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[Laser cut and engrave,Blade cut,Screen printing,Laser welding / cleaning] Laser Cut Metal Christmas Tree Ornament with Green Glitter Background — Project made with xTool P2,xTool F1 Ultra,xTool M1,xTool D1,xTool D1 Pro,xTool P2S,xTool F1,xTool M1 Ultra,xTool MetalFab Laser Welder,xTool F2 Ultra,xTool F2 Ultra (Single),xTool P3,xTool F2,xTool F2 Ultra UV machine for Christmas.

Laser Cut Metal Christmas Tree Ornament with Green Glitter Background

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StackedTree

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Application scenario

Laser processing、Blade cut、Screen printing、Laser welding / cleaning

Machine & module

xTool P2

55W

xTool F1 Ultra

20W

xTool M1

5W, 10W

xTool D1

2W, 5W, 10W, 20W

xTool D1 Pro

2W, 5W, 10W, 20W, 40W

xTool P2S

55W

xTool F1

2W, 10W

xTool M1 Ultra

10W, 20W, Cutting blade, Fine-point blade

xTool MetalFab Laser Welder

800W, 1200W

xTool F2 Ultra

40W, 60W

xTool F2 Ultra (Single)

60W

xTool P3

5W, 80W

xTool F2

5W, 15W

xTool F2 Ultra UV

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Material used

1/8"(3mm) Basswood Plywood

Information

      This is my most recent addition to my layered ornaments.  Again I used metal for the top layer and acrylic for the back layer with just some super glue to hold them together.  THe details on the top layer are very fine, you will want to pick a material process that is appropriate.  I would suggest either metal on F1/F2/Metal Fab, or some really thin wood / acrylic for the top (1mm?).

Instruction

Step1: Size Approriately

Preview

This file has a lot of intricate details on the top layer, so pick a material that is appropriate and a size that you can do the fine details on that material. Once both layers are cut (from different materials like I did), then just glue together.

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