Engrave or Score Clear Acrylic on a diode laser Watch me make an LED Night Light Xtool S1 40 Watt
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ม.ค. 2024
- You can engrave and Score Clear Acrylic on a diode laser here is the trick to doing it.
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great tips on the q tips and sandpaper around the top edge, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
i get my laser tomorrow so this helps :) Thanks.. More tutorials on xtool s1 thanks
Oh your going to love it
Thanks
No problem
Thank you so much for your quick response! unfortunately, it is an xcs file format which I cannot/do not know how to open in lightburn
Sorry I am a total newbie on Light Burn. I just started using it last week so I am slowly figuring it out but have a lot to learn
Import using XCS and export as an SVG
Great video. Thanks.
Curious what the reason is to focus on the board and if it matters where you start the kaser to do so or if you just need to place and start it anywhere on the board?
The laser can't see the top of the clear acrylic the beam on 450 NM passes right through so by focusing on the board we are tricking it a bit and its engraving on the back side of it because it can focus and hit the board or paper no problem and since they are so close where the are in contact with each other it works-Hope that makes sense?
Have you by chance tried taping or painting around the outside edge to make the engravings brighter? Paint would give a better spot to grab it to clean when the time comes.
No have not tried that. Just did the sandpaper trick
Awesome job, very helpful. But I missed where did you get the acrylic
The link is in the description of the TH-cam video
Great example and art. So no prep of material, no paint, soap, what was your average setting for the burn and I understand it is different. Is because it is a 40w?
Power 23 speed 300 was on score not engrave but you can do either. and yes no prep just a dark back ground and focus has to be on the background not the acrylic
Hi, thanks for the video. What is the tool you have holding your honey comb? The one in the lower left corner.
th-cam.com/video/iqaoGxKdFos/w-d-xo.html
Made a video on it the links are in the description of the video
@@ALXSHARPEN Thanks, I found that one right after I sent that comment to you.
Hi, thank you for the video! can you please tell/show me where the file is?
Its on xtools site project site
projects.xtool.com/howtos/4711?Clipboard_Shot&Crypto%20AI%20Staking%20DeFi%20Platform%20UI%20UX%20Performance%20Dashboard%20App&Social_Share
May I ask what your settings are? I tried 15/450 and it didn't come out very good 😢
projects.xtool.com/howtos/4711
Speed 300 power 23 lpi 100 and it was on score
Thank you
The link for "Acrylic in all shapes for the above light " takes me to the Amazon sign in page and when I sign on it just takes me to my account page. Do you have any update on that particular link? Thanks. Do you have a link to the site you purchased those other acrylic pieces from?
I’ll check it out
Fixed
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If you are using shop air to dry the acrylic, hopefully you have an oil-less compressor or at least an oil trap in the line. Oil would make a terrible mess of things.
Did you see any oil on it ?
No, I’m sure that you are aware that your shop air is clean. I just wanted to warn folks that may follow your directions that they should be aware of a potential problem.
Sorry for the unicorn?