Easy Aluminum business card engraving NEJE MAX 4 E80 with jig

Aluminum card is one of my favorite material to work on, unlike organic materials it is consistent and very laser focus sensitive.
Lightburn file for making the 9 cards jig : / 771490648114289
Lightburn file (mask) for using the 9 cards jig : / 771490318114322
03:21 What image and power to use with E80
06:36 My setup, NEJE and the DIY enclosure
09:25 The 9 cards jig and how to make and use
19:05 Finding the right focus length for your laser
24:03 Demo engraving
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[@capcloud]

that's pretty cool stuff. i am generally interested in engineering applications, but i must say the cards look really appealing. They're kind of like baseball collectable cards on steroids.

[@BCreviews]

Thanks for watching, the Neje Max 4 is better at cutting than engraving. I hope my info will be good for anyone who is researching to buy a diode laser as my LaserPecker 4 (another full video on that with Alu cards to compare with on my channel) is much better at doing these kind of engraving. I will be using the max 4 to make precision cut on material up to 12mm as I do a lot of DIY and my cuts are not very straight 😅

[@Tensquaremetreworkshop]

Good content. Where did you get the protective screen material for your cover?

[@BCreviews]

www.sheetplastics.co.uk

[@Tensquaremetreworkshop]

@@BCreviews Thanks! I am guessing that you used the orange acrylic...

[@BCreviews]

Yes , orange 3mm

[@RaimiAmir]

May I know what type of image mode you used? Is it grayscale, jarvis or others?

[@BCreviews]

Dither

[@RaimiAmir]

Thanks..