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AC/DC "Rock and Roll" Brass Challenge Coin

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Laser processing
Machine & module
xTool F2 Ultra
40W, 60W
Compatible xTool Machine
M2
3W
F2 Ultra UV
5W
F2
5W
P3
5W
F1 Ultra
20W
D1
2W
D1 Pro
2W
F1
2W
S1
2W
F2 Ultra (Single)
60W
Material used
Blank Commemorative Brass Coins
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      Celebrate one of rock's most iconic bands with this custom-crafted 40 mm solid brass challenge coin, inspired by the unmistakable energy of AC/DC. The design captures guitarist, Angus Young, in mid-performance, framed by the band's legendary lightning-bolt logo, bold lightning motifs, and the timeless phrase "Rock and Roll."

Engraved on a 40 mm brass blank using the xTool F2 Ultra MOPA 60W laser, the coin features deep, sculpted relief with rich tonal contrast, crisp lettering, and a clean raised rim. The laser's exceptional precision creates striking depth and texture, bringing every detail—from the guitarist's clothing to the lightning bolts and decorative border—to life.

Finished with an antique brass appearance that highlights the engraved recesses and raised details, this collectible combines the look and feel of a professionally minted medallion with the craftsmanship of modern laser engraving. It's a tribute to rock music, precision manufacturing, and the enduring legacy of AC/DC—perfect for collectors, musicians, and fans alike. 🎸⚡

    

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Step1: Instructions

AC/DC "Rock and Roll" Brass Challenge Coin instruction: step 1 - Instructions
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Step 1: Engrave the Brass Coin

Set your focus, load the brass coin, and run the engraving file.

The image is already preset for solid results, but feel free to tweak settings if your machine or material needs it.

If you’re using the xTool F2 Ultra, expect about 1 hour and 15 minutes to engrave.

⚠️ Important: 

  • Once engraving is complete, let the coins cool completely. They get very hot—no hero moves here.

Step 2: Clean & Polish the Coin

After the coin has cooled, clean and polish it.

I used Bar Keepers Friend for cleaning and Brasso for polishing.

If you don’t have a jewelry tumbler, a small rotary tool (like a Dremel) works great for polishing.


Step 3: Final Touch

  • Find a good spot to display your finished piece—and admire it for a moment!

 

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