Laser Tips & Tricks using Blue Painter's Tape

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  • @Petrolfox669
    @Petrolfox669 Před rokem +5

    Between my 3D printers and laser engraver I basically should own stock in blue painter's tape at this point.

    • @MRJSWORKSHOP
      @MRJSWORKSHOP  Před rokem

      Me also, I have use for all projects 👍🏻

  • @shaggy85021
    @shaggy85021 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for the video. I'm picking up a laser today. I'm hoping I can cut tape on a screen printing screen and use it to screen print.....thanks for the idea!

  • @chriswoods9857
    @chriswoods9857 Před 9 dny

    Hi! I know this video is old but I just stumbled on it. I have acquired a ton of scrap Corian from a customer of mine. I started making coasters with them. The black Corian works phenomenally well when engraving but not so well with the lighter colors. With that said, I started to mask with blue painters tape and engraved to spray paint afterwards. My issue is that the paint doesn't adhere well to the Corian. I bought enamel spray paint for models and it works great when applied to the Corian before engraving but afterwards it wants to peel up. I need something that is going to work after the abuse of the bottle/can over time. I am not sure if that after the engraving there is residual residue from the tape or not. I didn't know if maybe you have any ideas or not. The black ones I did without taping and painting came out beautiful and sell out so quickly that I didn't have time to experiment with the painted ones. I only have one machine and it is a very low 5watt diode.

    • @MRJSWORKSHOP
      @MRJSWORKSHOP  Před 9 dny +1

      Hello there, thanks for taking the time to watch my video. I have not worked with Corian except for kitchen countertops. But I have done some research for you on painting Corian. I have found there's a lot of paint out there for this material. The most common answer that I get is used epoxy paint. I would also try.Rust-Oleum Industrial Spray Paint Resists fading, chipping and peeling. But I think the epoxy paint is going to be your best. Bet. Hope this was helpful. Please like and subscribe. Let me know how you made out.

    • @chriswoods9857
      @chriswoods9857 Před 8 dny +1

      Thanks for the input!

  • @apolloc4609
    @apolloc4609 Před 3 lety +3

    I like the Plastic Cutting Board Idea. I lost interest in the Painters Tape Stenciling concept when the Paint would bleed through the Stencil. Exactly like you mentioned. Thank you.

    • @MRJSWORKSHOP
      @MRJSWORKSHOP  Před 3 lety +1

      Thanks for your thoughts it’s a hit or miss on painters tape

    • @MRJSWORKSHOP
      @MRJSWORKSHOP  Před 2 lety

      Vinyle roller could be helpful to seal the tape edges.

  • @SecureViewSecurityCameras
    @SecureViewSecurityCameras Před 4 měsíci

    Is this supposed to work with IR laser over metal surface? I tried it and it did not cut through the tape. it just dyed my surface blue with the project instead of actually engraving.

  • @thomasash743
    @thomasash743 Před rokem +2

    I hate using blue painters tape when laser engraving and doing paint fill. The tape always is hard to remove and leaves a glue residue on the project.

    • @MRJSWORKSHOP
      @MRJSWORKSHOP  Před rokem

      Hi Thomas
      Thanks for common comments !
      How do you presently handle those problems?

  • @jessetutterrow4320
    @jessetutterrow4320 Před 2 lety +1

    I have seen others use transfer tape instead of masking tape. Your thoughts on transfer tape?

    • @MRJSWORKSHOP
      @MRJSWORKSHOP  Před 2 lety

      If you have transfer tape that would be my first choice otherwise I’m just using using masking tape.

  • @zk_6312
    @zk_6312 Před rokem

    Have you tried transfer tape and if so which do you prefer?

    • @MRJSWORKSHOP
      @MRJSWORKSHOP  Před rokem

      Hello
      I mostly use the blue masking tape but what I’m not using that I use vinyl stencil masking.
      VViViD Blue Stencil Vinyl Masking Film with Anti-Bleed Technology.