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*Some sort of solvent (Ethanol or some other alchohol should work) | *Some sort of solvent (Ethanol or some other alchohol should work) | ||
*Dark Powder (Carbon Black is Traditional (also called lamp black) , but powderized charcoal may work if it is fine enough of a powder ) | *Dark Powder ( [[Carbon Black]] is Traditional (also called lamp black) , but powderized charcoal may work if it is fine enough of a powder ) | ||
*Optional [[Binding Agent]] such as [[Gum Arabic]] / [[Gum Acacia]], [[Xanthan Gum]] or [[Gellan Gum]] to produce a more viscous fluid (perhaps thinkining agents, could use some testing) | *Optional [[Binding Agent]] such as [[Gum Arabic]] / [[Gum Acacia]], [[Xanthan Gum]] or [[Gellan Gum]] to produce a more viscous fluid (perhaps thinkining agents, could use some testing) | ||
*See if [[Emulsifier]]s are needed | *See if [[Emulsifier]]s are needed | ||
Revision as of 00:52, 11 March 2020
Basics
- This page goes over various ways to make simple ink (Complex colors may be difficult, and less economical over purchases)
- Black ink is the most obious choice
Black Ink
- Some sort of solvent (Ethanol or some other alchohol should work)
- Dark Powder ( Carbon Black is Traditional (also called lamp black) , but powderized charcoal may work if it is fine enough of a powder )
- Optional Binding Agent such as Gum Arabic / Gum Acacia, Xanthan Gum or Gellan Gum to produce a more viscous fluid (perhaps thinkining agents, could use some testing)
- See if Emulsifiers are needed
- ASSUMING it could be equivalent it could be used to refill markers, stamps, and ink cartriges for cheap. It also has hobby use for art
See Also
Useful Links
- One Formulation using Carbon Black, Diluted Alchohol, and Gum Arabic they used a mortar and pestle (see if a blender/magnetic stirrer could work for large batched)