Making Leather Hat Patches on a Laser Using Lightburn
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- Опубликовано: 19 мар 2023
- Making Leather Hat Patches on a Laser
In this video I go over the process of designing leather hat patches in Lightburn and then producing the product on my OMtech Co2 laser.
Leatherette with adhesive backing from JDS Industries
100w OMTech Laser
Engraving
500mm/s at 20% power .1 line interval
Cut
50mm/s at 40% power
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This is AWEsome.
Thank you!
There are SO MANY fantastic Lightburn use tips in this video. Incredibly useful!
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much for the feaux stitch look! Been trying to figure this out forever!
Awesome looking patch, thanks so much for this video, super helpful to me as a new Lightburn user.
GENIUS Stick edge!
Awesome video!!! Thanks for the help. I just started laser engraving/cutting about two weeks now. I feel like this is what I was meant to do. I just work and go home 😢 now I have a hobby.
So that's how we add a die-cut line around an odd shape! Thank you so much, I could never figure it out!!
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing!
Good looking patch both designs. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Could you do a video talking about what all is needed to get started with a laser business? What accessories are needed/helpful to have? What you would recommend for a beginner that isn’t a desktop machine but still easy to learn to use.
Great video!!! And so east to follow!
Great vid!
great video!!
Very nice work!
Thank you!
Hi Brandt! Thanks again for another great video. I like the 2nd version with the stitches better myself. I was wondering, is there a way that we can make the stitches bolder/fatter? Thanks for everything you do for our community. Cheers! Marco :)
Great tutorial
Thank you!
Very Nice...
Question for you, what do you use as a covering when pressing the the patch on the hat?
Love the design, how do you get it too make multiple of something in one go? I can't figure that out so doing singles and losing the will too live with batches
Hi do you happen to have a setting for cut on mira 9 for the dots and cut line
Any tips on advertising these to local companies? Just wondering but how did you pick up this customer for example?
Do you have a link or recommendations for the type of leather?
What kind of magnets are those?
Sorry if I missed this info, do you have an upgraded lens? I have the standard that came with the (same) laser ... and I get horrible charred edges - I cannot figure out how to reduce the charred leatherette and still CUT the patch out
any suggestions? Thank you SO very much!
Hi, where do you buy your leather from? link?
hola, que material usas, como se llama el material que ocupas
You skipped over the settings you used for each layer. What did you end up using?
Can't afford a laser like this. What is a good entry level laser for doing patches for hats? I can upgrade as business builds.
Loved the tutorial and just subscribed! Quick question - Do you clean the leather after engraving and before applying to a hat?
If I am engraving with the air off then there is little to no residue and most of the time I will skip the cleaning unless I can see a need to.
@@BeardedBuildsCo So you usually turn the air off when doing leather?
Great Video, but we need more info. What material is this and what size laser and power setting did you use? Thanks
Thank you! Everything that you are asking for was either mentioned in the video or is in the description .
Hi, thanks for the video and your settings.
Worked perfectly with my Aeon 100W laser.
Exept when I cut or engrave a line, at every corner, for cutting, it is not cut trough and for engraving, it is a bit burned to much.
Do you have sugestions for that?
Thanks.
Are you setting your min and max power to the same?
@@BeardedBuildsCo that was indeed the problem. thanks for the help.
You’re welcome!
Love all the tips here. Not a huge fan of the camera just in the corner, I need to see more of that bearded body!
Hahaha
A couple of questions. On the second patch (not the die cut patch, the inner line where you made the stitch line, if a person were to just leave it a line, would that engrave a solid line, and be used as a sew line or channel to sew with a sewing machine? Also, I have read that lasering leatherette or faux leather produces toxic fumes. Is that not an issue, or do you just make sure that you don't have any leaks and are venting 100% outside? Thanks for the videos and information.
This material is specifically designed for laser engraving and is not made with PVC products.
Leaving the stitch line as just a line would likely score through your material more than you would like. Ultimately you would have to test and see if you can get a result that you like.
@@BeardedBuildsCovery good. I see what available out there.
@@BeardedBuildsCo Okay, did the research on what to use. I have some leather, and will be ordering some product from probably Lonestar. One more question. On the stitch line, using leather heavy enough to cut a stitch line into ) 5-6 oz. veg tanned leather), is it possible to make that stitch line a different size as far as width? Not the width between the stitch groove/line, but the actual width of the stitch line, so I could match the width and depth of the size of my thread, which would be #92 bonded nylon (like you would use for much heavier leather. Thanks again!
What file format are you starting with on the logo?
Svg or AI
Hi I need your help I used autolaser I have problem to print with it
Not sure what the problem is or what auto laser is.
I’d like order patches of Montana with my company logo. Can you help out?
Yep! Send me an email at orders@beardedbuildsco.com