X-ACTO Speedball 4" Hard Rubber Brayer Hand Roller
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X-ACTO Speedball 4" Hard Rubber Brayer Hand Roller
Overview
The X-ACTO Speedball hard rubber brayer is a handheld roller that is ideal for a variety of applications. The 4-inch width is ideal for photo finishing, block-printing, paste-ups, ink spreading, and more. The plastic handle is comfortable and offers leverage, while the 80 durometer hard rubber roller offers a firm and even roll.
Specifications
| Item # | 05LITXAC4128 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | X-ACTO |
| Manufacturer Part Number | XAC-4126 |
| Size | 4 Inch |
| Roller Material | Hard rubber (80 durometer) |
| Handle Material | Plastic |
| Country of Manufacture | USA |
| Shipping Weight | 2 lbs. |
Description
Use these brayers for printmaking, stamping, memory albums, home decor, mounting, and more. Each plastic core roller is removable from the sturdy plastic one-piece frame for easy cleaning. The versatile brayer frame is interchangeable with other pop-in rollers and has a convenient hang hole. Featuring a soft, pure gum, natural rubber roller which provides an incredibly smooth roll-out.
Videos
How to Make Photo Blocks with Silver Linings Frames from Binding101
Transcript:
Today we're going to show you how easy and simple it is to create a Silver Linings mount frame.
The first thing you would do is peel back the release liner on your frame. Place your frame into your jig. Align your photo with the frame and tack your photo down to where the adhesive was exposed. Now, taking your roller, simply roll the picture as you are releasing the liner. Now you've got your picture mounted on your frame, simply take the safety cutter to trim the excess photo off your frame.... Read More
The first thing you would do is peel back the release liner on your frame. Place your frame into your jig. Align your photo with the frame and tack your photo down to where the adhesive was exposed. Now, taking your roller, simply roll the picture as you are releasing the liner. Now you've got your picture mounted on your frame, simply take the safety cutter to trim the excess photo off your frame.... Read More
Today we're going to show you how easy and simple it is to create a Silver Linings mount frame.
The first thing you would do is peel back the release liner on your frame. Place your frame into your jig. Align your photo with the frame and tack your photo down to where the adhesive was exposed. Now, taking your roller, simply roll the picture as you are releasing the liner. Now you've got your picture mounted on your frame, simply take the safety cutter to trim the excess photo off your frame.
And there you've got your beautifully finished mount frame.
Now the other thing on your mount frame is there is a stand that comes with the frame. Simply remove your stand from the back of the frame and screw it into the back. And there you have it so it can stand on a desk or a table. And you have a beautifully finished Silver Lining mount frame.
The first thing you would do is peel back the release liner on your frame. Place your frame into your jig. Align your photo with the frame and tack your photo down to where the adhesive was exposed. Now, taking your roller, simply roll the picture as you are releasing the liner. Now you've got your picture mounted on your frame, simply take the safety cutter to trim the excess photo off your frame.
And there you've got your beautifully finished mount frame.
Now the other thing on your mount frame is there is a stand that comes with the frame. Simply remove your stand from the back of the frame and screw it into the back. And there you have it so it can stand on a desk or a table. And you have a beautifully finished Silver Lining mount frame.
How to Make Self-Stick Photo Frame Blocks, Detailed Instructions
Transcript:
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These detailed instructions walk you through just how easy it is to make DIY modern photo frames using SilverLinings Self Stick Photo Mounting Blocks and the SilverLinings accessory kits.
To follow along with these instructions, you will need:
• SilverLinings Block in your choice of size
• Self-healing cutting mat
• Handheld rotary cutter
• Brayer hand roller
• Frame alignment guide
• Photo gloves
... Read More
These detailed instructions walk you through just how easy it is to make DIY modern photo frames using SilverLinings Self Stick Photo Mounting Blocks and the SilverLinings accessory kits.
