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Luminarie Salentine keyring -"nd'oru de festa"

Instruction
Luminarie-Salentine-2_Makerello.dxf
Luminarie-Salentine-2_Makerello
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Application scenario
Laser processing
Machine & module
xTool F2
15W
Material used
Poplar wood 3mm
Poplar wood 5mm
gift
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Information

      Second launch of the Luminarie Salentine collection - "nd'oru de festa" (Smell of celebration)
This project was born from the link with my origins and the desire to transform into an object something that, for me, represents tradition, celebration and a sense of community. Illuminations are much more than just decorations: they are a symbol of culture, craftsmanship and shared moments that accompany entire generations.
I wanted to reinterpret their characteristic shapes in a design that would preserve their identity and charm, trying to enclose in a few details that warm and welcoming atmosphere that makes them so special.

💙 If you like this project, leave me a comment and a like, it is the best way to support the realization of new ideas and future collections inspired by the territory and its traditions. 🚀
    

Instruction

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Step1: Cutting

Luminarie Salentine keyring -"nd'oru de festa" instruction: step 1 - Cutting
Preview

Laser cutting with machine presets for the chosen wood thickness.

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Step2: Sanding

Sanding the workpiece with fine-grit sandpaper.

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Step3: Painting

Luminarie Salentine keyring -"nd'oru de festa" instruction: step 3 - Painting
Preview

According to personal preference, paint the piece white with spray or water-based paint.

According to tradition, the Salento Luminaries have a white structure.

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Step4: Decoration

Luminarie Salentine keyring -"nd'oru de festa" instruction: step 4 - Decoration
Preview

Last but most important step for our illuminations: decoration!
To make it a real luminary, through the use of paints (acrylics, markers, or etc.) the "bulbs" must be painted. In the photo you can see the result of a varnish obtained with very simple UV enamels, with an additional layer of transparent UV enamel as a top coat always only on the fairy lights.

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