Surface Texturing

[RJS8669]

I've seen some really good work on this site over the years. For me, one of the things that sets great work apart from good work is surface texture. I am particularly interested in tips anyone may have regarding texturing of eMax. Currently, I contour what I want with a combination of green stones and diamonds and then polish with a grey silicone wheel. Its ok, but not awesome - like this

https://www.facebook.com/DentalTechniciansGuild/photos/t.1292666389/543380139124951/?type=1&theater

( I don't have permission to post this, and not sure of the decorum, so if posting this pic isn't quite , someone please let me know. I'm certainly NOT representing this work as my own>)

If you have any tips, please share. Thanks!

 

[stumpf]

Great idea.i like to improve my skill in surface texture.if you know a good book it would be very helpfull thanks

 

[2thm8kr]

"Fascinating All Ceramics" by Oliver Brix has a section in the back showing tools and techniques.

 

[RJS8669]

"Fascinating All Ceramics" by Oliver Brix has a section in the back showing tools and techniques.

Thanks - I will look into it...

 

[RJS8669]

Just an FYI...