since that generates heat during the process, I found that vinyl from my Circuit wouldn't stay put and the liquid leeched under and ruined the design. I see in your notes that you suggest that it could work with this technique, so I'll give it a try.
I’ve always enjoyed etching metal. I’ve used vinyl tape for a mask as well. Metal work is just plain fun. You can use an air stone and air pump to keep your etching solution moving so sludge doesn’t build up in the etched areas. Good video man!
Someone accidentally hit dislike, because how could anyone not like you. Thanks for the cool tips. The tape t handle, the tape hold for dip, the two part etch that I can make myself........ so much cool. TY
I picked up the $30 scotch laminating machine off amazon & pulled the top off it for more room / visibility. Starting with passing the bare stainless sheet through a few times to heat it up, then passing the toner paper & stainless sheet through 10 - 15 times produces a perfect no effort transfer. Just wear cotton gloves or a have a rag as the piece will be hot while you keep passing it through the machine. Much easier than a heat gun or iron in my opinion
Well great papa Craftsman 😮 just when I thought after years of learning and collecting supplies and that my two story five bedroom home is now just a huge studio in every room. So being a mixed media artist I have each room set up for its own media . Anyways I was finally relieved and ready to shine by creating rather than purchasing and learning UNTIL I just had to go and watch this video, nice thing is I have everything needed other than the acid which I just placed a order for some on Amazon. This is so wonderful to have this option of another skill to mix in with the medias I do. Thank you 🙏 you have been so amazing and I have learned so much from you through out the years. You have a way of calming my nerves if I happen to be a little off with anxiety at the times before I start to watch one of your videos :)
I REALLY like your sound bits, "... oooo yeah!!" is so funny. I especially like that you keep mistakes in the video. It is important for a newby to see a mistake handled without beating yourself up and quitting. Your videos show people how to use materials to express themselves in artistic ways. Too many people have been harshly criticized, became self critical and stopped any attempts at art because they couldn't get it perfect enough and died with their art still inside them. Thanks for giving people the permission to make and correct an error by demonstrating that an error is not a character flaw. Have I mentioned that I really love your channel? I do.
Would like to believe I found this video by accident, but I think it was just meant to be. Loved this and am looking forward to watching more of your content!
You can use a ceramic tile to heat or even solder on, & you can flip over your cutting mat and use the acetone there because there are no lines 😁. Another great video! Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
This guys voice is so calming makes me feel like i can make a mistake and shrug it off and say “thats all right baby sometimes you make a mistake but you can just redo it” in crafman voice lol love your videos man
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Extra NOTES and IDEAS:
ALTERNATIVES TO PRESS-N-PEEL BLUE FOR THE "RESIST MASK":
- Use a vinyl cutter (Cricut, Silhouette, etc.)
- Paint the surface, then selectively cut/remove the paint (laser, for example).
- Use existing stencils/stickers.
NOTES:
- As much as I tried to cover my bases, I think I STILL forgot to say "Press-N-Peel Blue is for LASER printers." Although I mentioned "toner", I want to stress that this process wouldn't work with inkjet printers.
- I'm still using the same bottle of ferric chloride I've had for a few years. It has metal particle "sludge" in the bottom since I keep pouring leftover etchant back into the bottle. I will never throw that out, lest it end up in the ground. If I decide I have to dispose of it, I would mix baking soda to neutralize and then consider something like adding it into a concrete mix, taking particular care that the copper ions wind up going into the ground.
Steady Craftin videos are made with the help of DIRECT SUPPORT:
www.patreon.com/steadycraftin
(You'll also get access to the printable 3D scans of my original sculpted figures, MP3s, exclusive behind-the-scenes videos, shop discounts, and more.)
My family and I are so grateful that I get to do this.
Thanks for clarifying!
CrafsMan, you can also use an electric iron and a sheet or two of paper on top of the mask to get a good transfer.
You should pin this post so everyone can see it!
Thanks for the notes crafsman, especially the idea about using the metal leavings in some concrete instead.
