My Favorite Use For Laser Cutters!
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Lasers are a game changer when it comes to running a crafting business. there are a lot of small repetitive parts that having a laser cutter can really help to speed up and expand your capabilities
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Join us at Prince Armory Academy as we create the legendary Berserker Armor from the Manga Berserk! Learn, craft, or just enjoy watchin the process!
Learn how to make Leather Armor from the Prince Armory Academy! Use this tutorial to build your very on Berserker Sabatons or Foot Armor! And feast your eyes on the state-of-the-art laser cutter from Aeon Laser USA, and learn valuable crafting techniques for both beginners and seasoned cosplayers. Don’t miss our tips on laser cutting, material handling, and detailed assembly steps. Learn, craft, or just enjoy the process And if you're looking to support our work and join a community of passionate crafters, check out discord and our new Premium Guild Memberships for exclusive content and perks.
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I'm not into comic book cosplay, or whatever it's called, but that is some beautiful work that you do... and the armor photography is great, too. Mmmm! Armour potted meat sandwich!
Hey, as a frame of reference, what size head circumference is the berserk skull helmet pattern for at default? I have the pattern but don't want to trial and error my way to the right size since I have a really big head and a reference would help me scale it properly. I'm trying to make it out of metal so I can't count on it to stretch like leather would. Any response is appreciated, thank you.
Going to be a long while till I can afford a laser but its a goal to be sure
Great vid! Love your content. Question with the laser. Do you have any good tips to keep down charring? I have been wetting the leather first, which does help a bit, but seeing if you have any other tips? Cheers, and thanks for the amazing content!
Thanks. Wetting helps, masking with tape or tape sheets can do a lot, it also seems slowing down the speed can actually help, which seems counterintuitive. I'll be covering a lot of this in an upcoming vid (soonish) btw with examples.
@@Princearmory thanks! That IS counterintuitive. I will give it a go. Can't wait to see that episode!
@@SkillTree btw I sent you an email the other day, did you get it?
Dragon rider armor?
Downside to laser cutting leather.... the burnt steak smell for the next 3 days...
Yeah, that's why we always rinse off the leather shortly after cutting, that cuts most of the smell, and also dispose or trim off the offcuts, avoid letting them just build up, and sweep out the laser bed after every few project from rivet holes or dust.
Laser cutters are what cricut and sillouhette are to the craft world but for leather work
Can I run pasted back veggie tan leather in a laser cutter or is that toxic?
I'm not sure with this model. But I know a laser cutter he had before came with an exhaust system you could vent out through a window.
My personal philosophy is treat any smoke as toxic and make sure its vented properly or filtered properly. But yes I've used pasted back on the laser at times. Side point though, I don't like pasted back for most of my works though because it makes it harder to shape and work it compared to normal veg tan.
Hello, I purchased the warrior apprenticeship. By any chance, do those patterns have svg files?
Not yet but I'll be following up at some point and adding them later.
AWESOME! It never occurred to me to dye the leather before cutting them out on the laser!
Dragon rider armor next?
Dragon series projects are coming pretty soon
@@Princearmory you have no idea how happy you just made me!
Amazing Craftsmanship 👍🏻👍🏽👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
Very cool
Stupid question could you use an airbrush for the dye etc?
Yes it's very common, just mind your air pressure so you don't overspray your whole workspace with dye pigment