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EASIEST Way to Laser Engrave Metals with the xTool Infrared Module!

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EASIEST Way to Laser Engrave Metals with the xTool Infrared Module!

This is my second video with the xTool S1. I the first video, I demonstrated how to laser cut wood scales. You can watch that video HERE.I this tutorial, I'll show you how to used the xTool S1 1064nm Infrared laser module to engrave the stainless steal blades of these knives.  The 20W blue laser module that is the default emits light at a wavelength of 455 nm, while the 2W infrared module emits light at 1064 nm, the same wavelength used in many fiber lasers that are normally used for engraving metals. This difference in wavelength is significant because various materials...

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Exploring Lasers for Knife Making - Will it Work?

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Exploring Lasers for Knife Making - Will it Work?

Are you looking to sharpen up your style with knife making? Look no further than laser cutting knife scales! Knife scales are the handles of a knife, and by using a laser cutter, you can create custom designs to make your knife stand out but also replicate the over and over again. First, choose your preferred hardwood. I'll be using Maple, Walnut and Padauk. Next, design your scale using a software program like Lightburn. You can get as creative as you want with intricate designs or keep it simple with a natural look. Once you have your design ready, it's time to...

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DIY Laser Cut Wood Stickers: Easy Tutorial!

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DIY Laser Cut Wood Stickers: Easy Tutorial!

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...

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How to Replace the Victorinox Swiss Army Knife Scales!

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How to Replace the Victorinox Swiss Army Knife Scales!

Victorinox Swiss Army knives have earned a reputation for their adaptability and practicality, making them a favored choice among outdoor enthusiasts, adventurers, and everyday users alike. As time passes, the scales, or outer covers, of a Victorinox Swiss Army knife may wear down, become damaged, or simply necessitate replacement. If you're seeking guidance on how to remove the scales from your Swiss Army knife, this comprehensive guide will walk you through the process step by step.  Step 1: Gather Your Tools and ScalesBefore commencing the Victorinox scale removal process, ensure you have the following tools at your disposal:Plastic pry tools:...

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Cheap and Easy CNC Cutting Boards w/ Coffee Wood Stain

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Cheap and Easy CNC Cutting Boards w/ Coffee Wood Stain

Today we'll be looking at making some super easy CNC Cutting Boards from Laminated Pine Board you can get from most hardware stores. We'll be using the Shapeoko 3 and Carbide Create to cut this project and will be finishing the wood with instant coffee stain and Walrus oil wood wax cutting board finish. Download Carbide Create to open the work files: https://carbide3d.com/carbidecreate/*****My Easy Cutting Board Files to Download *****https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RfSTpdeGUu7CckXxfuwgobTLR1BRWPTk?usp=sharing

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