brayer 3d models

This is an experimental 3D printed brayer for printmaking or other artistic purposes. The brayer handle and roller core can be printed in PLA or ABS. The rubber roller is printed in TPU. You can changes the hardness "durometer" of the roller by...

Cricut's $30 brayer is a scam, so I cloned it. ... This design requires 2x M4x12 bolts, 2x nuts, and 2 608 Ball Bearings This can be used as is or you can buy/glue $.99 foam paper from a craft store to the roller for a truer clone of Cricut's

This is a laser-cut file for making a printmaking brayer handle. It is designed for a 2" diameter cast rubber roller with a 1" PVC core and 6" wide. The file also contains a 2-part mold base used for casting urethane rubber (Smooth-On Reoflex...

... them out with a brayer is to include a small border around the design. However, this might not always be feasible or desirable, so I've also included a small frame that goes around a plate, allowing the brayer to run along it and keep things clean.

... separately; it's not part of the 3D printing process. I've discovered that white glue, applied with a brayer, yields better results compared to various spray adhesives. ...For a detailed guide, check out my tutorial on YouTube: youtu.be/3Up9z-eJ4wI

A Lithograph is a technique that involves transferring an image from a smooth stone surface to paper using ink and a rubber sheet called a brayer. It's a popular method used by artists to create high-quality prints of their work, particularly those...

-The ink spacer is meant to keep your brayer in line while inking. <b>Type Tray</b> -This prints in two pieces, flat surfaces against the print bed. The pieces snap together with a friction fit and the lid has a flex snap closure. <b>Type</b>...

The paint shown in the photo was applied using a brayer (ink roller). I used ordinary craft paint, rolled it out onto a hard surface, but it turned out too thin. After letting it get tacky, I reapplied more coats until I achieved the right...

-- The paint shown in the photo was applied using a brayer (ink roller). I used ordinary craft paint, squirted a small amount onto a hard surface, and rolled it out. But it's too thin, so after letting it get tacky I applied more. It took at least...