Banana pin made of wood

Instruction
BANANE.xs
BANANE
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Application scenario
Laser processing (2min)
Machine & module
xTool F2
5W, 15W
Compatible xTool Machine
M2
10W, 20W
F2 Ultra UV
5W
P3
80W
F2 Ultra
40W
F1 Ultra
20W
M1
5W, 10W
D1
5W, 10W, 20W
D1 Pro
5W, 10W, 20W, 40W
P2
55W
F1
10W
S1
10W, 20W, 40W
M1 Ultra
10W, 20W
P2S
55W
Material used
1/8"(3mm) Basswood Plywood
gift
3
216

Information

      The banana was first illustrated in ProCreate on an AppleIpad by me and then lasered and cut out of 2 mm thick lime plywood with the F2. For this purpose, the wood was placed on a honeycomb cutting surface (honeycomb) so that it is well ventilated during cutting and as few traces of smoke as possible are created.

Cutting: 90/6Engraving: 70/25

Then I sanded them lightly and colored them with gouache paints and colored pencils. Spray paint was used for sealing. For a subtle, shiny finish on the image itself, I also applied some ClayGlaze.

Finally, a blank pin was attached to the back with gel superglue - and the banana pin is ready. :)

Have fun with it!

    

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Banana pin made of wood instruction: step 1 -
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The banana was first illustrated in ProCreate on an AppleIpad by me and then lasered and cut out of 2 mm thick lime plywood with the F2. For this purpose, the wood was placed on a honeycomb cutting surface (honeycomb) so that it is well ventilated during cutting and as few traces of smoke as possible are created.

Cutting: 90/6Engraving: 70/25

Then I sanded them lightly and colored them with gouache paints and colored pencils. Spray paint was used for sealing. For a subtle, shiny finish on the image itself, I also applied some ClayGlaze.

Finally, a blank pin was attached to the back with gel superglue – and the banana pin is ready. :)

Have fun with it!
 

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