Awesome comment about the laser and your hands... I hate when people have nothing to do but nick pick things that are not relevant to the great example you are showing. Great video.
Shaky hands dirty laser, who cares? What you have made with both is outstanding. The best results take the most time, understanding of the process and patience. Top marks on all counts, and a big thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you! Beautiful workmanship and attention to detail! It looks amazing! Would love to see photos of your pieces on the trophies and with the recipients of the awards!
Thanks so much for this video. I can tell you put in some time in creating those and it shows. I know the folks who get these trophy's are glad of the effort. I sure would love to have a laser here so I could try my hand at design and creation. With folk like you who care to show and tell, it would be fun!
Wow wow wow! Very cool! I'm very new to lasering so I don't quite understand the rastering but I'm going to keep looking it up. Not sure my laser will actually cut through clear acrylic, but it will be fun checking it out! Thank you very much for sharing your process step by step. There is no way I'd be able to line that puppy up without a jig of some sort! Very impressive.
Fantastic video and explanation of the process. The texture in the background and black paint really makes it pop. I've been putting off acrylic in my 100w laser but this project is very inspiring.
Very nice quality. Excellent workmanship. Thank you for sharing your processes. I have not delved into acrylic pieces yet but as others have said - your video is so inspiring it makes one want to try their own hand at this. Kudos to you.
A Great Video Brother! I myself am new to the laser engraving community. I will definitely try this method, I’m already in the automotive care and paint industry.
Nicely done! The textured background adds a lot. I need to make a similar acrylic part that will lend itself to this technique. What power is your laser? Trying to figure out the equivalent speed/power settings for my 70 watt machine.
Hello, great video! thanks for sharing. One question. (newbie here) When you're lasering away for the text, wouldn't you want to up the power to carve into the acryllic so that the end result is a raised text effect? Like the paint is raised?
Great vid. Thanks. When you removed the center masking so you could engrave just the center, how did you know you were laying it down on the honeycomb EXACTLY in the same place where you did the first engraving? Sorry if this is a silly question. Only had my laser a few days and not familiar with all the tips and tricks yet? Thanks
I only have three questions! You may have mentioned them, but i might have missed it. What power lazer do you have? I only have a 10w diode. How did you line it up perfectly every time? And where do you get your graphics at? It looks great!
He has a 75W CO2 laser - diode lasers will be able to cut the paper (and maybe minimally etch the surface of the clear acrylic), it will not be able to cut the clear acrylic. As for lining it up perfectly each time, he has a fence to line it up each time in what appears to be the top right of the laser bed. Where he gets his graphics at, that I do not know, but there are plenty of resources out there (vector sites, Etsy, etc.).
Are you using cast or extruded acrylic? Whenever i try this type of process, the paint always bleeds into mico cracks in the engraved area.....be interested to know how you overcome this issue. Fab video, gives me inspiration to try something new today.
I remembered this batch of acrylic came from a friend who has a glass business. It was scraps from one of his jobs. The acrylic sheet has no information on it, so I don’t know if it was extruded or cast. My guess is that it’s extruded.
Are you using air assist when you engrave in that? When I engrave in acrylic, there is always some hidden dust when I apply the colors, which destroys the work.
I am not sure what you mean by aligning the background. If you meant how did I design it, I simply created circles inside each other. Alternating the color between black and white. Then I copied that group many times with an overlap of the circles creating the effect you see.
The part where you raster the Acrylic 8:29 and it doesn’t raster the writing. I’m trying do do this,could you please explain, is it masking or something else,
Awesome comment about the laser and your hands... I hate when people have nothing to do but nick pick things that are not relevant to the great example you are showing. Great video.
Shaky hands dirty laser, who cares? What you have made with both is outstanding. The best results take the most time, understanding of the process and patience. Top marks on all counts, and a big thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Absolutely genius. Perfect example of what and how to show a really professional looking technique. Thank you so much.
One of the best laser projects I've seen. Thank you for sharing.
*Extremely fabulous, how you have all your settings dialed in so perfectly!*
Thank you for the clear overview.
That texture really adds a nice touch. Awesome content, thank you!
