Printing Musical Instrument labels with a 3D Printed Press

Printmaking the next year's instrument labels for my upcoming Ukuleles, Kanteles and lyres. These ones are narrow violin style and larger ones with more information.
I am using Prussian Blue Cranfield washable oil based relief ink on a sheet of antique English laid paper from 1786.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Introduction
00:38 Cutting out the paper
02:23 Printing Ink
03:09 Inking the plates
02:46 Open Press Project
03:49 Large label Print Finished
04:31 Inking the small label plate
04:57 Small label prints
07:28 Travelling in Time and space
08:03 error in the prints
09:10 Finished prints
Using my Open Press Project to print here, the one that was 3D printed from biodegradable plastic.
(Many thanks to the open press Team Martin Schneider and Dominik Schmitz for this wonderful open source) project. #openpressproject #miniprints #etchingpress #guitarlabels #luthier #profoil #wildpapers @openpressproject
#Luthierlabels
openpressproject.com/
Inks:
www.cranfield-colours.co.uk/
The hot foil magnesium plates were made for me by Profoil dot com in the UK.
#cranfieldcolours #violinlabel #luthier #profoil #rawumber #handprinting #handprinted #labels #miniprinting
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Excellent video, thanks very much for sharing!