LASER PRINTER is recommended. This is my QUICK TRANSFER PAPER. There are some tricks you can do to use Inkjet (see other videos I've done), but I use LASER PRINTS with this paper and that is what it is recommended.
Hey I love love love your template for transferring & fixing the wood- don’t forget to pin this comment so it shows up at the very top. I scrolled quite a bit to see this and your paper invention is too brilliant and this advice too valuable to not be seen by everyone :)). I’m so happy I scrolled bc I needed to know about the paper! I didn’t know I didn’t know either lol. I wouldn’t have looked it up so I ferrrshooore would’ve learned not to do this with inkjet the hard way … after trial & inevitable error lol. Going to watch your old videos next- grateful to have found your channel! New subscriber and turning notifications on. I’ll prob be a regular here :]
@@The_Scales_of_Justice Thank you. I'm so sorry that you had to hunt for the information. It's in the description area of the video, but I just pinned this as well as you suggested. My oversight as a mad scientist. LOL! BTW, keep watching my videos because in one I show a hack that allows you to use INKJET also!
@@imagetransferswithrix woot woot am looking forward to your next vids! If you have to forget something, pinning a comment is good thing to forget😎. So many of us are using either mobile apps or the apps through smart tvs or Roku/fire stick RUclips all. They all seem to have completely different user interfaces too so on some it’s the comments displayed directly below, on others it’s recommended videos underneath the vid etc. I think they’re running experiments to see which aspects, when emphasized, make the app more profitable. Just my conspiracy theory for the day though don’t mind me lol. But yeah comments mean engagement so they aare almost always the first or second thing noticeably visible . Thanks again for sharing your expertise & taking us through your projects with you! You’re teaching & inspiring SO many people. You’re very personable; you’d be a great professor. You can make better $ on yt though & you can reachwayyy more people. The world needs their creativity fostered and you’re doing just that🌻🙂
Thank you so much for showing how to use the paper towel to take some of the moisture up so you can peel the paper off, instead of having to rub it off......
I really enjoyed your tutorial! It is nice to see somebody that is real, if you know what I mean. And I'm so glad you filled those cracks instead of just getting different wood. Thank you!
I love hearing the patience you have with yourself as you go through the process of creation. I also enjoy the patient explanation of the details you provide in making what you make.
I can not wait to try your way. I really hope it will work on an ostrich egg? I cut doors, put music box on bottom then the floor for the jewelry box, then I mark egg w rubber bands so that I fit 1-1/2 “ photos scanned, edited for important part cut it oval prepare it put all on egg go over w modjpodge can’t get up broke ankle for spelling, do several X wet sand between each to set onto egg the I add an oval around each picture w Austrian crystals same on door and fancy topping to match crystals topaz
@@teresagrigsby-rose8761 Every RUclips video has a Description area under the video. Depending on what you are using to watch videos on, you usually can access this area and read the additional information. The paper I invented is called RixCanDoIt Quick Transfer Paper. That's what I used in this video. It's a moisten and peel paper, avoiding the need for major rubbing/soaking (messy, time consuming, can cause image damage). HTH 🙂
You have an amazing skill, it's your way of reflecting great teaching techniques that can be used in life, not just art. Teaching by example, of showing how important it is to use our patience, especially in the fast-paced World we live in now.
❤ Awesome you gave me a great idea. I have firewood from two years ago. I'm going to get the chain saw out and find a 6" diameter piece of wood and make some slices. Will go from there and let you know how it comes out. Thanks so much! !
Thanks for sharing this with us. Love the way that you made it and as you've mentioned, there's no rubbing involved in removing the paper. I've done the paper rubbing removal in the past and of course, wished for an easier way, lol. Now I've found it :) Thanks again for sharing.
