No, I just keep it in the tray and print on the top. I store the tray in a cupboard covered with another upside down tray. I find it lasts longer if you never expose the base of the plate. When the top is worn out though, I do then take it out and print on the base. When it is really tatty, I just reconstitute it. (there is another video on reconstituting and general troubleshooting that you can check out. Good luck!
Why didn't you turn the plate out? No wonder you were so concerned about bubbles. If you use the other side there are never any bubbles as the rise to the side you are using.
Good question. I keep the plate in the tray simply because it lasts much longer that way, ((Replacing it in the tray after use allows bacteria to get in and potential dark discolouration/mould to form), but yes, you are right, turning it over has no bubbles! Up to you which way you prefer
I just discovered your channel and I am fascinated by the mono printing depth you give the work. Thank you for sharing your talent!
You are so welcome!
You don't take the deli plate out of the pan? How do you store the plate?
No, I just keep it in the tray and print on the top. I store the tray in a cupboard covered with another upside down tray. I find it lasts longer if you never expose the base of the plate.
When the top is worn out though, I do then take it out and print on the base. When it is really tatty, I just reconstitute it. (there is another video on reconstituting and general troubleshooting that you can check out. Good luck!
Why didn't you turn the plate out? No wonder you were so concerned about bubbles. If you use the other side there are never any bubbles as the rise to the side you are using.
Good question. I keep the plate in the tray simply because it lasts much longer that way, ((Replacing it in the tray after use allows bacteria to get in and potential dark discolouration/mould to form), but yes, you are right, turning it over has no bubbles! Up to you which way you prefer