nimmo
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December 2020
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new amateur member looking for advice, by nimmo on Dec 14, 2020 13:42:15 GMT 1, Hi everyone, i'm just an amateur, and today i made a 2x2 mt. stencil; a pretty big one for me. it was a 4 layer stencil. i'm posting some videos to show a little workflow, hoping that you could advise me about my flaws. My biggest problem was that i couldn't match the the layers. i used 250gr. paper taped with paper tape. Any advice should consinder the most economic solution , i printed with my printer and all is handcut.
Unfortunately it is not possible to upload videos, so i post a facebook link, hoping it won't break any rule.
www.facebook.com/groups/2209477321/permalink/10157786024197322/
thanks in advance
Hi everyone, i'm just an amateur, and today i made a 2x2 mt. stencil; a pretty big one for me. it was a 4 layer stencil. i'm posting some videos to show a little workflow, hoping that you could advise me about my flaws. My biggest problem was that i couldn't match the the layers. i used 250gr. paper taped with paper tape. Any advice should consinder the most economic solution , i printed with my printer and all is handcut. Unfortunately it is not possible to upload videos, so i post a facebook link, hoping it won't break any rule. www.facebook.com/groups/2209477321/permalink/10157786024197322/thanks in advance |
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kwatis
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new amateur member looking for advice, by kwatis on Dec 14, 2020 15:35:29 GMT 1, Use vellum coated bristol board as it will be more stiff/rigid than just paper. The vellum coating prevents the substrate from absorbing the paint and thus prevents a lot of the warping that you are probably experiencing from the paper. It will be more difficult to cut thru than paper (due to its thickness). Additionally since it is a multi-layer stencil, you might include some registration marks, like printers include in screen printing. This way you know how they should register to each other.
Use vellum coated bristol board as it will be more stiff/rigid than just paper. The vellum coating prevents the substrate from absorbing the paint and thus prevents a lot of the warping that you are probably experiencing from the paper. It will be more difficult to cut thru than paper (due to its thickness). Additionally since it is a multi-layer stencil, you might include some registration marks, like printers include in screen printing. This way you know how they should register to each other.
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avec art
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March 2014
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new amateur member looking for advice, by avec art on Dec 14, 2020 15:38:51 GMT 1, I think those crosses are his registration marks
I think those crosses are his registration marks
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