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{{Skillset|Description=Masked Sandblasting is when parts of the object being [[sandblasted]] are shielded from the abrasive. There is purpose-made sandblasting shield, but even plain [[Vinyl Cut]] adhesive vinyl will work for a light blasting.  
{{Skillset|Description=Masked Sandblasting is when parts of the object being [[sandblasted]] are shielded from the abrasive. There is purpose-made sandblasting shield, but even plain [[Vinyl Cut]] adhesive vinyl will work for a light blasting.  


Masked sandblasting doesn't have as fine of a resolution as [[Laser Cutting]] or engraving, but doesn't have some of the line artifacts that a laser engraving has. Also, masked sandblasting can have an interesting effect as it reveals different properties of the blasted material, such as the grain in [[Sand-blasted wood]].
Masked sandblasting doesn't have as fine of a resolution as [[Laser Cutting]] or engraving, but doesn't have some of the line artifacts that a laser engraving has. Also, masked sandblasting can have an interesting effect as it reveals different properties of the blasted material, such as the grain in [[Sandblasted Wood]].
 


Some projects that use this are [[Sand-blasted salt jar]] and [[Sand-blasted wood]].}}


[[Category:Sandblasting]]
[[Category:Sandblasting]]

Revision as of 23:22, 2021 October 25

{{Skillset|Description=Masked Sandblasting is when parts of the object being sandblasted are shielded from the abrasive. There is purpose-made sandblasting shield, but even plain Vinyl Cut adhesive vinyl will work for a light blasting.

Masked sandblasting doesn't have as fine of a resolution as Laser Cutting or engraving, but doesn't have some of the line artifacts that a laser engraving has. Also, masked sandblasting can have an interesting effect as it reveals different properties of the blasted material, such as the grain in Sandblasted Wood.