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@yaranico9052 they are xray markers so I leave that up to the technologist. When I did xray, we didn't have cute markers. We just wrapped in silk tape.

@@snowbettybc you can get lead letters from EZXray on etsy

I found a free picture on the internet & uploaded it to my Cricut to create the SVG.

I was using Loctite superglue. Recently, I started using Loctite Power Grab. Get more for my money & seems to have a stronger hold so far. E6000 never seemed to cure for me & I could pop my magnets off after they sat 2 weeks curing.

In this video, I didn't use stickers. These are made using vinyl so it won't strip the color.

These are flat stickers. I guess these would be considered vinyl stickers that I bought.

Just add sting & do a layer of resin over it & let it cure

Honestly, I've never measured it. I use more on chunky glitters. I tend to check etsy to see what others are charging & ask several friends if they would pay it for whatever item. Certain price points do better than others. I usually charge $15 for simple shears with just glitter. Clip shears or certain vinyl additions or names added then I charge $20. Never had issue selling them for either price but I do work in a trauma hospital.

I made it. I just found a flag pic I liked & sliced a circle a bit smaller than the acrylic. I have a video on how I made the blue line design.

I wouldn't say it's better. It's just a silicone trivet from Amazon. I think it's a little easier to move these than a thin silicone mat.

The designs for these acrylics come with them when you purchase acrylic. I keep parts I want or tweak them if needed since I prefer to have more glitter visible.

Thanks. I usually reverse the letters so the design is the front of them(facing tube) but you can make however the xray tech prefers. Can also add a R/L to front.

Glad the videos are helpful. 😊 You'll do fine. Just have fun! I hope to do more videos soon. Still in middle of remodel that's been going on almost a year.

​@Bossy Chick Designs thank you! Do you remember where you got the mold at? I want to buy it 🥲

I got that mold from aliexpress.com. the store name is You DifferentCc...this should be the link a.aliexpress.com/_mLKsjLQ

Techs use different things. Some use tacky putty or they make something called radhesive. I come from the days of taping markers since none of mine were cute then. I made a set for me but I work in CT now so I don't use markers.

Lead is hazardous if you eat it. I always wash my hands when finished a project & I don't plan on eating it. But if you feel the need to wear PPE, go for it.

It will depend on your lamp. Lamp I had took about 3 mins to fully cure my resin.

Acrylic blanks make a cute addition for xray markers. I took my CT registry in 2017. Thought they gave me wrong test since it felt like xray registry.. 😆 ..Good luck when u take it!

Yes. They just have a protective cover on both sides that you peel off.

I used Limino UV resin from Amazon in the videos I've done so far.

The actual name. I am a resin artist and would love to make these.

What exactly are looking for? I use acrylic shapes which I buy from Zindee, resin molds or even stickers for the shapes. I was buying lead letter from Universalmedicalinc.com but I found a seller on etsy ezxray which is better.

Letter for xray markers need to be metal or lead. Metal is radiopaque in general so it will stop xrays from passing through leaving letters behind. Lead is most radiopaque metal. Some techniques can burn out some metals. If you sell them, I suggest letting your buyers know what materials you are using for letters.

I'm a rad tech. Any metal shows up but lead is the best so they don't burn out due to some techniques. Marker sizes range. I've seen bigger ones than I make @ work.

If you buy from Zindee, you will get 1 layer which is the size of the acrylic. You can use that as a template for the design. Always leave a bit of acrylic showing on outer edge so resin has something to hold onto. Using the circle as example, my acrylic is 2", I create an smaller circle @ 1.95" so it's a bit smaller than acrylic & use that to "slice" area I want to keep. Next time I'm off, I'll make a design tutorial. Most my designs are pretty basic cuz I can't draw. I generally use something I have & use slice or weld to create what I want.

I haven't used waterslide for that but if I did I would do it the same as a sticker. I would wait a bit after applying waterslide to resin just to make sure it's all dry before adding next layer of resin.

I bought an adjustable tripod for a cell phone from Amazon. It's ok. I wish the base was wider just so I could get it out of frame sometimes but it works. I want a better set up eventually.

@@bossychickdesigns4825 How did you attach it to the ceiling?

@@buddysmith7080 it's not attached to ceiling. The arm is about a foot long & bendable so I can position it any way I need it.

@@bossychickdesigns4825 Oh, of course. Thanks

Thanks! I love making xray markers even though I haven't taken an xray in about 9 years since I've been in CT. Happy crafting! 😊

I use Loctite superglue. I've tried e6000 & it never really cured. I could easily pop acrylic off so I changed to superglue. I do let them sit a few days before I seal in bags to let any fumes dissipate. Otherwise, I would get a cloudy look on backs of toppers.

I'm so happy that I came across this hack. Figured other would benefit from it.

I'd love to see what you create! Happy crafting!

No problem. I'm still learning all the stuff UV resin can do so it was fun trying it out. Hope I get to see what you create. Happy crafting!

I also posted one the other day using the polyester tape. I actually prefer the tape I got off Amazon but parchment works of it's what you have on hand.

Thanks.

It does want to self level. Most of us will spread it around to make process happen faster. It's also why it will drip over side of acrylic sometimes if there's an excess of resin. Heat will make the resin a bit thinner so it might overflow a bit if there's too much resin as it gets warm from UV lamp. Not enough resin & you end up with a divit in your coating. I put something to protect finished back so clean up is easier from any spill over.

Happy to help! Happy crafting!

Thanks. I hate how I sound.. 😆

Thanks! My room needs to be jazzed up a bit. 😆

Can you send me a picture of them? I can possibly figure it out.

@@bossychickdesigns4825 Yes! I have pictures and took a short video haha! But it won't let me post it here, do you have an email?

@@franniefran bossychickdesigns@gmail.com

In this video I used UV resin. I buy Lumino from Amazon.

Thanks. She's slowly improving thankfully. It's been a rough month on top of my craft room being torn apart since the hurricane. Can't find anything when I need it.