Photo on Glass with xTool D1 10w Laser
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ค. 2022
- This is a complete video from start finish from the original photo with the photo editing process included. All the setup and settings are here to help you engrave a photo on glass this easily. The image editor colors are different on the video so you will need to make yours darker than it appears. You can see the results for yourself.
More information and details about backer materials are on my website.
vipervisuals.net/laser/glasso...
80/80 pretty dialed in. Great job.
You have some amazing work there
Great work!!!
great explanation on the what to look for on the detail part
Wow, Dang good job.
and the black glossy made it pop!
I appreciate you sharing the knowledge
also website is nice.
Very nice job
Excellent work that's a good idea I'm trying to use that technique. Keep up the good work
Thanks 👍
That's brilliant!
Excelente! I will try!
There are more and better instructions on the website viperdesigned.com/laser/glassonthefly.html
excelente video hermano te falto decir el tiempo que demoro en grabarlo muy buena explicación
I love your work! I have a 5w XTool D1 and I'm excited to try these methods. I just wanted to know if you've figured out a way to cut transparente acrylic? I hope you get to see this and hace a good day/night!
congratulations for the really exhaustive video, I still don't have a laser engraver in my hands, I bought a 20w sculpfun s30pro max but it still hasn't arrived, I take this opportunity to try to understand how this fantastic world of engraving works, I one wonders how long these engravings last with dish soap and, if possible, use the same method to engrave the transparent plexiglass ?
Wow, great video. I'm a boudoir photographer and have been interested in offering portraits etched in glass. This seems to work very well and I'm interested in this process for sure. I believe you own the 10W system but wondered your thoughts on the 20W version - needed or not? Also are you using air assist or see the need for air assist? Thanks in advance for your advice.
Hi Wilson.. Thank you for the comments and interest trying it out. Air assist is useless on this process. The etching happens on the bottom side of the glass between it and the backer material. It's interesting to watch it happen.. Blowing air on it won't do anything but make the glass colder and increase the risk of shattering it. All materials have their limits and it doesn't matter how much wattage you throw at it. 10w does just fine and there is no advantage voltage wish to going with the 20w. There may be other features that might be useful depending on the amount of work you plan on doing with it...
@@viperdesigned thanks so much for the response! Best to you and yours.
Nice work! The bottom of the picture is a bit shifted to the right? Did the glass move??
Not sure if I bumped the table or what but did a belt check right after just in case.
EXELENT GOD .....I BE TRY
Thank you and I hope it works well for you!
Love your "we the people" engraving! Are you using the free software? Please let me know which software you are using.
Thank you! I have a couple different 'We the People' pieces posted. The boots one is my favorite. I use LightBurn, but you can use the free LaserBox. You get what you pay for is all I'm going to say :) You will need to do more photo editing on your own before opening them in LaserBox. It doesn't have much for image editing options compared to LightBurn.
Have you seen the lit version of the 'We the People' with the boots? Glass needed to be cleaned better, but still looks good. viperdesigned.com/WTP-Boots-Lit.jpg
@@viperdesigned Beautiful!! Thank you!
Very nice video, and lady 🙂
the speed 80 is that per minute or second.
Thank you and glad you like it. I'm stuck in mms(millimeters per second) from way back and just find it easier for me.
Great video a little long but that said is still good. You show how to do it engraving the back side, how would you do it on the front side without actually etching the back side to. Hope you understand what im trying to say.
Thanks
Thanks for the comments. I think,,, lol I like to bore people to death.. lol You can use masking vinyl or acrylic paint to coat to the front and just engrave the front side. It takes a little more work and you loose the ability to do some detailed pieces with shading. Does great with logos and things like that that are a single color. There are tons of videos out there on that.
Fantastic work 👍 I tried to copy you, with a picture of a butterfly. I made a mess of it 🤨 Where is your focus ? On the glas, or on the backing paper. I also run a xTool D1. Cheers from Denmark.