Looks nice. I love that you just have a normal garage with your average tools and equipment. I can't keep up with the fancy shop /warehouse guys. Subscribed from Hawai'i. 🤙
Thanks! But I don't have it anymore. Just moved to a new house 3 hours away and the garage is all epoxied and pretty. My wife is not going to allow me to hang a bunch of tools on the wall anymore. I'm going to have to find a way around that. :-) Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@RixCanDoit 😂 my hoarder, I mean my craft room is bulging at the seams. In all honesty I was impressed with your transfer paper. It’s on my want list. 😊
Great video, enjoy watching it. Whats the stuff you use before you laid your photo down. You made it look so easy. Can’t wait to do my photos. Than you . Keep up the good work
That tree outside is pretty. Lol I looked out my window to see if it is raining. It was a car going past in your video through the water lol. Lovely picture. Lol your funny. Wow never seen it peeled. Awesome. Very cool. Lol wrestle with the modge podge. It looks so cool. Very special when it's personal. Your wife and daughter.
Very nice video! When it first started and you showed how the wood split, I got to wondering if it was possible to steam or boil the wood and clamp or strap it back into place. Using wood glue to hold it. I've seen videos where they would do this to bend wood or remove hammer dents. Anyway, I have no idea if it would work but that's what went through my head at the time. I also thought you could do this on smaller wood rounds on both sides, drill a hole and use them as Christmas ornaments. Thanks for the video.
Check out my latest video on doing these wood slices. I've changed things up a bit. I'm always experimenting, so things change. ruclips.net/video/whiDOaWP-PE/видео.html 1. Wood Slices 2. Glue (Mod Podge works great) 3. Can of white primer. 4. RixCanDoIt Quick Transfer Paper 5. Krylon Crystal Clear spray (or equivalent) 6. Brayer (the rubber roller) You may also want to get a few sponge brushes.
Great job! Just to clarify, I do not need to purchase transfer paper. I can print out a pic from my HP Laser Printer and coat with modge podge, etc. Thank you!
This particular project was done by TRANSFERRING the image onto the wood slice. You could glue the picture and cover with mod podge or other sealer, but the effect will be that you have glued paper onto the wood. Transferring the image only is preferred as there is no evidence of paper being glued onto the substrate. :-)
@@imagetransferswithrix thank you. I had print shop print out pic and I will glue onto wood with modge podge, I will try without purchasing transfer paper.
BIG NEWS!!! Once this channel reaches over 100K subscribers, I will upload a video showing how to create this wonderful Quick Transfer Paper in your own home! Please share and subscribe! There is just no end to the number of things I find I can do with the Quick Transfer Paper (QTP). And as I do them, I hope to make videos of it for all of you. Thanks for watching and look forward to your thoughts and ideas. LASER PRINTS ONLY! Post your COMMENTS below and send your QUESTIONS to my email: rixcandoit at gmail dot com. Tell me what you think about this project. And if you have suggestions for future projects, post them in the comments here and perhaps I can make a future video on it. THANKS! PLEASE LIKE & SHARE! RUclips makes these videos more visible based on the likes. Thank you!
I was thinking about using small disks and doing transfers of Christmas scenes for selling. If I find it not too hard, I thought I might use larger ones and do portrait transfers for family members, and using leather strips for ties.
What is usually used? Regular printer paper. You print on it, glue it, dry it, and then soak it to death and rub rub rub rub rub rub,let it dry to a haze, then rub again, rub rub rub rub, and hopefully after all that wet mess you didn't start rubbing off parts of your image as well. That's the most common way to do it. The RixCanDoIt Quick Transfer Paper, as you see in the video, does not require that. You print on it with a laser printer, you glue it to the surface, let it dry in a few minutes (heat gun or hair dryer), moisten it for 30 seconds, then PEEL IT OFF LIKE BUTTER! It's the better way.