Pretty cool my boy!! Good idea there!!
You’re an artist sir! Excellent video and tutorial!
Whoa, just whoa!!!! Hats off. This is beyond amazing!!!
Amazing work! Thank you for sharing the process. I appreciate your work. Thank you
Thank you 🙏 for sharing your technique, great video!
Perfect. Just the technique I was looking for. Very professional finish. Thanks for sharing.👍
Awesome! Thank you for sharing your talent! Looks so good.
Thank you! Beautiful workmanship and attention to detail! It looks amazing! Would love to see photos of your pieces on the trophies and with the recipients of the awards!
I love it! The background texture effect is awesome! Thanks so much for sharing!
That is super cool! Thanks for sharing!
Such an amazing technique and craftmanship. Thank you so much for explaining.
So glad I found you and this video! Awesome explanation and attention to detail.
what a great result..very nice
great video I can't wait to try this.
Great 👍
Perfect video explaining colour filling job
I have never seen this technique before. It’s awesome
Thanks so much for this video. I can tell you put in some time in creating those and it shows. I know the folks who get these trophy's are glad of the effort. I sure would love to have a laser here so I could try my hand at design and creation. With folk like you who care to show and tell, it would be fun!
Certainly not a quick process, but the end result is very slick and worth your effort. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome video! I had no idea how this type of acrylic project was made. Thanks for sharing!
Many thanks for sharing. Excellent work. I am sure the Chili was good as well.👍
Awesome job mate , looks terrific. 👌
You did an amazing awesome job explaining everything. 😊
Fantastic video! crisp clean results, best example I have seen and well presented.
Gorgeous and professional work man. I learned quite a few things from your content today, thank you!!!!
Very interesting process, thank you for sharing!
Outstanding ..... Skillset!
Awesome technique! I'll have to see if I can make that work on my K40
Really Cool...Thx for sharing
Just beautiful!. Great job.
Unbelievable !!! You are really artist!
Wow was looking for a video that will guide me to painting acrylic !!! Perfect video thanks for that 🙏🙏🙏 love your work
wow, great result! thanks for sharing the process!
Great work!
Thank you for sharing this ❤
So nice. Good job, dude.
Very creative and innovative with a great explanation of the layers and process
great job, this is amazing and beautiful.
Wow wow wow! Very cool! I'm very new to lasering so I don't quite understand the rastering but I'm going to keep looking it up. Not sure my laser will actually cut through clear acrylic, but it will be fun checking it out! Thank you very much for sharing your process step by step. There is no way I'd be able to line that puppy up without a jig of some sort! Very impressive.
Fantastic video and explanation of the process. The texture in the background and black paint really makes it pop. I've been putting off acrylic in my 100w laser but this project is very inspiring.
This is an awesome idea, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Love the textured background, good job!
really a great job!!!
Awesome! 👍
great job!!!
Very nice quality. Excellent workmanship. Thank you for sharing your processes. I have not delved into acrylic pieces yet but as others have said - your video is so inspiring it makes one want to try their own hand at this. Kudos to you.
OMG I am so impressed your video was great. I hope that I can learn more from you! I have the XTOOL P2 it is a learning process Thank you for sharing!
Well done, sir! That must have taken a considerable amount of time to figure out the best speeds and power settings! Very impressive, indeed.
Very informative, I hope the Chili was as excellent!
VERY COOL!!!! The paint on the back doesn't scratch off with people handling them or them bumping around against each other??
this looks great...
Wow! Great video. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and experience. This is an amazing technique!
Truly amazing and so innovative!
What a great job. Just what as was looking for TU.
What a video!! Now I have to try this method and process. Excellent job and thanks for sharing!
Awesome! Thank you so sharing.
Really cool. Good job
A Great Video Brother! I myself am new to the laser engraving community. I will definitely try this method, I’m already in the automotive care and paint industry.
Outstanding!!
OK, but how are you lining it up perfectly after picking it up so many times??!
This was great! Thank you for sharing.
I love this so clever. Thank you for sharing
Awesome job. Thanks for sharing
That’s tough 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Very nice job
how did you locate the piece back on the bed so precisely each time?
