Showing posts with label tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tips. Show all posts

Friday, March 26, 2010

New Resin Products and Tools


Smooth On has a new resin product and a resin tool that may prove to be a great help in the studio. The online tool helps you to calculate how much resin you need for your project and the second dispenses the right amount of resin/hardener for a 2 to 1 ratio. I have not tried it yet but it looks like a great product.

Calculator to determines how much plastic or rubber you need by either volume, weight or temperature.http://www.smooth-on.com/tools.php

EpoxAmite® Dispensing Pumps
EpoxAmite® pumps are calibrated to deliver the correct amount of Part A resin and Part B hardener with a single push.
One Push ‘A' + One Push ‘B' = Correct Amount of Product to Mix.
No need to weigh components using a gram scale or measure by volume using graduated cups. Pumps are identified by label on pump head.

http://www.smooth-on.com/index.php?cPath=1345

Note: These pumps are for EpoxAmite® laminating resins ONLY


Monday, May 4, 2009

Etsy Tips


I am a relative newcomer to Etsy, but I have recently found 2 tools that I love. Etsy offers Google Analytics on their site. The tool is found on the "your Etsy shop" page along the left hand column and is titled "web analytics". The instructions were relatively simple and easy to follow. This tool allows you to track visitors, source of visitors, number of visits, number of page views etc. Since I installed this tool I have found that I have about 1500 visitors to my Etsy shop per week. I never expected that number! The second tool comes from Etsyhacks.com. You can go to Firefox and add on the greasemonkey software on to your Firefox browser. Then when you want to relist an item or list a similar items go to the item's product page and you will see an icon directly under "report this item" that is called "copy this item". Click on the icon and voila your listing is copied. You need only add the image. Wow what a timesaver!


"Bells of the Ball" a Lampwork Pendant by Eloise Cotton