Homemade Sheetmetal Printing


Sheetmetal Printing
 
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TOOL:
Sheetmetal Printing
PLANS:
None. For all tools with plans, click here.
BUILDER:
rgsparber on homemadetools.net
DESCRIPTION:
Homemade sheetmetal printing method utilizing a laser printer, a plastic laminator, and a kitchen freezer to transfer toner to a powdercoated metal plate. Design is printed on water-soluble paper before being taped to the plate and repeatedly run through the laminator. Freezer serves to set the toner before removing the paper.
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Aug 23, 2013 11:18 AM
daveward
This is one of those ideas that I KNOW I will need sometime in next 20 years but where do I file it away so I can find it then?  And what do I call it so I can find it?  I love and admire the creativity.   I am in awe.
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CATEGORIES:
Miscellaneous
TAGS:
powder coating, laser, printing
LEVEL OF DETAIL (1-5):
4
URL:
http://rick.sparber.org/LPPC.pdf


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DIY Sheetmetal Printing - comment on how to build a Sheetmetal Printing - 2 comments
daveward says:
Aug 23, 2013 11:18 AM
This is one of those ideas that I KNOW I will need sometime in next 20 years but where do I file it away so I can find it then?  And what do I call it so I can find it?  I love and admire the creativity.   I am in awe.
DIYer says:
Aug 19, 2013 4:45 PM
This is a neat trick. Ingenuity at its finest!
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