5 WAYS to use a Laser Cutter with Leather - xTool D1 Pro 20W Review
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"something, something, science...you can't do it" LOL Love it. I have the D1 with the 20w module. I love it and got some great ideas for leather from you. Thanks!
haha! thanks for watching!
I LOVE your tutorials! You get right to it. I have to fast forward thru most other tutorials.
I don’t really get why so many people try to cut in one pass. Go faster with more passes (time is the same) and the cut will be a lot cleaner. With leather ánd wood. But nice review. Thanks
Ah something something science. Thanks for the clarification.
Great video!
I don't have a laser tool. I'm on the fence only because I have so many things I like to do already... embroidery, rhinestone, doll clothes, etc. This is one I have to give up.
However, I you want to make stuff like molds and wood projects, I would buy from you as long as the prices are affordable.
Thank you for always sharing.
Yeah for sure! So many hobbies and not enough money or time. Thanks so much for watching!
At my job we have a CO2 laser, and my boss lets us use any scrap we have for personal projects. So any downtime we have we're allowed to use the laser. What I do is that I laser cut acrylic and make stamps. I made my own logo/maker mark in ½in, 1in, and 2in sizes. I'll wet the leather all the way through, place my stamp, and clamp it down AS HARD as I can. It makes a nice and deep impression, especially as the leather gets thicker.
I've managed to crack only the 2in stamp, but the ½in and 1in are fine still.
FYI, on why won't cut clear acrylic
Clear acrylic will not be cut with a blue laser because the light will pass through the material and not be absorbed. This requires an appropriate laser, such as a CO2 laser cutter. A CO2 laser cutter emits a laser beam in the infrared range, which can be absorbed by acrylic of any color.
Even though I knew this, and I appreciate you giving the real answer to anyone who might want it, I really liked her "something, something science" answer. My brain really wanted to give her a big high-five for this and I'm now a subscriber.
Just bought mine 🙏🙏🙏
great video
Nice video, have you tried to cut the suede fabric yet?
Old video, hope you see this. Curious about results with different kinds of leather, this all seems to be vegetable tanned. Curious about oil tan, latigo and bridle leather, and while I have my own d1 and could test I'd love to benefit from your knowledge if you have any.
Xtool support great for youtubers.
Days and weeks if you're not
Can anyone reccomend some good masking for 3-4oz leather to reduce some of the soot on leather patches? Also, could masking be a fire hazard?? THANK YOU!
How do you remove the burnt ash that covers everything
Great video. Can you also make a video on the Glowforge CO2 40W laser that you have, and all it can do. Thank you
I'll definitely do one in the new year. Thanks for the comment!
@@SpringbokCraftCo Great, of course when you have time, I know its no easy task making these videos and time consuming. Thank you looking forward to it !
Did you refer to mm per seconds, I suppose. Is it right?
I have engraved tumblers and glass also metal business cards.
such a versatile machine!
Share the file you used for the tool holder?
Don't understand why you didn't cut the rubber stamp out while on the laser after rastering..
I’m curious if you could mark the clear acrylic with masking tape and cut out the template? Have you tried that yet?
I haven't tried it, but I've read on a few forums it doesn't work well. Thanks for watching!
I have a question: How do you get the burnt smell out of your wearable laser cut leather products? I cut out earrings and they smell like tri-tip. I am testing my bad passes I made with my xTool D1 Pro 20w with distilled vinegar... Help!
I find sprinkling baking soda on it helps and letting it sit in it a bit and then washing it off. But yeah, the smell is not great.
What settings did you use for the leather cutting on lightburn?
I haven't used the xTool with lightburn yet.
But these are the settings for xTool's software: th-cam.com/video/WmB0CrGCu00/w-d-xo.html
Haha, you're awesome!
Would you recommend this for engraving and cutting patches for caps?
i think it's prob the best bang for buck laser right now for that. definitely get the air assist with it.
can someone please translate the whole speed 11 to actuall mm/s or mm/min?
Thanks for sharing. Your video was helpful. However, I'm confused about materials that should be avoided with the Diode laser, d1 pro. Not because of your video, but I see so many people engraving/ cutting leather and acrylics when I thought these were highly toxic materials to cut and should be avoided.
I've watched several videos and many are cutting materials which the D1 Pro manual states we should never cut. I find it really troubling with XTool because they specifically list materials We Should Not Cut due to Toxicity, but at same time they are SELLING/SUGGESTING acrylics and Leather to D1 Pro/ Diode laser owners. The information is so conflicting...No one seems to care or they are unaware of the Chlorine gas and other toxins they are exposing their lungs and they work space to.
Is there something I'm missing? I'm also concerned about some woods and MDF.
Is there a website that offers information about safe laser engraving materials? But More importantly types of materials we should avoid?
Definitely. I'm not an expert on this subject at all. But from what I've researched, I personally would only laser cut vegetable tanned leathers (which doesn't have Chromium in it).
The thing you're avoiding when laser cutting chrome tanned is Chromium VI. Typically this was used more in the past and their are strict regulations in place to minimize chromium VI. Chromium III is more common now (and in general, people believe this is safe to laser, but there are others who would just avoid it to be safe)
The issue is if you don't know where the leather comes from and can't guarantee that it doesn't have Chromium VI, many countries have less strict regulations and lack of quality control. If you know where you're getting your leather from, you can ask them what their tanning/dyeing formula is.
This is a good start for what is not safe:
www.troteclaser.com/en-ca/learn-support/faqs/unsuitable-materials-laser-processing
$1000 seems like a lot since an ender Falcón 2 is half that price.
Been trying to return mine for the last week, and xtool has ghosted me. I spent around 2800 bucks for everything. And they wont even respond. Guess I didn't do my research.