I literally stumbled across your video this morning. I'm glad I did. 😃I'll be doing some experimenting at this process myself. I lived in Shelbyvill, TX for a few years. But I've been back home in NC for over 20 years, but I thought I recognized the Arkansas accent. Wish I had a workspace like that. I've subscribed and liked. 👍 HAPPY NEW YEAR!! 🎄 God bless. 🙏5th
Oh no. Arkansas accent? I've lived here 18 years. Originally from S. California 43 years. ;-0 Glad you found the channel. Thanks for subscribing and commenting!
It gets hot and humid as hell here in South Carolina, every winter i loose over half the rounds iv cut in summer. Enjoyed the vid keep up the great work.
Great video! I have a picture i took, i want to put on a large piece of wood as a gift this Christmas. Everything I've looked at so gar just wasn't what i wanted. This is exactly ehat i was looking for. Thanks.
I just watched your video of transferring pictures to wood slices. This is something I would like to pursue. I would like a list step-by-step of the products that I made. And they stepped by step way to it. Numbered would be great, thank you.
You're not asking for much, are you? LOL! Did you mean 'products that I (need)'? At this time I do not have a numbered list of products and steps. That's because it would be TOO RIGID. We're creatives. You learn from watching the videos, take notes of what you might need, and if you have a specific question, just ask. :-)
Not sure what you mean by 'hold the solvent-based clear coat'. From what I can tell, you can apply a sealing coat without issue. I've not tried every type of coating, so you'll have to experiment there.
Nice job. I subscribed to help you out. It looks like you are gaining views. Your process was a bit different than I had seen before. I think I will try it.
hot attic stored my wood cookies a few years and they did not split...nice blooming tree you have...crabby apple or cherry? I would tape the bottom and lacquer the bark sides or they will fall off
After the water putty dries completely run it through the planer again that way you have a very flat surface. PLUS use a paint WITH primer! Rustoleum 2X is far superior to their enamel. I would spray the wood with a gloss clear coat around the edges let dry, mask off for the white. Lay the photo and cut through the masking tape peeling up the interior then spraying. Makes for a professional finish
Great tip! I'll be doing more of these projects for this channel really soon. I'll be sure to mention your edging tip. I don't follow the "lay the photo and cut through the masking tape" part though. Can you elaborate? Perhaps email me at rixcandoit (gmail). Thanks.
Discovered your channel by accident, looking for ideas for our Etsy shops. I was watching your process, but my wife actually looked at your picture and pointed out your nametags. Where did you serve your mission?
That's a great video Rick. I've never tried transferring, so your video really is a great step by step tutorial. Thank you, I really enjoyed that Cheers and Happy Easter From Cath in Brisbane Australia
You could always do colored epoxy to fill the cracks. You could make a small serving tray or even an end table top with the colored epoxy. They make exquisite pieces from scraps.
Hi I ecame intereted in your video and want to know the name of the products you used. I could not see it's name. If you could let me know I would be bvery pleased.
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LASER PRINTER is recommended. This is my QUICK TRANSFER PAPER. There are some tricks you can do to use Inkjet (see other videos I've done), but I use LASER PRINTS with this paper and that is what it is recommended.
Hey I love love love your template for transferring & fixing the wood- don’t forget to pin this comment so it shows up at the very top. I scrolled quite a bit to see this and your paper invention is too brilliant and this advice too valuable to not be seen by everyone :)). I’m so happy I scrolled bc I needed to know about the paper! I didn’t know I didn’t know either lol. I wouldn’t have looked it up so I ferrrshooore would’ve learned not to do this with inkjet the hard way … after trial & inevitable error lol. Going to watch your old videos next- grateful to have found your channel! New subscriber and turning notifications on. I’ll prob be a regular here :]
@@The_Scales_of_Justice Thank you. I'm so sorry that you had to hunt for the information. It's in the description area of the video, but I just pinned this as well as you suggested. My oversight as a mad scientist. LOL! BTW, keep watching my videos because in one I show a hack that allows you to use INKJET also!
