Showing posts with label laser cut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label laser cut. Show all posts
Friday, May 27, 2016
Thursday, May 19, 2016
Cheese Board Set
This tutorial shows you how to create a customized cheese board set with dry erase cheese markers.
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Required material:
§ wood cutting board
§ 1.6mm white ADA material
§ dry erase marker
Suitable laser machines:
Speedy 100, Speedy 300,
Speedy 400, SP500
Speedy 100, Speedy 300,
Speedy 400, SP500
Trotec laser used:
Speedy 300, 120 watts, 2.0 inch lens
Speedy 300, 120 watts, 2.0 inch lens
Step 1 - Preparation
Gather your materials and the names and date of the people getting married
Gather your materials and the names and date of the people getting married
Step 2 - Adjust Graphic
Open the cheese board graphic file in your graphics program and add the first names of the wedding couple and the wedding date at the bottom of the page. Use any font you like. Resize the image to fit on your cutting board and send it to the laser.
Open the cheese board graphic file in your graphics program and add the first names of the wedding couple and the wedding date at the bottom of the page. Use any font you like. Resize the image to fit on your cutting board and send it to the laser.
Step 3 - Laser Settings
Cutting Board
Engraving: Power: 100% - Speed: 40% - Frequency: 500 ppi - Air Assist: ON
Cutting Board
Engraving: Power: 100% - Speed: 40% - Frequency: 500 ppi - Air Assist: ON
ADA material Cutting: Power: 40% - Speed: 3% - Frequency: 1000 Hz - Air Assist: ON
Step 4 - Cleaning & Assembly
Clean the cheese Board and Cheese Markers with soap and water. Package the set together with a dry erase marker.
Tips
§ Make sure that the plastic used is glossy so that the names of the cheeses are easily erasable.
To create your very own cheese board set you can download the .pdf template from the following link : http://www.troteclaser.com/en-US/Laser-Samples/Wood/Pages/cheese-board.aspx
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Laser croquis
Oftentimes I feel like I am drawing with the laser..
Wedding invitations can model and transform the whole character of your celebration.They are a significant part of the carefully crafted design for your special day. In our studio we are exploring possibilities of creating hand drawn sketches translated into laser cut paper to match the conceptual story line of your special day. Detail of a wedding celebration planning in progress.
Friday, October 23, 2015
Translating laser cut concepts into silver
Last month I had the opportunity to attend a workshop at Atelier Rudee in Bangkok, Thailand.
It was a very interesting experience, I was trying a new technique making models from wax and later on casting them into silver. Since I already had sketches from my Thailand-Cambodia trip I was translating my concepts by using a cutter for the wax sheets , thinking about geometry, layering and construction.
I really like the way that you create something from such a fragile and sensitive material as wax, and later on it just melts guiding the warm silver to fill all of the contours. I was very surprised by the accuracy of this method, miniature details made on the wax pieces are present once the designs are casted in silver. You can even notice your fingerprints in some parts.
In the end I got two rings casted into silver. Hope you enjoy my concepts and designs.
Thursday, June 11, 2015
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Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Sequence story on a model developed in our studio
Dear followers,
We would like to announce that from this weekend on we will be posting pictures and stories about a model that has been developed in our studio by architect Kostel Shekutkovski.
The model included different phases of development: laser cutting, 3d printing, airbrush technique and details invention. We will be posting in sequences the full development of the model and the process of creation.
Stay tuned for more pictures and information coming soon.
We would like to announce that from this weekend on we will be posting pictures and stories about a model that has been developed in our studio by architect Kostel Shekutkovski.
The model included different phases of development: laser cutting, 3d printing, airbrush technique and details invention. We will be posting in sequences the full development of the model and the process of creation.
Stay tuned for more pictures and information coming soon.
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Monday, January 5, 2015
Winter flower brooch
To see a world in a grain of sand and heaven in a wild flower
Hold infinity in the palms of your hand and eternity in an hour.