When you mentioned the laser, I was reminded of your two resin printers (which cure with UV light) and this UV-sensitive film you can get for etching PCBs. It might be worth a look at getting those two things working together…
Every time I see a notification that the CrafsMan released a video I know that my day just got 100x better.
Cornelius Creations! Mannn, my day gets better every time I see one of your COMMENTS! :D Thank you for keepin' on watching, my friend.
Same!!
Ain't THAT the truth :)
Love you so much, Craftsman !
Mmmm hmmm.
I really hope this guy is an art teacher.
I suppose due to this channel, he IS one regardless.
Press-n-peel blue (whooooyeahhh). My favorite part right there.
I was having a really hard day today. I received some sad news today. Seeing Crafsman in my notification box was the medicine I needed. Crafsman always makes my world a happy, steady place to be. Thank you Crafsman for being you. I love you and your crafsfamily.
Susan, I am sorry to hear of the sad news and hard day you've had!
Knowing my little video was a help to you today is a major big deal to me. Thank you for taking time to be an encouragement today.
@@TheCrafsMan you really do make a big difference to people. I wish the world was full of more souls like you. Thank you for being you. I hope you have a blessed day.
That first cassette one that turned out splotchy, I loved it, hah "distressed" designs are fun sometimes.
I use ferric chloride to make Printed Circuit boards, and can add a few tips:
1) Heat up the etchant to about 80 C (176-180 degrees Fahrenheit) and it will etch quickly
2) keeping the etchant moving speeds things too
3) Spray Paint makes a great etch resist. Just remove the paint (scrape it off) in the areas you want to etch. If your makerspace has a laser, use that to remove the paint!
Excellent tips! Thank you!
Spray paint > laser to remove is a really interesting hack. Sounds quick too tbh.
The real game changer is a thing called dry film. Almost the same technique, the only difference being you're going to use the transparency as a mask, not a transfer. The dry film is a UV activated plastic that bonds to the metal. It's perfect for PCBs and i'ts the industry choice alongside with silkscreening, which is also a great technique if you're running medium to big batches
How would you heat it in a home space? I'm sure a microwave is a bad plan 🤣
@@Lana.Created Double boiler!
I've used press and peel blue for over a decade, and I love it for PCBs, I never really thought about using it for decorative art, past putting my name on my boards with the circuits. I enjoy watching your videos for no other reason than learning new usage ideas for stuff I already have in stock.
It made me so happy to read this! It's neat for me too when I see a project and think "SNAP! I ain't got to order anything to get started!" :D
Any day with TheCrafsMan is a good day!
"Be careful with this mess right there." - Words to live by.
All right T-NU you’re up next!
Steady crafting is both a fountain of knowledge and a well of good feelings.
My cat was sitting on my lap for this episode, figured I'd enrich her life by showing her some Crafsman. Every now and then I'd hold my phone down for her to watch and ask if she was getting the info... Well, she just kinda blinked at me, but I think that's a yes.!
I was having a bad day, Then the Crafsman uploaded a video.
All my worries and Stress disappeared for fifteen minutes, thank you, Sir.
"Ya, Heard.."
You gotta have ties to New Orleans!
The sound effects put me on the floor laughing every time. "C'mon!" "Ooooooh, yeah!"
;) So glad you enjoy those, Patrick! Thanks for watching! :D
This was gorgeous. I always appreciate how thorough you are, and how you allow us to learn from your mistakes. You make me feel like I could make things too.
Aww, thank you! And you CAN make things! For sure!
I don't do tai chi, but I drink chai tea. pure gold! haha
I really love dad jokes XD
Thank you Craftsman! This video is just what I was looking for! Btw I somehow figured out how to transfer an image onto metal using regular paper. For those who struggle: use an image printed on regular paper, press it against the metal picture down, apply some acetone. Make sure you don't move the picture. Wait for a minute and repeat. Then using water and cotton buds gently scratch off all the paper. The image should stay on the metal. I did it and it worked for me 👍
I love this guy!!! He's like a hidden gem on youtube that you feel incredibly fortunate to find when you do. At least that was my experience. Now I can't get enough of these videos! Keep on craftin'!
