Caution, Do you think it will make it more better to have a matte clear coat over it when it is all done? That would lessen the glare from the shiny metal and protect the lettering over it.
You are so talented!
You are so talented!
Thanks man! Yeah, I might have to pay for a new screen but that's ok. I may compress the text for these two together even more since it wouldn't be hard to line it up well enough. It would be nice to have extra letters for touchups too.blu_fuz said:Man, great work.
You have way too much wasted material on that dry transfer page. I know you put the border of the actual piece the text will be transferred too, but you could fit so many more pairs of transfers on one page.
Aww thanks Chris I appreciate that! Hah, yeah I'm thinking soon we'll be able to recreate just about anything as soon as hi-def 3D scanning gets a lil cheaper.Lasonic TRC-920 said:WOW, absolutely amazing work.
What a thread. Bummer I missed this all this time. I don't have a C-100 so I guess it slipped through my radar.
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We're not far from case manufacturing now
Great work
Count me in for a front panel set when they get worked out. And thank you for the countless hours you have already invested. Really over the top work.caution said:I'm picking up some of the three smaller pieces from the shop today. They used material *I* supplied, which is aluminum this time (not stainless steel!) and is only a couple mils thicker than the original Conion trims, so I'm hoping I'll be able to bend them properly.
The lettering though, well, I'm not doing dry transfer again. If you don't apply them within a couple weeks of getting them they will dry out and fail to transfer completely. Even when they are good they take too much time fussing around with letters that didn't transfer right. And if you push too hard the letters distort. I want to do quite a few of these, so I have to figure out how to silkscreen them, either by myself or an outside place.