How to Transfer an Image for Hand Engraving

Learn how to transfer images onto metal and then brag to all your friends how cool you are! Well.. that's what I did at least.

For all the music used in this video I used Epidemic Sound:

[itzfreakinjamie]

I like to use toner printer on projector film used for dry erase pens. Dab dammar oil on the metal let sit for about a minute then lay the printed image and it transfers every bit of ink onto the piece.

[garrettwilder]

Since you are doing this series of tips and tricks for beginners. I think I good idea for a video would be material retention. I know that once I started I didn’t really know what to get maybe you could show what you started with and what you upgraded to and so on. Just an idea keep up the good work man.

[shantkevorkian]

Thank u for sharing this useful video, greetings from Australia

[azarelthecreator]

Whats another way to transfer to metal besides using a lazer printer, im not buying a lazer printer on top of my inkjet just to rasnfer images.

[juancorchado]

How can one contact you for questions, social media, email, etc

[chrisspires]

Do the same thing but instead of acetone heat it with an iron. It'll transfer it perfectly

[nathangeorge]

For like hammer and chisel engraving what's a good chisel to get?

[jorgec]

Hi. Could you please tell me the name of the metal you used in the video. thanks.

[shantkevorkian]

Use a hair spray before u attach your image, it helps alot

[daz]

Rats. Nice vid. But not what I am looking for. 50 years ago nobody had a laser printer... On a quest to find out how they did it then, the good old-fashioned way.