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I am glad you find my video helpful. I bought this cold laminator on Facebook Market Place, just 50 Canadian dollars for this used machine.

I'm sorry for not getting back to you sooner. This wheel in the video was not very comfortable to use, so I rebuilt another one. Very simple. I used a longer piece of wood for the rotating arm with some Homedepot metal hardware and screws clamped on the original wheel.

For small prints, it works well. I haven't tried any paper thicker than BFK and Stonehenge, but I thing it will be no problem. The only thing I have added to the press was a wooden handle that is for easier spinning.

@@KaiL806 Thank you very much for the information. Keep making those wonderful engravings ;)

@@KaiL806 Hey Kai, like your work. I just bought laminator and would be very interested to see how you adapted the wooden handle to the press.

Thank you so much. I am sorry I should keep this piece for you. I hope someday go to the Fraser River Park again and paint another piece for you.

@@KaiL806 That's very sweet; just happy that your art is being appreciated. Take care!

已经订阅了您的频道。看着真不错。互相支持。

@@KaiL806 谢谢回访

This laminator I am using is old and the top roller is not perfectly flat, so it only can handle small prints. If large, you'll see uneven pressure. I didn't do much change on this machine. Only made a wooden helm wheel to make it easier to rotate.

@@KaiL806 thank you!!

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Thanks, John. I find there are no differences with traditional oil paints. For me, it is very easy to clean. I only use water to clean my brushes, but when I paint I use water-mixable linseed oil and mediums. I would recommend artists to try it.

Thanks, Larry. I am trying not to focus on too much detail and give more weight to the composition and the colour balance. Yes, I subbed yours too. Your channel is amazing! Love it!

Thanks, Jeff. For the blue, I think it is more like a quick sketch, not quite underpainting yet. I normally use ultramarine blue or burnt umber to create this quick draft to make the composition. It depends, if it is a outdoor scene, I prefer blue. I find that these two colours are not too bright, but they won't be quickly covered by other stuff.

@@KaiL806 Thanks! Very interesting. My own painting skills are so poor... I have so much to learn if I want to really do it right. *sigh*

Thanks, Jeff