White Tile Painted Black Technique Using the xTool F1 IR Laser!
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- This is a technique I’ve used before. But never with the F1 IR Galvo laser!
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Omg gosh I love your knowledge looking a background Re-mover . sweet! Thanks 😊 😎
Man that thing can really batch them out, all the tiles look great
My husband just ordered the F1 for us. Can't wait to get started!
@@AcryliWoodDesigns how was it? Made fun things with it?
would you use anything when your done to keep the paint from coming up? I tried acrylic clear and water based poly bu the acrylic peels off the paint and poly it seems peels up as well.
Spray lacquer
Oh hay just me . Got a quick question could you do this on WOOD?
You can engrave directly on wood.
@@BuildDadBuild Oooo Groovy thanks dude 👍
You know...there is a far simpler method to do this: DON'T USE A WHITE TILE!
The Norton method depends on igniting the titanium in the paint with the intense heat of the laser, leaving a burnt etching behind on the ceramic. It has nothing to do with the white of the tile itself. So simply use the Norton method on a green tile and get a green/black PERMANENT finish. Or, use the Norton method on a red tile and get a red/black PERMANENT finish.
Or...grab yourself a more artsy tile (such as the Celine product line from Bedrosian's). Use the Norton method to etch black. Clean off the tile and reposition it back under the laser exactly where it was and fire again (different elements of the artwork, of course) directly onto the tile surface and etch white. Now you have three colors: black + white + whatever color the tile itself. And all permanent, without multiple paint layers and delicate trial and error to adjust power and figure out paint layer depths and what not.
And in the event that anybody thinks that I am making this up, the detailed info above should serve as the notice that I am familiar with this technique because I do it. It's a proven approach.
This isn’t the Norton White tile method. No begone.
@@BuildDadBuild But it CAN be!
Doesn’t need to be. This is a completely different technique. Don’t get so angry about trying something different. Plus Nicky Norton is kind of a prick.
@@BuildDadBuild I wasn't typing with any emotion of anger. Sorry of it came across that way. I was typing with an emotion of enthusiasm. I'll take you word for it concerning Norton as a person.
I just got the F1 and I am curious, you mention a range for the Power. I may be wrong but I thought you can only choose one power level. How do you go about putting in a range of power like you mention?
I just did my first ever painted canvas and even though it wasn't perfect it wasn't truly horrible and a variable power setting would definitely produce a better image!
There's no way to set a range. The range comes from the different shades of gray in the image.
@@BuildDadBuild I just thought the way you mentioned the different power levels you were able to do that. My bad, I must have misunderstood. Thank You for the reply!
No worries. Sorry if I wasn’t clear👍🏻
@@BuildDadBuild I just want to let you know that I tried your technique today!
I can't show you the picture but it came out pretty awesome for my first try!
I notice when I was putting in the settings you recommended, there is a way to set the range. There where two ends for the slider! So I put in 1% and 70%, the shading was almost perfect.
The only difference was I used a Red/Burgundy tile instead of white. I then put one coat of white paint and two of black. I wish there was some way you could see the result!
Thank you again for this video, it inspired me to experiment!!
using the gray scale image processor you can change the upper and lower power ranges
I've had my xtool D1 pro for almost a year now, and still haven't completed setup! I can almost feel the regret in buying it.
Can you help me to engrave a title white ? I don't know what to do
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do u ever sell your old lasers
No. But sometimes I give them away.
Git yo self some lacqua think! Lol😂
First! LoL