Video Tutorials — laser engraved

Welcome to our latest laser cutting adventure! In this video, we delve into the world of laser cut wood stickers. Join us as we explore the art of transforming veneer, plywood, and hardwood thins into unique, customizable stickers that add a touch of natural elegance to any surface. Discover the precision and creativity involved in designing and cutting these wooden wonders with laser cutting technology. We'll walk you through the step-by-step process, from selecting the perfect wood material to laying them out inside Lightburn.Whether you're new to laser engraving or a seasoned pro looking to try something new, this tutorial...

In this post, we’ll be reviewing the WeCreat Vision: a compact 20W diode laser engraver and laser cutter. Equipped with a built-in HD camera, Wi-Fi connectivity, air assist, and boasting a maximum speed of 600mm/s. The unique design features an inner frame that lifts entirely, eliminating the need for riser bases and constant laser adjustments. With its knife bed removed, it can engrave materials up to 140mm (5.51 inches) in height, and with the rotary attachment installed, it can laser engrave tumblers up to 100mm in diameter. What’s in the Wecreat Vision box? Click to expand What’s in the box? Vision...

Tired of struggling to secure your materials onto your laser machine's honeycomb bed? Tiring to laser cut warped plywood or other bent woods?Well, in this post and video, I’ll show you multiple methods to safely and quickly attach material to your laser cutting machine's honeycomb bed. The first and original method I used as hold downs was magnets.I typically use three different types of magnets: For thin materials like veneers, I use small button magnets: Available HereFor ⅛” (3mm) plywoods I use bar magnets: Available HereFor thick materials or materials that are very warped, I use these powerful utility magnets:...

In this video, we're going to look at engraving metal with a co2 laser. Although you can't technically engrave metal with a CO2 laser, you can use your CO2 laser to etch metal otherwise known as "marking" the metal. Although the metal isn't actually removed as it would be in an engraving process, it is permanently marked, which works well for many applications, although it won't give you deep laser engravings. This process also works well for etching metal with diode laser engraver. Get the Laser Marking Spray Here:Dry Moly Lube: https://amzn.to/3yYb7RqBlack Laser Ink for Metals Marking: https://amzn.to/3EZvnGi

In this video, we'll be looking at making a Puzzle Storage Box with an included laser cut lizard puzzle. For this laser cut project, I'll be using my 50-watt co2 laser cutter. The wood that we laser cut in this project 1/8" or 3mm Baltic Birch plywood and we'll be staining the wood boxes with a water-based stain. For tutorial should also work fine for Glowforge projects. *****Download SVG files ***** https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1souhm5nlpGkmYoAgArwsQiZ-7fNjwfc1?usp=sharing Laser Cut Box Generator Site: https://www.festi.info/boxes.py/