Craftsman! I just stumbled upon you, I don’t know how I have lived this long without you. Pure joy, man. Thank You for doing your thing and sharing it with us.
Thank you, CrafsMan, for being an ever calming presence in this rage-inducing game. I swear, no matter what I'm working on, I just let the videos roll 😌😌😌
My family thanks you, too.
There's nothing better for a Monday morning coffee break than a new CrafsMan video.
Crafsman, I think this is one of the most well edited, produced videos you've ever made!
Agree. I just happened to have this up in the background without the sound on and was noticing how well organized it was even without a single sound. I can't wait to get to it with all of its parts but would recommend the soundless treatment if your keen on studying his approach. Its worth modelling.
Wow. These comments mean a lot! I put a lot of effort into the edit on this video, so when it’s recognized, it’s a good feeling. Thank y’all!
So im over here just playing with my 3d printer, listening to crafting videos. and all the sudden i hear Cleveland's voice telling me about etching metal... I love it.
Let it be known that I would watch ANY and EVERY updated version of older Crafsman videos. Heck, I'd watch 1000 Crafsman DIY Photo Transfer videos! Can never get enough SteadyCraftin'!
Thank you for being you Crafsman! Much love
My Craftin' College Correspondence Course continues (Whew! What alliteration). This is so informative and well done all around. I couldn't help but smile my way through the entire video. I can't wait to see that little Marshall half stack! Or is it a combo? No, it's a half stack!!! I LOVE ALL of THIS! Kudos!
I wonder why you and he have the same metal lunchbox in both of your latest videos? What are the chances of that? Weird.
I just watched a bunch of these etchin' vidjas on RUclips, and I can tell you right now: THIS ONE IS THE BEST BY AT LEAST 52 POINTS. All the info is here, and it's clear. No need to shop around.
Craft man shows us how to be creative and have fun with all kinds of crafting!
i like the way the little splotchy dots look
Another great episode! The chai tea joke was hilarious
Just had all of my wisdom teeth removed
Thanks for making me feel better, Crafsman
Oh mercy, Chase! I hope you get to feeling better soon!
I had that deal done years ago (all at once, like you) and they gave me a t-shirt. I hope you got some kind of souvenir!
Always makes me smile watching your videos. Thank you ! Good for the soul Craftsman.
Hey Crafsman! Never been this early before, so I just wanted to thank you for making these videos, you've inspired me to do more crafting and to have a more positive existence on this chill space rock we call home.
Jared, this means a LOT to me. I'm for real as can be. Thank you so much for watching, and for taking time to be uplifting this morning!
@@TheCrafsMan You got it, man! Since I've gotten so much from you, giving back a little positivity is the least I can do to show my appreciation.
Im torn! Its 11:40pm here, I have work in the AM so should be sleeping but I cant resist that steady craftin'!
Same here except its 215am here. I just couldn't resist to watch before I hit the hay ;)
Who needs sleep when craftmans so soothing?
Whoweee! If I had the money I’d hire you to narrate my life. Smooth and silky voice my man, I had no idea what you said the first 30 seconds but after my ears adjusted I swear I can speak another language. You got a new sub brother!
I have been hand sharpenin’ my wood working tools for so long on wet sand paper...I never thought to do the T handle for my scrapers. My mind is blown. Thank you Crafsman. Savin’ my fingers. You da best.
Man life would be next level if every diy tutorial had this much editing finesse and buttery smoothness. Great vid man, loving it
I’m never, ever gonna etch anything, but that tape handle is a WINNER winner chicken dinner tip! Thanks so much, Crafsman! Luv ya’ for sure!
Amazing! I can just watch another video while you are cutting, filing and sanding while drinking chai tea! Much love back to you! ❤️
CrafsMan's computer situation has drastically improved since his early videos!
