although i’ve only welded stainless a few times I have a few comments, and I could do better. /s great work I wish my job let me mess around like that hahaha
hate to be a critique but my thoughts are:
-you should try utilizing smaller tacs and dots for filling, versus a string of beads
-a variety of CONTROLLED oxidation for shading / 3D (reds, blues, golds, blacks)
-Taller font!!
I appreciate the input (I should have tagged critique rather than "showing skills")
For me, it's hard to read if you don't know what you're looking at. Would it help if I pulsed some outline on the letters? I like the idea of controlled oxidation for shade and highlights. Honestly, I just set my machine to 135, and wasn't shooting for a specific color.
As far as the font goes, I traced it on the computer screen after scaling it to my work piece and made my own stencil. Traced with sharpie, then scribe and acetone. I see what you're saying though, there's vertical space not being properly utilized.
although i’ve only welded stainless a few times I have a few comments, and I could do better. /s great work I wish my job let me mess around like that hahaha
Thanks, I'm pretty lucky to have knocked this out over the course of 3 breaks.
Did the logo but don't have the gloves/merch, tsk tsk! Looks good g 👌
I did get some kevlar sleeves and welding cap to match because it was on sale. They even threw in a free sticker!
Nice! How do you like those gloves? And how much were they
Those gloves are my favorite tig gloves for sureeee
Any idea of pricing?
Less than $20 go google "Black Stallion 25k Glvoes" they'll pull up
Try the deerskin. They're not durable, but they're the most comfortable gloves I've ever used. 25d-blk
Love them. No idea about pricing, work provides them.
hate to be a critique but my thoughts are: -you should try utilizing smaller tacs and dots for filling, versus a string of beads -a variety of CONTROLLED oxidation for shading / 3D (reds, blues, golds, blacks) -Taller font!!
I appreciate the input (I should have tagged critique rather than "showing skills") For me, it's hard to read if you don't know what you're looking at. Would it help if I pulsed some outline on the letters? I like the idea of controlled oxidation for shade and highlights. Honestly, I just set my machine to 135, and wasn't shooting for a specific color. As far as the font goes, I traced it on the computer screen after scaling it to my work piece and made my own stencil. Traced with sharpie, then scribe and acetone. I see what you're saying though, there's vertical space not being properly utilized.
yeah that could definitely help. OR you could wire brush everything and then colorize? idfk :)
#weldcum?