Critique Request Bulino, attempt no 2

JMiller · Jan 9, 2016

Very cool work, really like how it turned out...

Dani Girl said:
Just have a go at whatever your wide has

I think a lot of husbands would get in trouble if they called wife's that

Dani Girl · Jan 9, 2016

Ummm, oops. No offense intended ladies. Can the powers that be please edit that out.

Omar Haltam · Jan 9, 2016

great work A+ thank you for the information, I wonder if there are any videos on the process ?

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Silberschweif · Jan 9, 2016

hey dani if you want a safer pen take a look at the rhodinette pen I use that for my Titanium works and also for plating smal amounts of gold with the rhodinette
http://www.goldschmiedebedarf.de/product_info.php?products_id=9323
you can get it at the most goldsmith tool sellers

zzcutter · Jan 9, 2016

Very cool, This would make a great how to video. I would pay $ to see you doing the different steps. Super Work. ZZ

davidshe · Jan 9, 2016

Nice work on the anodizing Dani Girl! Not easy to do especially having the colors blend together so well. Keep it up!

Dani Girl · Jan 9, 2016

Easier than everyone thinks. If I ever get around to doing a video I will post up a new thread. Gentle blend. More fluid. Dots of colour. Dry brush.

Dani Girl · Jan 9, 2016

Dad is an electrical engineer and if anyone wants to have a go at this I can get him to explain where the dangers lie. As with everything be safe and have fun.

jaydf · Jan 9, 2016

beautifuuuuuuuul!

thnak you for sharing!

Dani Girl · Jan 9, 2016

jaydf.

I love your signature.

Dani Girl · Jan 10, 2016

Question.

With a heel free graver how do you keep from digging in or skidding off. Is there a different grip for this? For dots it seems easier to push the graver further back up the handle and use a higher grip.

Boomhower · Jan 10, 2016

Hello Dani girl. You inspired me to look in to bulino. I have one graver blank left that I can use for it.
But have not found much info on the angle's of the graver. What do you use if you don't mind me asking

Dani Girl · Jan 10, 2016

If you have a template 110 or 100 degrees seems best. 90 is old traditional. 50 to 60 degree face. If you are using templates the heel seems to be the one to use for the whole massive removal grinds. Basically grind the two heels to a point then put a face on it. Ends up a really small point. Helps you see where you are putting it. Polish the heels

Also I find that heel less gravers are desirable because you can see where the line is where as with a heel it kind of stared under the graver and is harder to see.

Am I making sense?

Boomhower · Jan 10, 2016

Sweet. Thanks. Yep you made sense. I can shape my graver now thank you very much

quickcut07 · Jan 10, 2016

Wow that is stunning work. All your hard work and thought process has paid off. Thanks for sharing your work and explaining your journey from beginning to end.

Eric

Dani Girl · Jan 11, 2016

I've got my portable bulino setup sorted. I've got two cmax gravers, a 90 and a 110 in handles with the quick change 'Ã§ollets' drilled through so I can have the gravers sticking out only a little or out heaps.

How do you engrave without it digging in without a heel?

110 is definatly easy to see the cuts under the ring light of my scope.

Beathard · Jan 11, 2016

Fantastic coloring

Critique Request Bulino, attempt no 2

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