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    Default ... some parts for Christmas

    ... for a school event of my youngest son I've cut some deco-art with Christmas motives.

    Here the first results in cardboard ... I'm working on some more complex 3D-parts ...

    Weihnachten1.jpg


    ... and here an older lasercut miniature flying buttres(?):

    Schwibbogen-3D.jpg

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    Those are beautiful! Nice detail. Good work!

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    Very detailed! Job well done.

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    ... my wife wished the candle-arch a bit greater and with more 'atmosphere':

    Schwibbogen_Teelichter.jpg

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    It's beautiful.

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    ... at request of my wife I've sketched an "Elk-bow" and lasercut it from 4mm-poplar- and 3mm-balsa-plywood.

    Used a 3.5W@445nm-diode at roughly 2W, pulse/pause-ratio around 50%, 7 minutes per pass, 5 or 6 passes (don't remember exactly) for the poplar, 4 passes for the balsa plywood.

    Here it's cutting without shielding:

    Elch-Bogen_ohne.jpg


    ... with:

    Elch-Bogen_shield.jpg


    ... and ready:

    Elch-Bogen_fertig.jpg



    ... and here the older poplar-part in foreground and one cut from cardboard in the back:

    Elch-Bogen_aufgebaut.jpg

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    ... I'm lasercutting some samples for the next exhibition - actually some "seals" made from different materials:

    Dichtung1-Alle.jpg

    Dichtung1-Alle_Detail.jpg



    - best to cut is sponge rubber:

    Dichtung1-Moosgummi.jpg



    ... and a video cutting it with a 'pulsed' blue 3W-diode - https://vimeo.com/175801655

    Viktor

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    ... made some more samples - first a pretty hard and thick (and hard to cut too) piece of foam material, normally used for shoe-soles:

    Schaumstoff-dick2.jpg



    And then a sample from poplar plywood - first the engraving (with some fume traces):

    Muster Liberty2 - Schraffur1.jpgMuster Liberty2 - Schraffur2.jpg



    - to avoid stronger fume traces when cutting, I previously coated it with adhesive tape:

    Muster Liberty2 - Schnitt2.jpg



    - from the back:

    Muster Liberty2 - Fertig2-Hinten.jpg



    - ready:

    Muster Liberty2 - Fertig3-Abgezogen_Detail.jpg


    Viktor

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    ... I had to change some samples for the next fair - here the steps for multicolor laser-marking

    First - stick complete blue and cut for the border:

    Rand Blau gelasert.jpg


    ... cleaned:

    Rand Blau abgezogen.jpg


    - coat/stick red and white partially for the text:

    RotWeiss aufgeklebt.jpg


    ... cut the text and engrave the logo on plain eloxal:

    RotWeiss gelasert.jpg


    - nearly done:

    Zwei Schilder.jpg


    ... ready:

    Zwei Schilder - fertig.jpg


    Viktor

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    try a strong fan to blow the vapor away. That can limit the vapor trails too. I also tried a spray on plastic that peals off but I don't know the name anymore.

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