Hello, which masking tape should I use? Does it leave any sticky residue behind?

Dude, use blue masking tape. Works perfect every time.

How to buy this paper?

Thanks, great information, question, where do you get this 12 inch masking tape?

A productive alternative is to use chemicals to concentrate and enhance the laser beam, and at the same time incorporate dyes in the substrate. It works on plastic, metal and other materials.

How come the piece of wood that you take the masking paper off, is different to the one you started with, I think this is a con, Stay with the original engraving. You actually started to paint the letter 'K' but on the final engraving there was NO 'K'.

Yes where do you get material what companies want to use what you use

Thanks! Perfect method. But, what is the paper you glued first? Where people use this paper? I have not found in Russia this material.

Where is the link to the materials and patterns? I'm interested in where you get the mask from

greetings from Holland, MI!

what ink is used here

what font is that?

Awesome work, great video 👌

Something that really helps stop the bleed thru or fuzzy edges it to spray or put the clear in the etched marks, then let dry then color fill. This will not only seal the edges of the mask, but also the open wood capillaries. This keeps your infill colors contained to only the unmasked area with no bleeding. Works great. I use a plastic edge like a credit card to smooth out the edges when the mask comes off.

Do you have a link to the mask material?

Thanks!

where's the laser

Thanks for the video. Where did you buy the mask?

Why not use an enamel spray paint? It would be much faster.

I just spray mine- much faster and easier, is there a reason you don't just spray??

Get you some chalk paint! They sell the chalk mix on amazon "calcium carbonate". some use plaster of paris on the cheap, and there are a load of videos showing why it's the way to go, explaining how it acts as a molecular pigment binder so the coat can be very light, yet still hold it's opaqueness and will dry at 3-4 times the speed of standard paint and be twice as durable. Also, it you want to cut the time almost completely out, invest in a drum sander plainer, or build one. It takes all the work right out of weeding and cleans up any bleed at the same time. Have fun! Here's a link if you're the DIY type kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKCxYmSKrrhorsk

you should stop smoking because its very hard to watch video when you breathing like that it is very anoying

I did not show it being engraved because that process is very boring to watch. There’s not much to see. It would be like watching paint dry.

why didnt you show it being laser engraved instead of just putting the "mask" on the wood

Just a bit curious. Doesn’t a laser usually leave the engraved part black

Ive always lasered the object then painted then sanded and the etch is paint filled and the rest is back to wood. The method you use here i used in a modified way for two or more colers of the exterior and maybe the etch. Good video.

Wouldn't spray paint be better for this since it is like stenciling?

Nice #Irfaninfotech

What font was that? the wife loves it

Nails on a chalk board moment.... YIPE!!!! LOL .. great video

Why don't you just use a couple light coats of spray paint? You are getting bleed through because you are painting it in. Good job if that is your thing.

is it general use masking tape? or is there a specific tape used? thanks

why not just screen print it?

An option for preventing bleeding: while the mask is still on spray in the engraved areas with the same finish to seal the engraved areas, THEN do the colour fill. Some woods are prone to more bleeding than others so seal/paint prevents a lot of the cleanup.

it's that masking tape?

What is the brand and model of the mask that you use?

Are there any way easy ways to go from text to vector cuts ? I want to make stencils.

Not if its urethane based.

I dont understand why your not using vynil paint mask. It bonds better and wont be effected by the paint.

what is the tape you use and where do you get it

hej! where do you buy that wide masking tape. need it:) thanks

I was wondering if you could use frisket film instead of masking tape.

The project like this step by step is described on the Stodoys website and many more plans you can find on that website.

work has never been as easy as with Stodoys instructions.

Endurance have create a new 8.5W+ laser... Infinite power: can engrave on a stainless steel, aluminum, copper, etc. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqeXYoWNmM1kpZo

Sir, You could have sprayed this with a normal spray can. It gives the same result but the spray of course works faster.

the outdoor oil you apply is a kind of varnish, right ? and you apply it before engraving, correct ? I'm trying to do the same on pine wood with no finish with acrylic paint or oil paint and the bleed goes quite deep I have to scrape quite deep in the wood and it ruins the piece I'm guessing the oil or varnish makes the difference, have to try it later Thank you nice video

Thats the way I did it 15 years ago, now I put a good 3 coats of finish on the wood first. then engrave, paint entire wood and wipe off the paint from the un-engraved area and go over everything with a light sanding after to get the paint that didn't wipe off, I also give the entire sign another coat of finish so the painted design also has protection. Good video, it's great that people share their techniques

At what point do you seal it?

Hello, New to all of this, where do you get the "MasK" and what is it's name for me to order some ?? Love your video, keep it up :-)