Yes, same kind of tube. But different color on the tube printing and maybe different formula for the contents??
I would check with Speedball. I know that 3550 works for my engraving..
Best of luck.
Maybe Roger Bleile will know.
But it's going to be difficult.
The Pachmayr shop had many different engravers do work for them.
They sent some guns to Germany for engraving.
They also had visiting Japanese engravers and some resident Liege trained engravers do some of their work.
But what...
I have used Speedball Block Printers Ink for many years. Number 3550, Black Oil-Based Ink.
And as long as it is allowed to dry and not absolutely immersed in acetone and then hit with a metal brush, it is very durable.
There are different formula's of Speedball. The only one I recommend is #3550...
I know this is an old post. But good Lord!
No need for elaborate hoods that still have to be cleaned by hand or vacuum. And vacuum noise, whoa!
All you need is one of those advertising magnetic calendars taped to the case side of the power hone with some shipping tape. They come free in the...
Yes, unfortunately it has been hard to get a response from Ngraver recently.
Ray Phillips is 95 years old and not in good health.
His son Brian is now running the show but does not always respond, sad to say.
Saxonfan,
I expect you know that Ray Phillips of Ngraver Company is the original inventor of the impact engraving handpieces for use with the flexshaft machines.
Ray invented his tool, on his own time, while he was also employed as an inventor for the U. S. Navy.
Because of Navy regulations he...
So sorry for the loss of your Dad, Monica.
You have designed and made a very beautiful and sensitive memorial for him.
May he rest in Peace and feel your love.
If you want a darker background you must keep the stipple point sharp.
You will get a finer texture to hold the ink.
I find cobalt M-42 best for this. Carbide chips too easily.
Just my thoughts. But I like it like it is.
You have some used some very advanced techniques and artistry in the presentation of this scroll.
Congratulations on it and your shading.
You might consider using a needle point stipple and ink on the background if you want to darken it for higher contrast.