Sunday, January 4, 2015
2015 Christmas tree
2015 Christmas tree interlude into the New Year.
Happy 2015 everyone !
For more information on Best Laser Christmas Lights 2017 check the following link :
https://laserchristmaslightshq.com
For more information on Best Laser Christmas Lights 2017 check the following link :
https://laserchristmaslightshq.com
Monday, December 29, 2014
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Christmas Hello Sweetheart giveaway ( valid only for Macedonia )
Follow our facebook page to enter a chance to get your own Hello Sweetheart brooch .
Follow instructions on our facebook page :
Winner will be chosen by a random number generator.
The brooch will need to be picked up during next week from our studio.
Good luck ~ !
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
The mini sketchbook cycles of inspiration
The sketchbook cover represents cycles of inspiration, from the time when we search for an idea in the sea of poetic pictures, memories and inspirations, to the time that it finally evolves into an whole.
Different kind of paper is available according to preferences, for more information you can contact us via mail.
available to order at asekutkovska(@)gmail.com
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Room divider screen by Trotec Lasers
Check out Trotec Laser’s guide on how to create a
Room divider screen
Free .pdf files and more information are
available at their website link :
Room
divider screen
Create a beautiful room divider that is hung from the
ceiling out of prefinished wood. This helps segment large spaces and adds a
touch of art of any room.
Required
material:
§ 12 sheets of 18" x 24" prefinished wood,
1/8" thick
§ 1 sheet of 12" x 24" frosted acrylic
§ at least 50 brass "S" hooks
§ Drop ceiling hangers or permanent hooks for a solid
ceiling
Suitable laser machines:
Speedy 300, Speedy 400,
SP500, SP1500
Speedy 300, Speedy 400,
SP500, SP1500
Trotec laser used:
Speedy 400, 80 watts, 2.5 inch lens
Speedy 400, 80 watts, 2.5 inch lens
Step 1 - Create the layout
Using the panel sizes provided, create a layout in a graphics program like a puzzle. We have provided the layout used in this sample here, but you can create any combination to fit your space. Make sure that you place the location of the connecting holes!
Using the panel sizes provided, create a layout in a graphics program like a puzzle. We have provided the layout used in this sample here, but you can create any combination to fit your space. Make sure that you place the location of the connecting holes!
Step 2 - Create each panel
Adjust the connecting holes to fit each panel. Create a new copy of each panel and adjust the connecting holes by using guides in your graphics program and the layout. Label each panel with a number to ensure that you have accounted for each one.
Adjust the connecting holes to fit each panel. Create a new copy of each panel and adjust the connecting holes by using guides in your graphics program and the layout. Label each panel with a number to ensure that you have accounted for each one.
Step 3 - User Settings
Cut out the panels.
Mahogany Wood Panels
Cutting: Power: 100% - Speed: 90% - Frequency: 2500 Hz - Air Assist: ON
Acrylic Panels
Cutting: Power: 60% - Speed: 30% - Frequency: 25000 Hz - Air Assist: ON
Cut out the panels.
Mahogany Wood Panels
Cutting: Power: 100% - Speed: 90% - Frequency: 2500 Hz - Air Assist: ON
Acrylic Panels
Cutting: Power: 60% - Speed: 30% - Frequency: 25000 Hz - Air Assist: ON
Step 4 - Assemble the Panels
Layout the panels on the floor to ensure that everything lines up. Start with the top panels and connect the to the ceiling using the hooks. Work across and then down, using the "S" hooks to connect the panels. Once completed, stand back and admire the view!
Tips
§ Using pre-finished wood means that there are less
finishing step for top quality results
§ Cleaning off the smoke residue before lifting the
panels out of the lasers with a damp cloth makes it easier to see if you missed
any spots.
§ Using pliers to manipulate the "S" hooks
while assembling makes it easier for the panels to be attached together.
§ Using frosted acrylic instead of wood for a few panels
adds a nice decorative touch.
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
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