Hab mit einigen Leuten im Lab schon mal über das verwenden von leitender Farbe und Druckern geredet - das Problem in dem Fall wäre das die Tintenköpfe zu fein sind so das Partikel hängen bleiben und das Zeug nach kurzer Zeit verstopft. Was natürlich möglich ist, das ganze analog zu machen und Screenprinting (Siebdruck) zu verwenden - da gibts verschiedene Siebe und eins das nicht so extrem fein ist passt dann schon - G.R.L. hat das jetzt für eine Ausstellung in San Jose gemacht: http://graffitiresearchlab.com/?p=154 Kenn ein paar Leute die das ganze Equipment haben (nur die Farbe nicht, lässt sich aber dann schon irgendwie auftreiben), und würd auch gern mal damit experimentieren - if interested, do tell. Michael -- "Silk-screen that, ye twits, across thy internet" Claim Ends <http://niij.org/> G.R.L. Vienna <http://graffitiresearchlab.at/>
On Jun 6, 2008, at 4:27 PM, Michael Zeltner wrote:
Kenn ein paar Leute die das ganze Equipment haben (nur die Farbe nicht, lässt sich aber dann schon irgendwie auftreiben), und würd auch gern mal damit experimentieren - if interested, do tell.
I've been looking for conductive paint for a long time, but not found any for sale in Europe. Ordering from US has all kinds of shipping regulations (and it pretty expensive). I'm in on any attempt to get hold of conductive paint. ..and add magnetic paint to that list :) ~/= Marius -- We are Elektropeople for a better living.
2008/6/6 Marius Kintel <kintel@sim.no>:
I've been looking for conductive paint for a long time, but not found any for sale in Europe. Ordering from US has all kinds of shipping regulations (and it pretty expensive). I'm in on any attempt to get hold of conductive paint.
..and add magnetic paint to that list :)
Magnetic paint you can find pretty easily at every hardware store. I have some still, but as far as conducting goes, doesn't work at all. I guess it's mostly a matter of calling the companies in the US that manufacture them and ask if there's any European importer from which we could buy it. Will look into that. Michael -- "Silk-screen that, ye twits, across thy internet" Claim Ends <http://niij.org/> G.R.L. Vienna <http://graffitiresearchlab.at/>
On Jun 6, 2008, at 4:54 PM, Constantin Hofstetter wrote:
I mean.. theoretically we could send it to you - or is it 'illegal' in any way?
Yeah, that would be cool :) This is the stuff I've been looking at: http://lessemf.com/paint.html We just need to look into how to avoid customs, and this small caveat: "Flammable aerosol, ships by ground only." ~/= Marius -- We are Elektropeople for a better living.
On Jun 6, 2008, at 4:52 PM, Michael Zeltner wrote:
Magnetic paint you can find pretty easily at every hardware store. I have some still, but as far as conducting goes, doesn't work at all.
Does this paint actually contain magnets, not just iron dust? I want smth. which will attach to an iron surface, so it should embed magnets in the paint. ~/= Marius -- We are Elektropeople for a better living.
Ordering from US has all kinds of shipping regulations (and it pretty expensive).
metalab has an embassy in LA for 3 months :) use it! if you know where to get that stuff have it shipped to our embassy AKA urbantakeover and repacked for austria as gift to get rid of enerving tax and export restriction mambo jambo.
..and add magnetic paint to that list :)
these you get at mega.baumax inzersdorf. seriously i saw it yesterday. maybe they have conductive paint too?! :* -flo
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