3D Acrylic Social Media Plaque
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
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This video shows you how we designed, cut and assen a 3D Acrykic Social Media Plaque on behalf of a Client.
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What type of laser did you use? I love the plaque. Your work is beautiful.
Thank you so much, its a co2 laser
How do you make the base for the sign?
I put glitter heat transfer vinyl on top of clear acylic then pressed it down with a heat press. I then cut out nase shape using the laser machine. Hope this helps.
Great tutorial. How did you print the qr code?
Good morning, the code itself was generated by my client and I printed it on cardstock using a digital printer
@@yourgirlinzim thanks. I didn't know if it was printed on printer paper or not
@@ricol6478 you are welcome
Are the QR codes printed on regular paper then glued on ? And does it have clear acrylic over it ?
I was really looking forward to how you got the sparkly part on their supplies glass etc
It is heat pressed glitter vinyl that I pressed over the acrylic then cut the shapes. Thank you so much for the lovely comment.
What type of glue did you use?
Its called glue genius adhesive by Glue Devil. You can also use Prime Bond Multi Purpose Adhesive, it works just as well.
I read that cutting vinyl with a laser can be really harmful to your health. Please make sure you’re using safe materials.
The video and end result look great. Thank you for this tutorial!
Noted thank you so much, when I bought the laser and was watching videos on laser machines I also came across a lot of channels that mentioned vinyl was unsafe and that they use what they call laser cut vinyl? Trust me I researched far and wide for the so called laser vinyl and can't find it anywhere.
If by some miracle you do find it please point it out for me too. Thank you for the heads up nevertheless, I appreciate it, and I appreciate you for reaching out and being kind enough to comment on my video.
Much love🥰
Thank you for the tutorial askana💞
You are more than welcome
I have been looking for this type of laser printer. What brand is this, can you share details of the printer please.
Hey Fatima, I have a Co2 laser for sale if you still looking….
Great video. Do you cut the HTV with the carrier or do you remove it when lasering? What temperature did you use to press it to the acrylic?
HTV is cut with carrier as that acts as the transfer tape when you are transferring it onto your chosen surface. As the Heat Press Temperature, I don't have a particular setting, i work my way up gradually until the HTV sticks to the acrylic. I've tried setting a high temperature but it bubbled up with acrylic and was unable to use it, so now I start from low/medium heat then work my way up slowly until the vinyl sticks to the acrylic. Hope that helps.
What's the name of the software you are using for designing?
Its corel draw
Hello , how many degree and minute to heat press acrylic and glitter paper?
Good day, you'll have to test a sample of your acrylic and glitter vinyl according to your heat press as they all differ and there's no one standard heat level for all. Hope that helps.
how did you layout the plaque stand is it detachable?
Yes its detachable dear, thank you for the comment.
Love your tutorial. Can you tell me where did you buy the pink acrylic?
Good morning Michelle, the acrylic is not pink, I layered pink vinyl/foam on top of clear acrylic to give the acrylic that effect. Hope this helps.
Where did you buy the acryl board?
And what size is it
I am in Zimbabwe so I buy my materials at a company called Pennanel which is in Belvedere
The Acrylic is 3mm thick and as for the plaque you can make it in any size you wish, there's no standard size