Embossing In Gold With Custom Laser Engraved Stamps
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this episode on Laser Engraving 911 I will show you how you can make your own custom laser engraved and laser cut heat embossing stamps from acrylic so you can decorate leatherette journals. This is the short version of the full tutorial video, stay tuned next week to see the full detailed episode. Links to all product used in the video below! You are now entering the Crafty Zone!
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TIME STAMP
00:00 Intro
00:37 Materials
02:09 Experimental Stage
02:50 Depth Requirements of Custom Stamps
03:30 Journal Template for Stamps
04:22 Glue Stage
06:45 Embossing Powder Adhesion
07:49 Removal of Excess Embossing Powder
09:05 The Magic of Embossing Powder
09:38 Reveal and Review
10:43 Other Color Embossing Examples
11:59 Outro
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You always do the most interesting things with your laser, I really appreciate your creativity figuring out what else your laser can do.
Thank you very much! I love doing that kind of stuff!
*I’m glad I stay until the end. I almost stopped the video when I saw the results after the powder was applied. Huge Difference After the Heat is Applied!!!*
Its pretty cool tech for sure! You should see the black!
Going to put my wife's logo for her new business on an order book for her - thanks so much for sharing
Fantastic!
so it was , mm this is interesting, then ah, oh wow followed so cute!
Nailed it! Great technique! Can’t wait to see the full video.
Coming soon!
Awesome. Last step blew me away!. Great work mike. Thanks for the lesson.
Glad you liked it! your very welcome
Great video, awesome result, another project for the laser. Thanks for taking the time to make this video👍
No problem 👍 Thanks Dave!!
Excellent, never thought of embossing with the laser before…always appreciate your content.
Thanks for watching!
That is freakin' awesome!
Thanks!! Hope To Inspire!
@@LaserEngraving911 definitely inspiring, thank you!!
I’d love to try this for some leather shoes! Great video thanks:)
Go for it!
Thie was excellent. I got so many ideas floating around in my brain. Thanks!
Great to hear! I thought so too!
Very cool! So, much info! Thanks for the video.
You bet!
Great demo! I'm going to try this out on some PU journals.
Have fun!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video! Thank you!
Glad you liked it! Thanks!
The ducky stole the show ❤
How long does the glue stay usable on the pad, once closed up?
Fun little project!
Thanks!! I found the glue stay pretty wet and tacky for about 3-5min hope you have fun experimenting!
Screen printing is also a good method.
That’s awesome 😮😮😮👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks!
Thank you so much!! I've been struggling all summer to add gold lettering and graphics to leather luggage tags, and I've wasted a lot of time and effort. I tried liquid mask/liquid gold leaf/leather primer and finishes in so many iterations and orders, and I was about to give up. Thank you, I can't wait to give this a try.
Glad I could help! it works best one smooth finished leather, no so good on raw vegtan, because the glue soaks into the raw leather to fast, need the glue to float ontop, so your application should work well
@@LaserEngraving911 That's reassuring, thanks! If I may ask, have you ever experimented with using tape or liquid mask to keep the glue in place on your design versus creating an acrylic stamp? The stamping technique seems perfect for a scenario wherein I'll be making the same design repeatedly, but if I'm making different monograms for each customer, my desire for efficiency wants there to be an easier way. Haha. Thanks, your channel is wonderful.
@@ivorytuskmeg Yes, and my final thoughts are do not put anything on the surface like mask or tape, liquid mask that may affect the finish of the leather or leatherette, the way I demonstrated I had the best results with.
Excellent !. Do you think stamp rubber would make a embossing stamp as well if glued to a hard backing. I think it would go better into the little grooves of the leather, or maybe it would push out from the stamp and ruin it all.
Great idea! always worth a try, anther material might be lino stamp material.
Did you do a video on making the actual acrylic debossing stamp?
Working on that!
wooooooow
its is pretty wow!! 😂
Would like to see if these could be used for debossing and pressure activated foils.