This machine has metal strips screwed to the top of the cutting grid. I just make sure it is against those every time.
Great work!!!
Outstanding!
Nicely done! The textured background adds a lot. I need to make a similar acrylic part that will lend itself to this technique. What power is your laser? Trying to figure out the equivalent speed/power settings for my 70 watt machine.
Thank you! Mine is 75 watts
Really great work. You're an inspiration to me.
Hello, great video! thanks for sharing. One question. (newbie here) When you're lasering away for the text, wouldn't you want to up the power to carve into the acryllic so that the end result is a raised text effect? Like the paint is raised?
You can do that.
Great vid. Thanks. When you removed the center masking so you could engrave just the center, how did you know you were laying it down on the honeycomb EXACTLY in the same place where you did the first engraving? Sorry if this is a silly question. Only had my laser a few days and not familiar with all the tips and tricks yet? Thanks
Just got my first laser. I love this and want to try an acrylic project. Any advice on where to buy acrylic and what type?
This is really and great video, this is inspiring!
I only have three questions! You may have mentioned them, but i might have missed it.
What power lazer do you have? I only have a 10w diode.
How did you line it up perfectly every time?
And where do you get your graphics at? It looks great!
He has a 75W CO2 laser - diode lasers will be able to cut the paper (and maybe minimally etch the surface of the clear acrylic), it will not be able to cut the clear acrylic.
As for lining it up perfectly each time, he has a fence to line it up each time in what appears to be the top right of the laser bed.
Where he gets his graphics at, that I do not know, but there are plenty of resources out there (vector sites, Etsy, etc.).
Brilliant! I would be worried every time I took the piece out of the laser bed...
the background texture is great, do you happen to have a link to it or a file, please?
how did you place the piece back on the same spot in the laser every time you took it to paint?
Always using the same origin for the laser. Also made sure not to separate the jobs over multiple days to avoid disturbing the homing
Are you using cast or extruded acrylic? Whenever i try this type of process, the paint always bleeds into mico cracks in the engraved area.....be interested to know how you overcome this issue. Fab video, gives me inspiration to try something new today.
I used cast acrylic. Microcracks were present but in my opinion it did not affect the end result.
I remembered this batch of acrylic came from a friend who has a glass business. It was scraps from one of his jobs. The acrylic sheet has no information on it, so I don’t know if it was extruded or cast. My guess is that it’s extruded.
Okay, so how many times did you say, "Make sure to reverse your image?" LOL! I'm just going to call the first one a lesson learned. THANK YOU!
Thanks so much for this great tutorial/video.
May I ask where to buy the masking tape?
The acrylic came masked on both sides! Worked well.
Are you using air assist when you engrave in that? When I engrave in acrylic, there is always some hidden dust when I apply the colors, which destroys the work.
Yes, and I use a blow gun and brush to blow off as much dust as I can
Thank you for providing this video; it was very informative! What is the brand of laser you use? The texture looks great.
Universal laser systems. VLS6.70
This is a masterpiece! Kudos to you, Mr Jameson!
Thank you!
Great Stuff James! I'm up in Canada, just starting out with my laser. What would you charge for something like this? Thx.
VERRRRRRRRY NIIIIIICE TYVM
Can this be achieved well with a normal paint like krylon fusion etc?
I have used krylon enamels. They work but take forever to dry. Not cheap either
Just a guess, but that's not a diode laser, is it?
CO2
How did you align it between engravings? Is there a jig outside of the camera view?
No, the glass’ origin was always at the top corner, so there was no need for a jig.
how did you align the background?
I am not sure what you mean by aligning the background. If you meant how did I design it, I simply created circles inside each other. Alternating the color between black and white. Then I copied that group many times with an overlap of the circles creating the effect you see.
what would the setting be in using lightburn
The part where you raster the Acrylic 8:29 and it doesn’t raster the writing. I’m trying do do this,could you please explain, is it masking or something else,
WOW! AWESOME! JUST FOUND THIS and SUBSCRIBED. To the negative TROLLS, why are you here!!? Find something else to do.
what type of laser ate you using? Co2 or diode
CO2
Can u share the background?