I just love you craftsman. I can fall asleep to you talking as well as smile constantly because of your voice while learning...and you're funny! 🥰
You rock dude. Thank you for your videos. My daughter and I are always doing something new because of craftsman can do it we can! As a parent I appreciate your attention to safety.
this is one of the best educational craft videos i've ever seen. voice as smooth as Bob Ross
Thank you Crafsman...you are awsome, one does learn more here than in the University! If everyone had a professor like you the world would be a better place!
i have a migrain and your voice is so soothing ❤️ thank you
also i like how you said acetone... acetawn ✨
Magali, I'm so sorry to hear of the migrain! :( Truly. I've had only ONE in my entire life, and I would pay good money to never experience it again. :( I hope you feel better soon!
@@TheCrafsMan thank u! ❤️ you're very sweet
Your videos are my Tai Chi! 💕
Bro that etching song was fire! Love the ending.
Ha! Thank you! ;)
Man first time on your channel, thank you. I be needin' to do sense on my knives and wow you good. I got to say your brother man is like the lord is whispering sweet Jazz in my ear. Thank you again maybe one day I can help you out.
"Craftsman, do you do Tai Chi? I don't know about Tai chi but do drink me some chai tea." Bro-ham...you are the GOAT!
Learned how to etch and got another dad joke under my belt. Time for a Chai tea.
Damm, listing to this makes me want to serve myself a drink and chillout while I learn.. This is great!!!
I liked your clever tai chi/chai tea joke. And, these etchings are cool!
This. Made. My. DAY!!! Learning and giggling = the best way to remember ❤❤❤
The way he talks just reminds me of Bob Ross so much. Just the person we needed. ❤️
I've just found this while searching for glass etching......this man needs to record audio books 😀 Your voice is so relaxing 😌 great info too!
This has great potential for my metal casting projects.
I used to use salt water a cotton swab and a 12 Volt adapter to etch patterns/logos on the ingots and project I cast, this looks way better!!!
Ordering Press-n-peel blue and ferric chloride after I place this comment, THANKS Crafsman!!! 👍👊
I hope you enjoy it, Ralph! It opens up ALL KINDS of possibilities! :D
You are the Bob Ross of metal etching; I love it
Thank you so much.
This opens up a world of possibilities.
Imagine going back over the low spots with embarrassing powder and polishing the high spots. My mind is racing.
You are one of the best humans. I really love they way you share all of the different ways you make things.
Your channel really be making me wanna get more into crafting and collecting figurines lol
That's what I'm talkin about! :D
Thank you very much Crafman! Using the hot air gun is so much better than a laminator or iron. I have struggled to get my toner to stick but your method is the only one that has worked for me. Made my first etch today and it turned out beautifully. You’ve made me very happy.
I just love listening to your voice Crafsman. Though I could not get this out of my head anymore: Lemonator 2 : Juicement Day ... I am already sorry.
Best introduction ever. Thank you for steady craftin’.
I work as an industrial engraver, and like to engrave all my EDC stuff, like my name into my memento mori coin.
For engraving metal i prefer my diamond-tipped milling cutter which basically just stationary scratches engravings into metal surfaces without removing any of said metal.
Yesterday i etched my name in my aluminum KeySmart Rugged. Looks amazing.
What a great way to start out the week.
This is my FIRST craftsman experience. Love it!
I'll be back yeah come on!
🤓👍🏴
Fantastic video as always, but I just want to note how I love that you leave in the birds singing in the background.
you should make a compilation of all your intros. i love them!
I've just discovered your channel while searching for etching techniques, and I have to say, this is easily the BEST channel I've found in a very long time. Thank you so much CrafsMan! I'm about to give this a try after electro-etching didn't net the results I was after. Since that generates heat during the process, I found that vinyl from my Circuit wouldn't stay put and the liquid leeched under and ruined the design. I see in your notes that you suggest that it could work with this technique, so I'll give it a try.
I’ve always enjoyed etching metal. I’ve used vinyl tape for a mask as well. Metal work is just plain fun. You can use an air stone and air pump to keep your etching solution moving so sludge doesn’t build up in the etched areas. Good video man!
Love it all! Oh my! Soooo righteous!
I could listen to this all day!
the metallurgist in me is doing happy dance! This is great!