I think you need heat and pressure for those foils, thats why they use metal stamping dies, you cant heat the acrylic up hot enough to activate the glue on the foil, unless you know of a foil that doesn’t require heat that would work
Great video! Very helpful.
If I may ask, how do you make the stamps? Do you have a tutorial? Or svg files for sale?
Yes I do! coming in another video
Out of curiosity, why did you create the stamp using acrylic as opposed to the rubber stamping sheets? Do you see a benefit of one over the other?
Rubber is very stinky and require extra clean up, and more expensive, acrylic works just fine
I usually use heat transfer foil vinyl, but I'm curious how using embossing powder would go! Do you think that using a heat press would melt the powder effectively with a silicone sheet cover, or do you think it would be problematic with the glue?
Another fun idea: engraving the leatherette journals and pouring the embossing powder into it! (Making sure of course that there's no PVC in the journals. 😆)
Yes, absolutely its possible but you might smash the powder and not get the raised effect, as far as pouring in the engraving, you would also have to get the glue in there well which could be problematic. But def worth a go!
Looks like a course powder coating paint... makes me wonder if I can adapt that stuff to do this (on account of I have 3kg of the stuff lol)
I thought so too but its very different even tried this method with powder coat paint with poor results, Embossing Powder is a different animal
You talk about cutting this out of paper theoretically, you could take a blank sticker material such as the every full page labels white not cut it down and make your stencil out of that because you could stick it in place I could stay in place until everything was done, and then it simply peels off easy
great idea!
I'd be concerned about if the sticker material can be heat cut without offgassing.
@@dasplague3103 when laser cutting, you should have the proper airflow that holds the offgassing away so offgassing cannot be an issue
I would like to use it to emboss some chopsticks but I'm not sure it would work since I would need some small features.
not so sure that is going to work :( have not tired the powder on wood, but regarding how small you can go, you could make a stamp that small for sure.
Have you tried using/making rubber stamps?@@LaserEngraving911
Do you have a video on how you made the stamp?
Yess!! The full tutorial is coming next week!
how does the embossing hold up with wear and tear? Any special steps to waterproof?
Hold up great when done right, and it depends on the surface you are using it on as well, its water proof!
Can you put embossing powder into an engrave (without the glue) and melt it instead of trying to paint fill an engraving?
possible yes! but make sure you sweep away all excess outside the engraving, and not sure if it bonds to wood and other substrates
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What is the smallest feature size you've tried to emboss?
I think you should prep it with antistatic pad..
sure give it a try, I did not find that necessary, but if you think it would help go for it!
Can a similar embossing stamp be made with a diode laser using a black acrylic?
I don't see why not, it will probably take you a while to get he depth required suing a diode, but in theory, its do-able. 👍
@@LaserEngraving911or could you engrave the leather first and then fill the engraving with the embossing powder? sorry for all the questions lol. Im getting my first diode laser tomorrow :)
Just an odd thought. How do you think the embossing powder would work spread over an engraved area then lasered again?
tried it, its to heat sensitive to do it that way, heat gun works just right..
Me not knowing much about lasers and not knowing what laser you use , would a 10w diode laser be a possibility?@@LaserEngraving911
Where’s the video of you making the stamps?
Haven't uploaded it yet.. thanks for the reminder!
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You're using the term embossing incorrectly for leather.
Embossing in leather means its being actually compressed/depth to the design via pressure and/or heat.
What you have done is called stamping, not embossing. Very very different.
Stamping is essentially painting/colouring.
Embossing is pressing depth into the material.
I believe if you make the stamp with enough depth that you can probably combine the two processes. Emboss the leather using the positive and then apply the glue, or perhaps just fill the embossed mark on the leather with the powder, and then heat it up to fuse the powder into the embossing.
I like your way of thinking!! 😎
@@kerrypratt6077 i will try this out, was thinking about it during video