@@imagetransferswithrix woot woot am looking forward to your next vids! If you have to forget something, pinning a comment is good thing to forget😎. So many of us are using either mobile apps or the apps through smart tvs or Roku/fire stick RUclips all. They all seem to have completely different user interfaces too so on some it’s the comments displayed directly below, on others it’s recommended videos underneath the vid etc. I think they’re running experiments to see which aspects, when emphasized, make the app more profitable. Just my conspiracy theory for the day though don’t mind me lol. But yeah comments mean engagement so they aare almost always the first or second thing noticeably visible . Thanks again for sharing your expertise & taking us through your projects with you! You’re teaching & inspiring SO many people. You’re very personable; you’d be a great professor. You can make better $ on yt though & you can reachwayyy more people. The world needs their creativity fostered and you’re doing just that🌻🙂
@@The_Scales_of_Justice Oh my, thanks. You're going to give an old man a swelled head! Glad you like it. Thanks for watching and commenting. 🙂
Those splits could be turned into beautiful artwork with epoxy resin! Nice Video
What a great idea!
I agreed with u very much 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💕
I work with scraps of wood and resin everyday and you're right , they do ...
Yes tented
Yessssss!!
Oh my gosh, best wood picture transfer I've seen. Thank you! Can't wait to try.
This video had me smiling, chuckling, laughing and learning. Couldn’t ask for more. Thank you!!
This comment had me smiling. I'm so glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Same here!! He is my new favorite one to go to
Take one cut piece to fit
it will mach the out side so it will it won't make the joint piece visible little filler will make no difference
What an awesome idea! I've attempted the rubbing version and tend to always rub some of the image off, too. This is a must try!!!
HA, HA! You think your garage is a mess? You should see MY garage! Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for showing how to use the paper towel to take some of the moisture up so you can peel the paper off, instead of having to rub it off......
Thank you for sharing your hobby. I think I'll really enjoy giving it a go with a few family photos.🌻
They are really great. I'm going to be done more of these wood slice videos really soon. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I absolutely love your beautiful purple tree.
Wish it was ours.
I really enjoyed your tutorial! It is nice to see somebody that is real, if you know what I mean. And I'm so glad you filled those cracks instead of just getting different wood. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
I love hearing the patience you have with yourself as you go through the process of creation. I also enjoy the patient explanation of the details you provide in making what you make.
Appreciate that. 🙂
I can not wait to try your way. I really hope it will work on an ostrich egg? I cut doors, put music box on bottom then the floor for the jewelry box, then I mark egg w rubber bands so that I fit 1-1/2 “ photos scanned, edited for important part cut it oval prepare it put all on egg go over w modjpodge can’t get up broke ankle for spelling, do several X wet sand between each to set onto egg the I add an oval around each picture w
Austrian crystals same on door and fancy topping to match crystals topaz
I agree
@@cherylrobinsondingee3213wow! Would luv to see that!
You are a total genius to invent that paper. Perfect results, thank you so much for sharing x ❤
Thanks so much 😊 Glad you like it.
What paper did he invent. Im missing that part i guess? I jus re watched it tryin to find that out.
@@teresagrigsby-rose8761 Every RUclips video has a Description area under the video. Depending on what you are using to watch videos on, you usually can access this area and read the additional information. The paper I invented is called RixCanDoIt Quick Transfer Paper. That's what I used in this video. It's a moisten and peel paper, avoiding the need for major rubbing/soaking (messy, time consuming, can cause image damage). HTH 🙂
Very lovely, I am going to copy you. Thanks for sharing👍
Cool! Rubbing wet paper is like nails on a chalkboard for me.
That's pretty extreme!
@@imagetransferswithrix I know, it’s weird, but I can’t handle it. I will try this method.
Thanks for showing us a better way to transfer photos to wood without the tedious job of rubbing off the paper. I just ordered your paper.
Awesome. Thanks!
You are absolutely wonderful. Keep up the great work I love your videos.❤
Thank you! Will do!
