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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Building a Blasting Cabinet
I’ve been investigating how sand blasters work in order to speed up my learning curve. You see, I haven’t saved enough yet to purchase the required equipment, and it may take some time to accomplish this task, so I thought … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction, Glass Etching, How To's, Tools
Tagged Cabinets, Glass Etching, Sandblasting
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New Direction
I’ve still been picking Tomatoes and Potatoes, but I’ve posted lots of pictures of them in years past, so here’s something a bit more interesting: Glass Etching. It all started a few months ago when I ran into a very … Continue reading
Posted in Glass Etching, Tools
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