GRS University: Transfers Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- GRS University: Season 2 Episode 1
Welcome to another episode of GRS University, our weekly show where we show off tools, tips, and tricks of the trade.
Join Molly on this episode as she explains two different methods on transferring designs to your work surface. Make sure to throw any questions or comments below.
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Would be nice to see the final outcomes of both those. Not a across the room view as we had here
Nice tip, grs it's amazing, I bought graver Smith machine recently and I'm very happy with. It's really help me out get my job done with lot precision. Also inspired me a lot to start my own channel. Thank you
So Cool
Wonderful !
Great. Thank you
Want to see all the methods they used to use before they ever heard of printers...
Which printer r u use
Recomiendo poner sus títulos en español, ya que somos varios los profesionales que utilizamos sus productos y son un mercado creciente.
Молодец !!! Умница и красавица !!
Очень полезный мастеркласс!
Кому нужны пояснения, включайте субтитры, а в настройках выберете перевод на русский. Скорость ставьте на 0,75.
What kind of paper and ink ?
Hey Trekranger,
As far as paper goes, it doesn't really matter. As for the ink, every printer and toner is different so we recommend you do your research on what will work for you. A good resource is engravers cafe, engraverscafe.com/forums/transfer-methods.150/
Hope that helps!
would hairspray work??
The methods shown are what we recommend for transfers. Using hairspray may not work, depending on the alcohol content of the hairspray, but the main concern would be the tackyness of the hairspray adhering the paper to the metal.
Sorry... when did those two fingers, presented that way round, become an acceptable way of indicating the number 2?
Hey Matthew Donoghue,
I'm assuming you might be from the UK. Molly wasn't trying to be offensive. Here in the US, two fingers turned around like that is just another way to show the number two. We apologize if this offended you in any way as that was not our intention. Going forward, we will try to be more conscious of things like this when filming videos.