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Jake writes in with his latest project –
“I used a 19th Century technique called electrolytic etching to create brass cover plates for a set of Moleskin notebooks that I plan to give as gifts these season.” – Link.
8 thoughts on “Electrolytic etching of brass for Moleskin notebooks”
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spiffy!!
Wow, I just did a wood cover for mine
http://www.flickr.com/photos/chadvavra/222474280/in/set-72057594122589362/
I think plain old table salt instead of copper sulphate will work for etching. I am not sure. I seem to recall that from something I was playing with a long time ago. Someone should try it out.
Can anyone help out and explain where to get such a battery or give advice on a good (Safe) tutorial on how to use a power supply or something similar for this project.
Thanks.