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- Speed Up the Sandcarving Process
A way to speed up the sandcarving process is change to a coarser grit; this etches the item faster and the abrasive will last longer. However, confirm the photoresist film you use can handle a coarser grit. For example, most customers use a standard 150 grit aluminum oxide or silicon carbide. This grit is perfect for glass, crystal, metal, wood, and ceramic. Use a 120 grit to process the etch faster. This is not recommended for extremely fine detail in a design or fine crystal.
-Liz Haas, Rayzist
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View all postsLiz Haas has been a teacher, trainer and show coordinator for Rayzist Photomask for the past 15 years. For the past 10 years, she has actively taught workshops on the photoresist and the sandcarving process.
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