You have an amazing skill, it's your way of reflecting great teaching techniques that can be used in life, not just art. Teaching by example, of showing how important it is to use our patience, especially in the fast-paced World we live in now.
You're very kind. Thank you!
Thank you that was wonderful experience never done it before.
Love the way you explained.
Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
can u do more videos with this kind of wood please, i'm learning so much from you, Thank you!
If I can find it I would. Moved and don't have access to any at the moment.
Found your channel by accident, started watching, very good and nicely presented. Have now subscribed to your channel 🇬🇧
Thank you. Cheers!
Me too.
Mod podge causes bubbles and ridges if you aren't very careful. Lovely piece!
I recommend Matte Gel Medium over Mod Podge.
Great video thanks for sharing I love new ideas for craft work ❣️
So glad!
Your excitement is contagious ☺️
😊 thank you
Brilliant!! Thank you kindly, good sir! ❤ I love this so much! 😊😊
Glad you like it! I'm doing another one this week so watch for it.
❤ Awesome you gave me a great idea. I have firewood from two years ago. I'm going to get the chain saw out and find a 6" diameter piece of wood and make some slices. Will go from there and let you know how it comes out. Thanks so much!
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Sounds great! Just be sure to dry out that wood first and sand it down nicely. And of course, you'll need the transfer paper. 🙂
Best photo transfer to wood that I've seen to date. Great job.
Thank you for the kind words!
This was so gratifying to watch, easy and it came out so great!
Thanks so much 😊
I really enjoyed your video thank you so so much! I learned so much! 🙏 really appreciate you kind sr. Please keep sharing with us.
Thank you, I will
Thanks for sharing this with us. Love the way that you made it and as you've mentioned, there's no rubbing involved in removing the paper. I've done the paper rubbing removal in the past and of course, wished for an easier way, lol. Now I've found it :) Thanks again for sharing.
Awesome. Glad to help. Thanks for commenting!
I saw yr video tell me what kind of moisture you used possible also with water ,,?thank you
just water.
Superb job! Thank you for shareing your work and how to do with us 👍🌳😁
Thanks so much!
Enjoyed watching this. I’d like to try this. Just have to find some wood slices.
Lots of wood pieces available. Just search online.
Brilliant. Thank you for this technique
You are so welcome!
Oh wow Rix love it going to try it😊
Very cool content. Great video. I will definitely tell my friends about your channel.
Awesome thank you!
Thank you, I really like your videos. I’m actually gonna try to make one right now, you got me motivated! Thanks again! :)
Glad to hear it! But you do know that this was made with the Quick Transfer Paper.
Great idea, thanks for sharing
It's my pleasure!
The purple tree off to the right is gorgeous
First time here
Great idea on filling the cracks in the wood.
Thank you so much! I really enjoyed your video and you provided a much easier process for me to follow!
Glad it was helpful!
Looks nice.
I love that you just have a normal garage with your average tools and equipment.
I can't keep up with the fancy shop /warehouse guys.
Subscribed from Hawai'i. 🤙
Thanks! But I don't have it anymore. Just moved to a new house 3 hours away and the garage is all epoxied and pretty. My wife is not going to allow me to hang a bunch of tools on the wall anymore. I'm going to have to find a way around that. :-) Thanks for watching and commenting!
It's amazing ,but what is the first item you applied sort of Wireshark stuff
I don't know what 'Wireshark stuff' is. The first thing I did was apply wood putty to fix the split. Some have suggested resin which is a good idea.
Gorgeous video thanks so much for your help. I love that there was no rubbing
Glad it was helpful!
Great picture and awesome job Brother!
Thanks!
@@imagetransferswithrix most welcome brother Rix ;) do you know how it works with an inktjet though? Or does it only work with laserjet?
@@JBKNL email rixcandoit at gmail
Nice to run into you Brothers. 👍 Where are you located? I'm in Montana.
Amazing this is great!! Your so down to earth love it!
Thank you so much!!
