Anyone tried MM's Pro-Etch System?

[malsheem]

Anyone tried MicroMark's Pro-Etch System?
http://www.ares-server.com/Ares/Ares...oduct&ID=83123
I've been doing some very basic photo-etching and wanted to try my hand at something a bit more complex. I like all-in-one type starter kits, like the Resin Casting kit. It made it very easy to start with everything you need included. Looking for something similar for P/E. This looks complete, but maybe it's overkill as I see many things I not familiar with. And it's not cheap either, so I don't want to pay for things I probably wouldn't use or need.

Thoughts? Comments? Advice?

[dag65]

Have not used it but thanks for the heads up. I have to check this out

[mstngcobrasvt98]

I was on this site a while back looking at the resin kit. The stuff looks easy to use. I wouldn't go spending the 100+$ on it just to try it though.

[flyonthewall]

Looks like a good starter kit for any die-hard enthusiast looking to make bespoke parts for their own projects.

[tonioseven]

Would be a good starting point to make my own wheels and possibly engines? I am slowly thinking about venturing out into this area.

[dag65]

Originally Posted by tonioseven

Would be a good starting point to make my own wheels and possibly engines? I am slowly thinking about venturing out into this area.

Yeah , and exhaust hangers, column drops, .................my head hurts thinking of the possibilities