The Mini Halfwood Press in an early stage of development, awaiting a turning wheel and the wood hood over the roller. Learn the story of the professor's press-making saga in his 2016 book, "A Printmakers' Tale" available on amazon in both paperback and ebook. Click here. |
The professor saws a 12" copper plate to begin an engraving, already cut from the left edge almost to the right, then he switches and cuts in the other direction. You can use a hacksaw and light oil to cut plate. For larger plates use a different type of hacksaw blade holder. (2000) |
Working on the fifth Mariner Halfwood Press, the press upside down in its rack. The earmuffs cut down the noise of the sander and vacuum dust catchers. (Dec 2007) |
The professor won an ArtsPort cap on July 13, 2021 for his achievements in making caps for all ten islands. The caps will be available on the ArtsPort bookshop. (2021)
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