I love how you make things accessible to all of us. Keep the awesome ideas coming!
Someone accidentally hit dislike, because how could anyone not like you. Thanks for the cool tips. The tape t handle, the tape hold for dip, the two part etch that I can make myself........ so much cool. TY
You make everything in your videos so approachable. Thank you, Crafsman.
why did I just find this channel now?! this is gold!
Love it Crafsman! So glad you decided to take your time and make even better videos
Stephen, thank you so much for this. I really take it to heart.
Just discovered Cajun Bob Ross bringing me projects from all over!
Gonna keep watching these videos!
I hope crafsmama had a good mother's day!
Lucky me I switched to a laser printer a few months ago... Press'n'peel: order confirmed. Thanks, CrafsMan!
Excellent! I hope you have great success with it!
“I don’t know KARATE, but I know KA-RAZY!” -JB. I love you Crafsman. That Stormtrooper boom box illustration is DOPE.
Brilliant update to the original etching video. C:
I picked up the $30 scotch laminating machine off amazon & pulled the top off it for more room / visibility. Starting with passing the bare stainless sheet through a few times to heat it up, then passing the toner paper & stainless sheet through 10 - 15 times produces a perfect no effort transfer. Just wear cotton gloves or a have a rag as the piece will be hot while you keep passing it through the machine. Much easier than a heat gun or iron in my opinion
Well great papa Craftsman 😮 just when I thought after years of learning and collecting supplies and that my two story five bedroom home is now just a huge studio in every room. So being a mixed media artist I have each room set up for its own media . Anyways I was finally relieved and ready to shine by creating rather than purchasing and learning UNTIL I just had to go and
watch this video, nice thing is I have everything needed other than the acid which I just placed a order for some on Amazon. This is so wonderful to have this option of another skill to mix in with the medias I do. Thank you 🙏 you have been so amazing and I have learned so much from you through out the years. You have a way of calming my nerves if I happen to be a little off
with anxiety at the times before I start to watch one of your videos :)
The Bob Ross of crafting
Prob the funniest how to I’ve ever heard! I’m almost disturbed
Believe it or not I love watching your videos and falling asleep to them. Almost every night
I really need to give this a try. Been fascinated with all the cool stuff that can be made with metal etching. :)
Thank you RUclips algorithm for showing me this wonderful channel! And thank you CrafsMan, you got yourself another subscriber!
I grew up (relatively) near New Orleans so this way of speaking reminds me a lot of the Cajun Night Before Christmas.
This video offers so dang much:
Talent
Knowledge
Comedy
Entertainment
..hats off & Thank You!!
I REALLY like your sound bits, "... oooo yeah!!" is so funny.
I especially like that you keep mistakes in the video. It is important for a newby to see a mistake handled without beating yourself up and quitting.
Your videos show people how to use materials to express themselves in artistic ways.
Too many people have been harshly criticized, became self critical and stopped any attempts at art because they couldn't get it perfect enough and died with their art still inside them.
Thanks for giving people the permission to make and correct an error by demonstrating that an error is not a character flaw.
Have I mentioned that I really love your channel?
I do.
Would like to believe I found this video by accident, but I think it was just meant to be. Loved this and am looking forward to watching more of your content!
I love this guy, He keeps it simple. Great job, CrafsMan.
You can use a ceramic tile to heat or even solder on, & you can flip over your cutting mat and use the acetone there because there are no lines 😁. Another great video! Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
Hey, thank you for that tip! :D And thank you for watching!
This guys voice is so calming makes me feel like i can make a mistake and shrug it off and say “thats all right baby sometimes you make a mistake but you can just redo it” in crafman voice lol love your videos man
Best tutorial on etching I've ever seen. Thanks!
Just found this channel and I got to say I love the humorous yet informative way of teaching. Definitely going to be trying some etching
I laughed at the Montana State piece of metal being called a number 1.
I thought it was Massachusetts?
I thought it was half of a house 🏠 with a chimney…
My man, you are awesome, you had the answer to every question I had about etching.
Used to make name tags and trophy plates like this in the jewelry store I worked at 😀