AndreZA
Air-Valve Autobot!
Yes I know, a few has had really good ideas, what makes this one any better. Well, the price. It's almost free.
My wife and I quite like our ly pops. And there are quite a few brands on the shelf. So I kinda don't know which one I used for this.
Tools that you need.
Something to cut with. A Dremel or similar tool will work great.
A plastic rod/tube. This one is from a ly pop. If you have taller bottles, you will need a longer rod.
You battery powered eraser.
Trim the plastic. The longer you make the legs, the more they will flair out when the machine is spinning. But you also stand a bigger chance of breaking them.
In another discussion about erasers I mentioned that you can fit the inners from the pencil erasers in a battery machine if you crimp the ferrule. This is what it looks like and the same one will be used for this.
This is it fitted.
Late last night I got the idea of flattening the ends. I just heated them up and pressed down on a smooth surface. This can get nicely in the corners of the bottles now.
This was with some FW inks that were standing for quite a while. Pigment actually caked up on the bottom.
Com-art transparent yellow. Here you can see how little pigment is in transparent paints.
Hope you like.
My wife and I quite like our ly pops. And there are quite a few brands on the shelf. So I kinda don't know which one I used for this.
Tools that you need.
Something to cut with. A Dremel or similar tool will work great.
A plastic rod/tube. This one is from a ly pop. If you have taller bottles, you will need a longer rod.
You battery powered eraser.
Trim the plastic. The longer you make the legs, the more they will flair out when the machine is spinning. But you also stand a bigger chance of breaking them.
In another discussion about erasers I mentioned that you can fit the inners from the pencil erasers in a battery machine if you crimp the ferrule. This is what it looks like and the same one will be used for this.
This is it fitted.
Late last night I got the idea of flattening the ends. I just heated them up and pressed down on a smooth surface. This can get nicely in the corners of the bottles now.
This was with some FW inks that were standing for quite a while. Pigment actually caked up on the bottom.
Com-art transparent yellow. Here you can see how little pigment is in transparent paints.
Hope you like.
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