Laser Cutting a 3D Lamp

This customer-supplied Sample Club project walks you through the steps of creating a 3D wooden lamp using your Epilog Laser system. As you can see, the laser easily cuts through the 1/8” thick MDF, allowing you to create all kinds of ready-to-assemble products.
Cutting: Speed: 20% // Power: 100% // Frequency: 20% // Inside Out Vector Sorting
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[@elizabethgolding2754]

Wow! Yes, awesome!!!

[@MariaParrishDesign]

So cool!

[@uniquekutirshilpo3720]

Nice

[@tagwatts2]

Can this engraving be applied to a Diode laser? Thank You.

[@digitaldiorama]

What factors do you consider when choosing the frequency?

[@epiloglaser]

Frequency plays a crucial role in achieving clean and precise cuts across various materials when cutting with your Epilog Laser machine. In the case of wood, in order to minimize the charring on the cut edge we recommend a lower frequency to achieve less burning/charring, but thicker and more dense the woods may require a bit high frequency to achieve a clean cut in one pass. When cutting materials like acrylic, plexi, and sign plastic, we recommend higher frequencies to achieve a clean polished edge that requires no or very little clean up.

[@danelswick9886]

Are you using an air assist?
I like your design, but too much smoke and burn exposed.

[@jeroenheynemans]

How do you adjust the kerf with other Thickness material? To fit everything? I use the epilog fusion maker. Thanks.

[@epiloglaser]

It will depend on the overall thickness of the material and vary with every material and the thickness with which you're working. There won't be a one solution fits all materials option here. If you find that the kerf is too thick after a normal one pass cut, you can start with settings adjustments, but you'll most likely need to adjust the artwork very slightly to achieve a smaller kerf.

[@royavas]

nice work and explanation. bravo. could you share the model number & the price as its not avialable in india but during my stay in california i may pick one there. thanks in advance

[@epiloglaser]

The Fusion Maker laser is a very popular machine. We suggest filling out your information and location through this form to receive the pricing information in Inida. Someone will contact you shortly with the information. www.epiloglaser.com/contact/request-information/

[@dntvietnam]

Can I download this file?

[@epiloglaser]

The full project outline and file are available in our Laser Project: Sample Club section. Here is a link to the project - www.epiloglaser.com/resources/sample-club/laser-cut-3d-lamp/

[@jerrystringer4023]

And you just leave the dirty looking smoke and burn marks around the cutout areas??

[@kandiecandelaria3134]

With this engrave a name in a cutting board?

[@epiloglaser]

Yes, absolutely. Here is an example of how to use the machine to engrave a cutting board. www.epiloglaser.com/resources/sample-club/cutting-boards-laser-engraving/

[@TK-yu5bb]

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