This is great Bob, it doesn't seem like many people are glass etching with their vinyl cutters. I just got a cutter and am looking at what else i can do. Thanks for the info Bob
got my vinyl cutter 2 years ago and now getting into sandblasting. I've used Etching Cream, and HF acid, both with and without MICA flakes. Check those out if you want chunky texture.
I have been considering this and doing research. As you stated, I don’t need a huge system for simple glass etching and was becoming very discouraged. This was very helpful and may be doable on my limited budget. I deeply appreciate your generosity in sharing. I would love to know if you have considered your modifications successful.
Appreciate the practical approach.
This is great Bob, it doesn't seem like many people are glass etching with their vinyl cutters. I just got a cutter and am looking at what else i can do. Thanks for the info Bob
got my vinyl cutter 2 years ago and now getting into sandblasting. I've used Etching Cream, and HF acid, both with and without MICA flakes. Check those out if you want chunky texture.
Thank you so much Bob - your work is AMAZING!! I look forward to hearing how the adjustments turned out and how much of a difference they made!!
Thanks Sharon. The sandblasting mods work super well!
I have been considering this and doing research. As you stated, I don’t need a huge system for simple glass etching and was becoming very discouraged. This was very helpful and may be doable on my limited budget. I deeply appreciate your generosity in sharing. I would love to know if you have considered your modifications successful.
Most definitely!
Thank you and very interesting workshop setup
Thanks for sharing this Bob!
You bet!
Thanks for sharing, i did not think about mods like that.
Great video. Thanks a bunch.
What media and grit do you use?
What type of vinyl are you using with your Cricut that can hold up when blasting?
Oracal 651
where can I see your artwork?
Did leaving sand resivoir underneath work out ?
Yes sir. It's fabulous