I remember making plates for a pad printer long ago. Back then we had a second sheet we'd expose that had dots all over it. I called it the "Gravure" sheet, but that's probably wrong. It was supposed to break up large open areas with pits for the ink to get sucked out of in a more controlled fashion.
It was an inexpensive personal home tanning unit that I build the box around. It had four UV bulbs. But any UV bulbs would work. This is a similar method to making a screen printing exposure unit and there is much information online on those, too.
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Wonderful video! You showed and explained everything so well. Thank you! :)
Thank you!
I remember making plates for a pad printer long ago. Back then we had a second sheet we'd expose that had dots all over it. I called it the "Gravure" sheet, but that's probably wrong. It was supposed to break up large open areas with pits for the ink to get sucked out of in a more controlled fashion.
Awesome video
this is a wonderful video! thank you!
You're welcome and thank you I hope it was useful.
Thank you, this is great! Do you have a good resource for purchasing the photo-sensitive polymer plates?
Thank you!👍🏻
Awesome, thank you!
You're welcome!!
Thank you for sharing.
If you get 20 to 100 prints, would you get more prints after the second exposure?
Thank you kindly.
You're welcome
what kind of light did you used in your exposure unit
It was an inexpensive personal home tanning unit that I build the box around. It had four UV bulbs. But any UV bulbs would work. This is a similar method to making a screen printing exposure unit and there is much information online on those, too.
Where buy plates
This is basically a stamp, no?
Why you guys are not using 3d printing???❤❤❤
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