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Very interesting idea. Would work on a flat surface. Would require multi-axis control for curved surfaces. Thanks for the comment and the new area of thought. Good job. Worth researching.

A high end gun manufacturer who offers very high end engraving on their products is now offering engraving done by lasers. The laser option is way less expensive. Hand engravers need not worry because the difference between the two is very obvious. The laser work looks like it was done by a laser and not by hand.@@bbennett8772

I apologize for my delay in responding. Please note: This transfer paper works in ink jet printers, not laser printers. Link: www.amazon.com/Grafix-Adhesive-2-Inch-11-Inch-6-Pack/dp/B000S15KDS?th=1 Thank you. I'm pleased this is helping you. Best wishes for achieving your dream. Bill

You're very welcome, and thanks back to you, too, Raphael. You should have the Introduction, Episode #1 available within a day or two. All the video aides and narratives are completed for the others, excepting a couple, which are almost done. I sure hope you will find them valuable. My best to you, always.

Thank you very much. I am pleased it is helping you. Right now I am working on a new video to be out soon. It is Ron teaching the drawing of a fundamental leaf structure I believe you will like. Also, I am preparing a series "Hand Engraving Design Simplified". It can help you. too. Also, when first beginning, it is great study to get pictures of differing leaf styles that you are interested in from the internet or books. Enlarge the pictures, if you can, to make the leaf structures easy to see. Then, use tracing paper and pencil to trace over each of the lines. Pay good attention to the beauty of each line, and, especially how all the lines relate to each other. Do this until you can draw an exact copy without tracing. I always wish you great success in reaching your dreams, Bill

@@bbennett8772 this will be fun for beginners like me. I have activated all your Chanel notifications. I don't want to be left behind. the shape of the leaves and the variations in the folds are sometimes confusing. waiting for your video friend.

@@bbennett8772 I know hobbies cost a lot. I know there are actually scroll drawing books like Grifin's in pdf file form. But I already spent my money to buy an air graver and some of my tools you made yourself. I can't even afford to buy a fake mini vise from Alexpres. But I don't know, I'm so crazy about this art

@@mulanjamilah7849 Thank you, again, Mulan. You are exactly right. In the beginning it all can be confusing. That's why we need to start simply. Study simple lines first. Then, study how two lines harmonize together. Then, add more lines to the structure. Make each line harmonize with the overall structure. Sounds complicated, I know. But, just start simply. Then, grow. It will all come together. Just don't give up on your vision. :)

That's fantastic that you have an air graver. Power assist sure cuts down on the learning curve. You are on the right track. Also, it's great that you are "crazy" about this art form. "Crazy" means you are very passionate. Keep your passion, always. You are going to do super.

Thank you, Phil. You have made the start of my day super. I am working on a series "Design Simplified". I hope you will get to benefit from it. And thanks greatly for subscribing. My best to you, always, Bill

Thank you for sharing. You are having many good, memorable experiences. I wish you many more. Take care, Bill

You are very welcome. I am sure happy that you liked it. Have a great day, Bill

Hello Paul, Ron and I are very pleased that you appreciated this content. Yes, the S has a special peculiarity. Glad you reached the same conclusion. Wishing your dreams come true, Sincerely, Bill

That sure works well, I know. You are right. Nick Francolini showed me that, if you add some talcum powder to the Dykem White, it will add more "tooth" to the drawing surface. It holds the graphite better. I use it always, too. Thank you for your comment, Jac. Best wishes with all your engraving. Bill

Hello Charles, Thank you very much. We truly hope the information is valuable to you. If you haven't found Ron's other videos, yet, there currently 5 more. You may find them on my channel "bbennett8772". Best wishes, always, Bill

Hello Silvermani, You are very welcome. Ron and I are extremely pleased that these help you. I thank you for your blessing. I believe the Creator will continue guiding and protecting you and all your loved ones. Bill

Thank you, Ali. I will relay this to Ron. We both surely always hoped these videos would be of value to other engravers. You comments are our ultimate reward, and make it all worthwhile. We wish you the greatest success in all your endeavors. Bill

Hello Ali, Thank you for all your positive energy. Ron is not on the internet, so, I am mailing him a copy of your compliment. We both are thankful that Ron's teachings can be helpful to others in the fulfillment of their dreams. It is wonderful that it is helping you. I send good energy back to you that all yours dreams do come true. Bill

@BBennet oh also, I'm practicing on brass. Could that be the issue?

@@jeremywhite7976 Hi Jeremy, I understand that you could have problems. It took me several weeks (not full time) to get it to work. I placed the method onto THE ENGRAVER'S CAFE Forum. Here is the link: engraverscafe.com/threads/engraving-transfer-technique.27432/ In this forum page please see my comments on March 25, 2022. This has an ATTACHMENT in which I go to great length to describe each step. I think this could help you. From what you describe to me I would suspect that you are not getting enough moisture from you breath exhale onto the hair spray layer and/or not not closing the film with the ink quickly enough to trap the moisture before it can evaporate. Please let me know, if you can get it to work. If you still have problems, we may need to talk, personally. Feel free to let me know. Best wishes, Bill

@@bbennett8772 Thanks for the quick and informative reply! I'll check out the link!

Brass will be just fine. Make sure it is clean, though.

Please let me know, if you got the technique to work for you. Thanks, Bill

You are very welcome. We hope the information will be valuable to you. Thanks, Bill

Hello Brian. This technique should work equally well on precious metals. I am using it on a sterling project right now. It is working great. Good luck.....

@@bbennett8772 I wish there was a video how to draw a good scroll on your channel

@@mulanjamilah7849 I plan to add some scroll drawing videos soon. Thank you for your valuable suggestion.

@@bbennett8772 it's so good can't wait. Suggestions maybe you can make a video on how to draw leaves and insert them into the scroll, of course it will be very interesting.

You are very welcome. Ron and I both hope you will find all the information helpful.

Epson WF-7520. I Apologize for the late reply.

@@bbennett8772 i just learned another art metal and i just bought air graver. I was lucky to get how to draw scroll on weapons in pdf form. I like this art but equipment is very expensive in my opinion