Setting an etching press to print intaglio or relief

[@NickVenture1]

Usually I prefer such type of videos without music in the background. But here it is the opposite.

[@LindyWhittonStudio]

Excellent video! Thanks for your time and clear instructions.

[@SpinesAndSplines]

Thanks Lindy

[@Egginamagail]

Very clear instructions. Thank you.

[@emmawelch]

this is INCREDIBLY helpful, thank you so much!!

[@SpinesAndSplines]

Thanks for the comment. Glad it was helpful!

[@martinarmer240]

Really helpful. Thanks

[@greeniearts]

Hi Leonie, may I ask whether you off-load the roller at the end of each printing day, or do you keep the roller on the blankets set to the printing height overnight? I plan to print a larger edition, and anticipate printing over a 7 to 10d period. Thanks!

[@SpinesAndSplines]

@@greeniearts Hi, if it was overnight and I was editioning, I’d probably leave it. 7-10 days is a long time to leave blankets though. I’d probably play it safe and reset the press each day.

[@greeniearts]

@@SpinesAndSplines Got it!--thanks so much!!

[@NasserAlhameli]

Thank you for the clear informative vid! Would you please tell me what is the brand of the press? And what is the size?

[@SpinesAndSplines]

Hi, my etching press is from Neil Wallace Printmaking Supplies in Australia. They only ship presses within Australia. The bed size is big enough to fit a full 56x76cm sheet of paper.

[@NasserAlhameli]

@@SpinesAndSplines Thank you!

[@ahmadbarham6607]

nice work from where can buy like this machine

[@SpinesAndSplines]

Hi, this particular etching press is from Neil Wallace Printmaking Supplies in Australia, and can only be purchased in Australia. There are different brands of etching press available in different parts of the world though, and they all pretty much work the same way, so you may be able to find something local to you by searching online.

[@williama6710]

you must be a stoner.....you eat coco pops !