LASER ETCH ANY PICTURE WITH SNAPMAKER 2.0
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Just an idea on laser etching here in the SNAPMAKER 2.0 w/ LUBAN. You can literally laser engrave ANY picture to the surface of your choice.(take into consideration the warnings and guidelines of suitable materials as stated in the manual provided by SNAPMAKER.
"Well, what I just showed you was obviously wrong, so let's just grab one I did correctly before and I'm sure you'll figure it out like I did..." Thanks, Thumb.
I'm here for you all. Any time. I mean that. And, hey, if you catch me doing something backwards I'm totally open minded.
Couple things:
Thanks for the video, I found it helpful as SM/Luban sure don't explain photos at all
Your black image is not black, zoom in. the issue there is that it's showing the tool paths as well as the picture
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I now have Luban 4.0. There is no dot density anymore (or at least not that I can see). You have any idea where that setting is? I found in the older version that maxing this out to 10 gave me the best results
Just getting back in the swing of things. Let me get back to you on this.
@@thumbhobby1390 sounds good. Ya my laser head hasn't been used in about 6 months. I have been mostly 3D printing and stopped using luban for that a long time ago
Did you use 10 w laser? Set to what power
No i haven't upgraded to that yet. 😕 working on getting my end of the world stash put together for the time being. 😌🤣
Is there a specific setting needed to generate?
You'll just have go over the settings once you load a picture to get the shade and tone you want.
Have you played with any other software yet, I recently got my A350 started with cnc figured out I probably want to use some more bits so I have them ordered, switched over to the laser and the letter engraving is nice and simple. I am looking for a community of people discussing the technical ins and outs.
the snapmaker forums might be a good place to check out. snapmaker.com/community
thank you for the video!
how long does it take to etch something like that
I just did a 130x160 fine print took about 12 hours.