You remind me of my oldest brother. He only had one child (a daughter) too. And they have many photos of three of them together, like yours. :)
Hey little brother, how you been? 😉 Wish I had more taken. You can never have enough. Hope your memories are good ones.
This channel showed up in my recommendation. I’ll check it out. Like I need to another craft to add to my already 500 I wanna do or have done 😂
You can never have enough crafts. :-)
@@RixCanDoit 😂 my hoarder, I mean my craft room is bulging at the seams. In all honesty I was impressed with your transfer paper. It’s on my want list. 😊
😅 No hoarders nest is complete without the paper. LOL! Whenever you're ready to join the fun I'll be around. Cheers!
@RixCanDoit No more cooking for me. My kitchen is now my craft room. Too many crafts, no way. Everyone needs a hobby or two.
well rix ive watched a few on you tube an their ideas yours was quick an bright awesome photo of your whanau kk nz
Thanks 👍
Thanks so much for sharing..this is the best transfer of pictures I've seen 100% perfect ..seen so many others but they all seem to difficult 😕
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for commenting!
Great video, enjoy watching it. Whats the stuff you use before you laid your photo down. You made it look so easy. Can’t wait to do my photos. Than you . Keep up the good work
Matte Gel Medium is the adhesive I used. The paper is RixCanDoIt Quick Transfer Paper. The Gel Medium is my recommended adhesive for this process.
@@imagetransferswithrixdid you paint it white before the gel medium?
That tree outside is pretty. Lol I looked out my window to see if it is raining. It was a car going past in your video through the water lol. Lovely picture. Lol your funny. Wow never seen it peeled. Awesome. Very cool. Lol wrestle with the modge podge. It looks so cool. Very special when it's personal. Your wife and daughter.
Very nice video! When it first started and you showed how the wood split, I got to wondering if it was possible to steam or boil the wood and clamp or strap it back into place. Using wood glue to hold it. I've seen videos where they would do this to bend wood or remove hammer dents. Anyway, I have no idea if it would work but that's what went through my head at the time. I also thought you could do this on smaller wood rounds on both sides, drill a hole and use them as Christmas ornaments. Thanks for the video.
Radial slices almost always split..it's just the physics of the thing, if one wants a 'Circle' best to cut if from a plank of hardwood.
Amazing job, mate. Even listening to you, made it enjoyable and relaxing to watch and learn. Keep up the great work! 👍🏾🙂
Thanks. My wife might disagree with you on the 'enjoyable to listen to' part. Really appreciate your comment and thanks for watching!
great video. Lovely family
Thank you!
Love your attitude who's your daddy 2 funny came out fabulous❤❤
Really nice video! I like the way you calmly explain things. New subscriber here!
Thanks for the sub!
It should say products that are needed. And each step numbered would be so awesome for us beginners. Thanks again
Check out my latest video on doing these wood slices. I've changed things up a bit. I'm always experimenting, so things change. ruclips.net/video/whiDOaWP-PE/видео.html
1. Wood Slices
2. Glue (Mod Podge works great)
3. Can of white primer.
4. RixCanDoIt Quick Transfer Paper
5. Krylon Crystal Clear spray (or equivalent)
6. Brayer (the rubber roller)
You may also want to get a few sponge brushes.
Thank you sir, Its really amazing that transfered picture to the wood.very nice and beautiful. 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Hobby Lobby has those wooden slabs, as does Walmart, in various sizes. Thanks for the demonstration, I appreciate it and it turned out awesome.
You can also get them on eBay.
Great job! Just to clarify, I do not need to purchase transfer paper. I can print out a pic from my HP Laser Printer and coat with modge podge, etc. Thank you!
This particular project was done by TRANSFERRING the image onto the wood slice. You could glue the picture and cover with mod podge or other sealer, but the effect will be that you have glued paper onto the wood. Transferring the image only is preferred as there is no evidence of paper being glued onto the substrate. :-)
@@imagetransferswithrix thank you. I had print shop print out pic and I will glue onto wood with modge podge, I will try without purchasing transfer paper.
