could a xacto knife be used to cut tiniest of fine lines? Im use to micro ink drawings with the tiniest of ink tips. I want to dry to go super crazy with fine line cuts
If you use an Xacto knife you need to do multiple cuts, first cutting at one angle, then again at another angle to end up cutting a V-shaped groove. If you only do a single cut, it will mostly close up again, and not show up very much when you're printing. Xacto knives are good for cutting out very small shapes.
Misleading title….! Not making a Lino block but carving one. I say this as I was actually looking on how to make Lino blocks, maybe from Lino flooring…
This instruction was not only helpful but also very calming, thank you!
i could listen to this forever... instructive and calming
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could a xacto knife be used to cut tiniest of fine lines? Im use to micro ink drawings with the tiniest of ink tips. I want to dry to go super crazy with fine line cuts
If you use an Xacto knife you need to do multiple cuts, first cutting at one angle, then again at another angle to end up cutting a V-shaped groove. If you only do a single cut, it will mostly close up again, and not show up very much when you're printing. Xacto knives are good for cutting out very small shapes.
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Misleading title….! Not making a Lino block but carving one. I say this as I was actually looking on how to make Lino blocks, maybe from Lino flooring…
Measure once, cuss twice.