How to Engrave on glass to get that frosty look
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2022
- Today I am sharing How to Engrave on glass to get that frosty look!
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Yes…great job! Thank You!!
Great Job! Love your videos!
So its a preview of where its going. That is a Great Idea, Now I can stop ruining everything trying to hit it right the first time. Thanks so much
You’re welcome
To me this video doesn't really cover how to get the "frosty" look, more so how to verify the placement of the art work. Maybe I am missing something.....?
Speed power dithering dpi and 80 on the gray scale. You can go a little darker color and it won’t be as nice or faster speed. Best of luck!
I like the frosty look❄️
Thanks
Thanks a bunch, Matt 👍
You’re welcome and thanks for watching.
Enjoyed the video Matt. . And very slick. So cool how that "Laaaaser" can do that.
Thanks Brian. I am liking this new editing software.
Love it!
Thanks
So glad to see you again. Lol. The problem i have is trying to get the software on my china machine to do the same results. Another great video
Power up and slow speed.
Blue tape saved my bacon when engraving a logo on champagne flutes. I had a round logo and forgot to allow for the curvature of the glass. My test on blue tape reminded me and saved having to replace the customer’s glasses.
That is awesome
Great video Matt!! just out of curiousity, do you have a walk out basement? would like to setup my basement as a workshop but I don't think I'll be able to get a laser machine like your blue one down the stairs as its around 375lbs plus the weight of two guys bringing it down and the staircase holding the weight. Was wondering how you set the lasers up down there. Might have to use my garage but my basement has more room. Thanks!
Yes I do have a walk out.
Great video Matt. Question; did you use anything to prepare the glass with, like dish soap or anything else? If not why? I have seen many others use soap or something else to prep the glass. Dan C.
Good question Dan. No I do not. And that is next week’s video.
Hi, Matt
I have a K40 Laser Machine, I am trying so badly to engrave on some glass award crest, but in any how nothing is engraving on it. Do you have any suggestion for me for any specification that I need to use?
It should be able to do it. Are you going to fast. Glass needs slow speed and lots of power.
I work with a gravograph ls100ex 35 watt co2 laser machine. What settings do you recommend on whiskey glasses?
I don’t know but on my thunder 100watt I use 600 speed and 60 power and out into focus to 2mm. Hope this helps
Matt. Not sure if others asked, have you tied etching reverse side and mirror image?
Yes I have it works great
I have a 30 watt epilog laser and want to put a design on a bottle all the way around it. How do I do that? I am new to this.
You have to measure the bottle and put those measurements as your page size. Then do a test run to make sure it works.
Very Awesome
Thanks
So I have a 45w C02 laser. I’m obviously going to run full power but what speed should I be using to start with?
That all depends on the laser. Slow speeds are better
Hey Matt- love the flag! Question for you about the dithering- (you're not the first person I've heard reference this and I can't figure it out) Using just a font on Lightburn and Thunder laser, how do I adjust the 'grayscale' or dithering? I cannot seem to find the answer anywhere. TIA!
Hello and thanks. So this was done in my Epilog and that’s what Epilog uses. If I did it in my thunder laser it would be in the speed settings and you would adjust the line interval. I use 500 speed and 15 power and .08 LI and I like to focus in to 4mm to the object
@@laserengravingwithmatt7833 much appreciated! Will give it a try.
Wonder if its possible to create holes (empty space) inside glass? using some laser.
I don’t believe so.
I run my glass at 2:50 speed and 45 power (90w co2 laser). I can only seem to get a gray looking image not frosty at all. If I reduce my settings the image hardly even shows up. Any advice on settings. Real numbers appreciated. Thanks so much!
Try 80 power. I do 100 power and 30 speed
300 speed 25 power light air assist 254 lpi and if you want result that stays very very nice not so frosty maybe but clean no chipping use brass with battery drill there is a video youtube also. I must say my first test and it did not miss it freaking nice, btw i used dish soap (fairy) just in case, later washed it clean. It came out very beautiful (90w reci tube and RMLaser)
@@laserengravingwithmatt7833 i will try also these settings just to see what happens:)
Can this be done with a ortur laser master II 15watt?
I don’t know 🤷♂️
can i do this with a Ortur Laser Master 2? i have a 7w laser which came with it. (either 7w or 7v)
I can but you would need a spray for glass
@@laserengravingwithmatt7833 you are awesome Matt, thank you for the reply super fast! What kind of spray would you recommend?
I am not sure u would want to look that up. I have heard of people using cermark but that is expensive
Your welcome
Having a problem getting my glass real frosty like yours i the video. Can you give me a couple of tips? Thanks.
I don’t know what laser you have. I would try to focus in a little
@@laserengravingwithmatt7833 I have an OMtech 80w. I just rewatched your settings for glass video again. And had asked you that same questions before, and you had answered it, but I must not have gotten a notification. Thanks Matt!
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Can you get the same "Frosty" look with your xtool D1?
You know I haven’t tried glass yet
@@laserengravingwithmatt7833 - I have been looking at the D1 and a few other diode models just so I can test the waters, so to speak.
Have you heard about the 20W diode upgrade xTool has coming?
Yes I have
Where do you buy your sheets of glass?
I got them from Amazon for a job. The ones in the video were left after the job.
@@laserengravingwithmatt7833 Thank you for the information. Love your videos
No problem and thanks
So, I assume you can't do this with a 40w diode laser...?
You can but you need a spray.
What were your final settings without the tape?
I use speed 30 and power 100 and 80 gray scale and Jarvis dithering.
@@laserengravingwithmatt7833 - I'm just starting into glass - Two questions: what wattage is your laser in this video? Do you have a video on how to set up "80% grayscale"? Thank you in advance.
60watt. It is in coreldraw like the 3rd from black I think
@@laserengravingwithmatt7833 thank you. Found it. Never realized that.
@@laserengravingwithmatt7833how many lines per inch?
All that primping...:-). Looking good!
Thanks
first you said power way up, 30$ speed. then you said speed as fast as would go and power low? which is it?
I get it. you burned the glue to the glass that allowed the laser to etch on the second pass. clarify you speed plz!
When you burn the glass just the glass is 30 speed hundred percent power. When you are etching the tape so you don’t burn the glass you would go 100% speed in 12% power. The tape is only used to make sure the etching is in the right spot.
@@laserengravingwithmatt7833 Thanks. I will give it a try this morning.
And, if you’ve got a camera onboard you are one step closer without using tape.
How to etch glass....
Step one: Have tens of thousands of dollars worth in laser equipment.
Yeah, we all have lasers... 🙄
is just no hand made
Uh…. This is a centering vid.
Thanks
Bring the power down to 11 what??? watts? percent??... cmon man, finish your sentences..... so how much wattage did it finally take to engrave the flag onto that glass?
Epilog goes by percentage so 11 is percent … Speed
I etch glass by hand I like the laser idea but there's no skill in it