You convinced me to do my projects this way. THX!!
BIG NEWS!!! Once this channel reaches over 100K subscribers, I will upload a video showing how to create this wonderful Quick Transfer Paper in your own home! Please share and subscribe!
There is just no end to the number of things I find I can do with the Quick Transfer Paper (QTP). And as I do them, I hope to make videos of it for all of you. Thanks for watching and look forward to your thoughts and ideas. LASER PRINTS ONLY! Post your COMMENTS below and send your QUESTIONS to my email: rixcandoit at gmail dot com.
Tell me what you think about this project. And if you have suggestions for future projects, post them in the comments here and perhaps I can make a future video on it. THANKS!
PLEASE LIKE & SHARE! RUclips makes these videos more visible based on the likes. Thank you!
I was thinking about using small disks and doing transfers of Christmas scenes for selling. If I find it not too hard, I thought I might use larger ones and do portrait transfers for family members, and using leather strips for ties.
What is the stuff called you put over the wood before the picture
@@sherrylowe6995 white acrylic paint.
Did you upload the video yet?
@@mmedeuxchevaux Upload what video?
Subscribed I’m new from England very impressed ♥️🏴
Thanks for subscribing!
Beautiful tree in your front yard.
Belongs to my old neighbor. We no longer live there.
& WHAT KIND OF AMAZING PAPER IS THIS &/OR WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT THAN WHATS USUALLY USED....YEA THAT WAS SOOOO AWESOME!!!
What is usually used? Regular printer paper. You print on it, glue it, dry it, and then soak it to death and rub rub rub rub rub rub,let it dry to a haze, then rub again, rub rub rub rub, and hopefully after all that wet mess you didn't start rubbing off parts of your image as well. That's the most common way to do it.
The RixCanDoIt Quick Transfer Paper, as you see in the video, does not require that. You print on it with a laser printer, you glue it to the surface, let it dry in a few minutes (heat gun or hair dryer), moisten it for 30 seconds, then PEEL IT OFF LIKE BUTTER! It's the better way.
Aw! That’s so sweet and lovely I. Going to try this
Have fun!
That was cool! Can't wait to try it.
I had been contemplating doing this lately and up pops you video! This is definitely my next project!
You should!
I literally stumbled across your video this morning. I'm glad I did. 😃I'll be doing some experimenting at this process myself. I lived in Shelbyvill, TX for a few years. But I've been back home in NC for over 20 years, but I thought I recognized the Arkansas accent. Wish I had a workspace like that. I've subscribed and liked. 👍 HAPPY NEW YEAR!! 🎄 God bless. 🙏5th
Oh no. Arkansas accent? I've lived here 18 years. Originally from S. California 43 years. ;-0 Glad you found the channel. Thanks for subscribing and commenting!
Thanks for an awesome video. That was easy to watch and understand. You have a great personality. I will be looking for more videos.
I appreciate that!
That redbud tree is magnificent!
Interesting and inspiring. You have shared your skills to us to make something from virtually nothing, look great. Thank you for sharing 🤩
Thanks for watching and your kind comments. It was another experiment that went well.
Love it fabulous job
Thank you! 😊
It gets hot and humid as hell here in South Carolina, every winter i loose over half the rounds iv cut in summer. Enjoyed the vid keep up the great work.
Isn't there anything that can be done to prevent that? Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great video! I have a picture i took, i want to put on a large piece of wood as a gift this Christmas. Everything I've looked at so gar just wasn't what i wanted. This is exactly ehat i was looking for. Thanks.
I just watched your video of transferring pictures to wood slices. This is something I would like to pursue. I would like a list step-by-step of the products that I made. And they stepped by step way to it. Numbered would be great, thank you.
