How to laser engrave a photo onto painted ceramic tile
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- Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2020
- Learn how to process/edit a photo and laser engrave your processed photo onto white tile spray painted black with rustoleum x2 canyon black.
First we will learn how to edit/process your photo using Adobe photoshop and my automated photo processing script “Da Sauce”
We will then move over to the machine side of things and I will show you exactly what details we are looking for to accurately laser engrave/etch all of the fine details displayed on our computer screens of the processed photo zoomed in to 100% once you get your laser settings correct the photo process will shine!
You can pickup a copy of this automated photo processing script for photoshop right here!
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Remember! It’s the best 20 bucks you’ll spend and there’s several different photo processes included within the photoshop script package. Most importantly! Updates are always free! Consider this one time purchase a ticket to a growing toolbox of top notch photo processes.
Checkout Da Master Collection bundle, This includes every photo process that I have released to date. Also included is Da Big Gimpin Plugin that has really made an awesome name for itself throughout the laser world and its phenomenal for engraving photos on wood! So don’t miss out on that process because it’s a great one and Gimp is a free software.
Thanks for watching!
Fantastic video thank you.what post lasering process do you do to ensure paint sticks to tile
Hi! I have a 45 watt laser (Glowforge) I do not have a way to set % in the software for GF. Do you know any glowforge settings that may be a starting point? currently i have been using 800 speed and full power but i am not real happy with the results and its frustrating on this machine 😏 I purchased your action today, super excited to use it!!
whats the difference between da sauce and da big gimpin plugins for their respective software?
could you guesstimate the settings for a 15w laser please
How much air were you applying in this process
What wattage is your laser?
Sorry for my ignorance what are the paper towels doing?
What wattage machine are you running? I’d like to start close to those settings, but we’d need to adjust for power differences.
It’s a 60w machine, the best thing to do is start with one speed such as 180mm/s and also a low power that you know won’t do anything. Increase only your power upwards until it’s perfect. To go faster from there you will increase your speed and increase the power to keep the balance
do u spray any thing on to seal/protect them
You can clear coat or even better pour clear epoxy over them. Professionally I now use two color plastic because you don’t have to mess around with any of that. I still use tile however, it’s great for staying sharp and the settings are similar to the two color plastic “row mark” etc.
What kind of paint are you using
What was the total time fir the engraving?
I believe it was about 50 minutes or so. 12x12 200dpi. I could increase the speed if I really wanted to since it’s a lower resolution, if you go too fast you’ll eventually miss details which wouldn’t turn out so great.