Oh No!! Thats not good. I just focus to the top of the glass. Drop the gauge and set it. Don't get much easier. :) I have all the steps on the website if you need them. I do need to update the heat settings.. vipervisuals.net/laser/glassonthefly.html
@@viperdesigned Thanks, for the reply - i will hear right over and check out the website... 🙂
@@viperdesigned P.S. Just been over to your website - sooo cool..I like it... 🙂
Do you have to edit image to black and white then make it a negative before using the image in light burn
About half way up the image the laser shifted over several pixels to cause a visible broken line effect in how her face and hair align. Or was the jib bumped at some point during the burn causing the shift in material?
I'm not exactly sure what happened but I probably bumped the table or unit and didn't notice it at first. I was living dangerous doing the video and didn't have the laser or table mounted. Haven't seen that happen in any other projects.
I don't understand, you made changes to the image settings but you finally burned the original one !!! or am I wrong?
Regards and thank´s
If you could show putting her on a drinking glass glass test would be amazing. I can’t even get a face on a piece of glass following your technic.
Is there a difference to watch for in settings, between the D1 and D1 pro?
The D1 is only 10w so that would make a difference if you have the 20w Pro. 10w Pro should use the same settings. Haven't done any with a 20w yet so not sure how much difference there will be. I'm sure it will take some adjustment in the settings. Winter is coming and I'll have more indoor time. Playing with a 20w is on the plan..
Did you use 3 in 1 oil on the glass?
I do the smaller ones(5x7) dry without anything on the glass at all. The latest info is on this webpage. vipervisuals.net/laser/glassonthefly.html I prefer using a thin layer of dish soap when I do larger images or ones with a lot of heavy engraving.
Do you know conversion of xcs setting to lightburn for this?
Speeds and settings should be about the same, but I haven't tried it yet. I will get XCS this weekend with try it with a new 20w Pro and see what we get..
i see now its 80 per second ;-)
how long did it take to engrave the photo on glass I dont know what I am doing wrong I put in all the setting you showed and it said it would take 49:49:25 what could it be
The 5x7 only takes about an hour. I am using mm/s for speeds. 80% power and 80mm/s on speed is my base line and I make adjusts from it if needed. 49hours? I'm not doing anything that long even if I like it.. lol
@@viperdesigned so what could be wrong because I put in them same setting 80 power and 80mm/sc and did the previous and that was the time that came up is there a different setting somewhere that could make it do this in settings im pretty new at this so I'm sure there is something I'm doing wrong any help would be appreciated love all your projects on here thanks for sharing you do awsome work
@@waderollag6293 I've done the exact same copied the speed and power on a 100mm x 66mm picture and the times coming in at 17hours??? I've no idea what I'm doing wrong
What happened half way down the picture? You can see the image appears to have shifted to the right a little bit. Very noticeable in the hair on the cheek.
Hi Sammy,, That was some of the fun things we got with earlier software and firmware versions. Same machine hasn't done it since updating. You weren't supposed to notice! :)
i just bought one i use to have ORTUR LASER MASTER it would not engrave on glass
Well my laser master 3 10w engrave deep in the glas and all through the glace on tiles
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I tried these settings Lightburn said it was going to take almost a Day to run it at 80.00 mm/sec then I noticed how slow my Laser was moving. Watched the video again no way it's moving at 80 mm/sec maybe 1800-2500 mm/sec
Thats one reason I don't edit the videos. You see it just like I did it. 80mms works out great for me. What DPI/Lines are you using? 90/100 lines is all I use on glass.
Good Video but hard to understand sometimes for mumbling
Thanks! Haven't done a video in a while and a little rusty. Trying to think of too many things at one time. I'll work at it! Thank You for watching!!
All the best GB
I have a D1Pro and it’s not that loud..”.
Mine isn't either until you turn the camera on.. lol The microphone just seems to love the fan noise. Need to come up with something for that. I hear the 20w are even louder than the 10w. I'll get one soon enough.