You're not asking for much, are you? LOL! Did you mean 'products that I (need)'? At this time I do not have a numbered list of products and steps. That's because it would be TOO RIGID. We're creatives. You learn from watching the videos, take notes of what you might need, and if you have a specific question, just ask. :-)
Pretty cool. Thanks.
What a beautiful family!
Thank you! 😊
It was a great idea using the snowblower.😃👍
Thank you for the video!
Just a couple of questions: will it hold the solvent-based clear coat over the transfer and will it affect the picture?
Not sure what you mean by 'hold the solvent-based clear coat'. From what I can tell, you can apply a sealing coat without issue. I've not tried every type of coating, so you'll have to experiment there.
Excellent tutorial
Glad you enjoyed it.
Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Nice job. I subscribed to help you out. It looks like you are gaining views. Your process was a bit different than I had seen before. I think I will try it.
Thanks for the sub!
Awesome tutorial. Where do you get the QTP
In the description
I learned so much from this video. Mega thanks!
Mega thanks to you as well!
hot attic stored my wood cookies a few years and they did not split...nice blooming tree you have...crabby apple or cherry? I would tape the bottom and lacquer the bark sides or they will fall off
Neighbors...😊
Rick I am from Canada can you tell me how to get the transfer paper. Thanks for your help, you have inspired me.
There is a button for Canada purchases at the website.
Good looking family…. I would suggest using Sanding Sealer as opposed to primer…. It’ll fill the voids much better.
Thank you!
After the water putty dries completely run it through the planer again that way you have a very flat surface. PLUS use a paint WITH primer! Rustoleum 2X is far superior to their enamel. I would spray the wood with a gloss clear coat around the edges let dry, mask off for the white. Lay the photo and cut through the masking tape peeling up the interior then spraying. Makes for a professional finish
Great tip! I'll be doing more of these projects for this channel really soon. I'll be sure to mention your edging tip. I don't follow the "lay the photo and cut through the masking tape" part though. Can you elaborate? Perhaps email me at rixcandoit (gmail). Thanks.
Discovered your channel by accident, looking for ideas for our Etsy shops. I was watching your process, but my wife actually looked at your picture and pointed out your nametags.
Where did you serve your mission?
Mission? As in a Mormon missionary or something like that?
That's a great video Rick. I've never tried transferring, so your video really is a great step by step tutorial. Thank you, I really enjoyed that Cheers and Happy Easter
From Cath in Brisbane Australia
Beautiful!!
You could always do colored epoxy to fill the cracks. You could make a small serving tray or even an end table top with the colored epoxy. They make exquisite pieces from scraps.
I agree.
Agree with epoxy. It would be gorgeous.
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Read up on toxicity from breathing in the fumes first, @imagetransferswithrix!
Hi! New subscriber. I love this. Thank you for showing this technique. Would this work on glass? Please advise
Hey, thanks for subscribing! Yes, it works on anything you can glue paper to.
Very relaxing to watch. You Sir are very likable. Best wishes from Wales U.K.
Thank you so much! That's a very nice compliment. :-)
Hi I ecame intereted in your video and want to know the name of the products you used. I could not see it's name. If you could let me know I would be bvery pleased.
I usually use Matte Gel Medium as my glue when doing wood, and my RixCanDoIt Quick Transfer Paper that I produce in-house.
You look a lot like my late daddy! I'm an instant fan!
That's awesome. :-)
Can this be done in glass. Love the idea!!
It can be done ON glass, yes.
Sweet, peeling looks way easier than the rubbing method, cheers
That's what I said and was why I developed this paper. Me likey clean peel every time. Thanks for commenting!
Can you please list the products used. Thank you. Awesome!🙂
Rixcandoit Quick Transfer Paper. Wood. Glue. :-)
It does look awesome! Thank you for showing us this technique. I'm in Arkansas, too, so I understand about the weather. 😁
Thanks! Yep. If you don't like the weather, just wait 5 minutes. Hear that all the time. LOL!