these scarps weren't the best. plus i didn't do a good job clean or polishing them let alone my sealers ph was way off. so these pictures aren't for nothing more then to see if a fader can be done. and worth while.
the smaller part in the pictures was the first atempt. the fade failed cause the pull out speed was to slow. the peice is ruffly 7" long and the color starts 1" from the end. it took 26 minutes to get the part out of the dye. way to slow. lol
the longer peice was the second atempt. the fade starts in the midle of the piece. i started this with the motor backing it allittl faster and after about an 1" or to out i slowed the motor down again. but not slow enough.
took ruffly 15 to 20 minutes on this one. takes a little getting used to but i think it's well worth the time it will take to figure it out to suit my needs.
takes a little getting used to but i think it's well worth the time it will take to figure it out to suit my needs.
so basicaly if you do a faster speed out at first to get the beging of the fade then slowly decrease the speed of the motor to get a deep color on the end. any question feel free to ask.
this entire setup was build by me in my free time. as a hobby michinest i think this was alot of fun to design and build