To follow along with these instructions, you will need:
• SilverLinings Block in your choice of size
• Self-healing cutting mat
• Handheld rotary cutter
• Brayer hand roller
• Frame alignment guide
• Photo gloves
... Read More
Subscribe to our YouTube for more ► https://www.youtube.com/c/binding101
These detailed instructions walk you through just how easy it is to make DIY modern photo frames using SilverLinings Self Stick Photo Mounting Blocks and the SilverLinings accessory kits.
To follow along with these instructions, you will need:
• SilverLinings Block in your choice of size
• Self-healing cutting mat
• Handheld rotary cutter
• Brayer hand roller
• Frame alignment guide
• Photo gloves
• Photo to match size of your photo block
Start by placing your alignment guide (referred to as the “jig” in this video) against your photo block. Starting at the corner opposite the guide, peel the adhesive liner back a couple of inches and crease it to it stays up. Put on your photo gloves to avoid finger prints on the photo. Now take your photo and place it so that the top and left sides extend over the block and onto the guide; you will see there is a groove to allow for this. Now press the photo onto the exposed corner of adhesive. Hold the rest of your print up as you peel the remainder of the liner off the photo block. Gently roll the photo down, consecutively as you lightly use the brayer/hand roller to roll the photo from the stuck corner, outward to the opposite corner. Now roll over the print in all directions, more firmly to fully adhere. Be careful of your pressure on the edges of the frame to avoid damaging them. Next, lift the photo block up and flip it so it is face-down. Position your cutter on one edge, using the arrow guides to align it. Press down firmly and roll the cutter along the edge. Repeat that step for each edge, making sure to match up those arrow guides on each end. And you’re done!
The SilverLinings self-stick photo blocks are great for photographers with wedding, engagement, pet, and other specialties, as well as for vacation, travel and timeshare businesses, and even fine art galleries. They are also perfect for other displays, such as notices and marketing tools within medical offices – use them as a check in notice, or other important long-term signage throughout your office. Or use them for any modern display or sign for your business, organization, restaurant, etc. These photo blocks are sold in small packs of just 10, and are incredibly affordable, so are accessible for all businesses and individuals.
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These detailed instructions walk you through just how easy it is to make DIY modern photo frames using SilverLinings Self Stick Photo Mounting Blocks and the SilverLinings accessory kits.
To follow along with these instructions, you will need:
• SilverLinings Block in your choice of size
• Self-healing cutting mat
• Handheld rotary cutter
• Brayer hand roller
• Frame alignment guide
• Photo gloves
• Photo to match size of your photo block
Start by placing your alignment guide (referred to as the “jig” in this video) against your photo block. Starting at the corner opposite the guide, peel the adhesive liner back a couple of inches and crease it to it stays up. Put on your photo gloves to avoid finger prints on the photo. Now take your photo and place it so that the top and left sides extend over the block and onto the guide; you will see there is a groove to allow for this. Now press the photo onto the exposed corner of adhesive. Hold the rest of your print up as you peel the remainder of the liner off the photo block. Gently roll the photo down, consecutively as you lightly use the brayer/hand roller to roll the photo from the stuck corner, outward to the opposite corner. Now roll over the print in all directions, more firmly to fully adhere. Be careful of your pressure on the edges of the frame to avoid damaging them. Next, lift the photo block up and flip it so it is face-down. Position your cutter on one edge, using the arrow guides to align it. Press down firmly and roll the cutter along the edge. Repeat that step for each edge, making sure to match up those arrow guides on each end. And you’re done!
The SilverLinings self-stick photo blocks are great for photographers with wedding, engagement, pet, and other specialties, as well as for vacation, travel and timeshare businesses, and even fine art galleries. They are also perfect for other displays, such as notices and marketing tools within medical offices – use them as a check in notice, or other important long-term signage throughout your office. Or use them for any modern display or sign for your business, organization, restaurant, etc. These photo blocks are sold in small packs of just 10, and are incredibly affordable, so are accessible for all businesses and individuals.
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Buddha by Kontekst https://soundcloud.com/kontekstmusic Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/b6jK2t3lcRs
Frequent Asked Questions
Q
How to I make them?
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A
Making a professional-quality photo mounted block is simple with our Silver Linings blocks and variety of accessories. You can download the full Silver Linings™ instructions here.
Answer by Binding101
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