Ultimate Guide to Assembling Your Dragon Showstopper Laser Cut Design by Welcome Home Custom
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2024
- Welcome to our latest tutorial where we'll guide you through assembling our stunning Dragon Showstopper laser cut design! 🌟 This comprehensive video will cover everything you need to know, whether you're new to laser cutting or a seasoned pro looking to master our Showstopper series.
Want to make your own dragon? GRAB THE FILES HERE: welcomehomecustom.com/collect...
00:00 Introduction
00:24 File Overview
02:15 Shared Line Master Overview
03:45 Separated Master Overview
05:13 Cut By Color Overview
05:51 Scored vs. Not Scored
07:20 Assembly
07:46 How to place your pieces
08:40 A note on the second layer
08:54 Placing little pieces - place the big ones first
09:35 Frame or Template Square
10:16 Time to Glue
12:21 The dragon face... again
13:20 Place second layer if using it
13:42 Finish with lacquer
🔹 What's Inside:
A detailed review of all files included in the Dragon Showstopper bundle
Step-by-step instructions on how to cut each piece
Tips for perfect wood placement
Pro tips on gluing for a flawless finish
And much more!
Our Showstopper designs are known for their intricate details and impressive final results. This tutorial will not only help you create a breathtaking dragon piece but also equip you with the skills to tackle any of our other Showstopper designs.
👥 Who Should Watch:
Laser cutting enthusiasts
Intermediate-level laser cutter owners
Craft lovers looking for a new challenge
Anyone interested in creating stunning, detailed wooden designs
Interested in a laser like mine? I use a Nova 14 in this video... I also own a Mira 7. Both are amazing machines! here is a handy dandy link if you want more details. Please note I am an affiliate with Aeon lasers. aeonlaser.us/promos?ref=Welco...
Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel and visit our website Welcome Home Custom for more designs and tutorials. Share your finished projects with us using #ShowstopperDragon - we’d love to see your creations! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Robin, this is incredible. You give such an incredible overview and make the information so straight forward and easy to understand. It's an amazing amount of information but I can see even beginners succeeding with your work. This is GORGEOUS, and I'm blown away. I'm such a big fan!
Awe Sam!! Thank you so much for your kind words ❤️❤️❤️
Your projects, quality of instructions, and your videos are so wonderful.
Thank you! I appreciate that!
@@welcomehomecustom I will be trying a showstopper soon. I need to get the placement layout on the 24x24 but my laser is a WeCreat Vision and the laser bed is smaller than that. Any suggestions?
Holy Moly!!! Subscribed!!
Awe! Thank you!!
Awesome!!!❤
Thanks!!!
@@welcomehomecustomwill you be adding this to your Etsy store?
Not right now. A couple of the format zips are bigger than Etsy allows… but the dragon is available on my website welcomehomecustom.com/collections/just-listed-at-welcome-home-custom-designs/products/dragon-showstopper-laser-ready-designs
Very nice work. Do you do a lot of hand sanding for shaping edges of the pieces and removing burnt edges ? Or some kind of rotary like a dremel ?
I use a Marathon rotary tool with Saburrtooth bits. And finish with hand sanding
nice work never thought about doing intarsia type of work on a laser, first time seeing your videos. Subscribed. is the wood you are using solid hardwoods or mdf core with veneer?
I used solid hardwood for the dragon. I rounded the edges with a rotary tool which I can’t do with ply. If I wasn’t going to round the edges, veneer would totally work
@@welcomehomecustom nice where do you find the thin hardwoods at?
can you buy these in kits? or are these something you have to make yourself?
I create digital files for other laser cutter owners to purchase. I always make one to test the files. So no kits from me but maybe another laser owner would make one after buying the file. ❤️
does this come with a commercial license to sell the finished pieces? (not the files)
It’s for small businesses to make and sell…. yes… not to be sent to a factory to mass produce ❤️
Love to see how you create these images and the conversion to a laser file.
I actually draw them in vector format on my iPad using illustrator for iPad. Then I switch over to my desktop to do all the precision and refined work on my Mac in illustrator