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[Laser cut and engrave] Portable Coffee Grinder and Expresso machine with Precision and Nature Design — Project made with xTool F2 machine for Laser cut and engrave.

Portable Coffee Grinder and Expresso machine with Precision and Nature Design

Instruction

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Application scenario

Laser processing

Machine & module

xTool F2

5W, 15W

Material used

Mino OutIn

Up OutIn

390

Information

      Personalize your Outin coffee machine with this set of exclusive engraving files, specially designed for the Mino and Fino models.

A design conceived to enhance your machines and make them truly unique.

The engravings are applied to the sides and blend a spirit of adventure with precision, featuring visuals inspired by nature and coffee.

The slogans are included in French and English directly in the file.

These designs can also be used to engrave a tumbler, creating a harmonious set around your coffee ritual.

✨ Adventure is now at your fingertips.

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Customize your Outin coffee machine with this set of exclusive engraving files, specially designed for the Mino and Fino models.

A design designed to enhance your machines and make them truly unique.

The engravings are applied to the sides and combine a spirit of adventure and precision, with visuals inspired by nature and coffee.

Slogans are included in English and French directly in the file.
These designs can also be used for the engraving of a tumbler, to create a harmonious whole around your coffee ritual.

✨ The adventure is now within reach.

Instruction

Step1

Preview

First, place your Fino or Mino in the rotary (RA3 here) and level your item.

Step2

Preview

You can now place your rotary in the machine and proceed to focus (align the red dot and the blue dot on the highest part of your object).

You can now place your rotary in the machine and proceed with the focus (align the red dot and the blue dot on the highest part of your object).

Step3

Preview

Place the engraving in the desired location in the software and remember to run the framing test to verify that the rotary engraver is rotating correctly and that the engraving is in the right place.

Personally, I created each engraving independently to ensure they were positioned exactly where I wanted them (avoiding any unwanted buttons...).

Don't forget to enter the diameter of your object in the software.

Place the engraving in the desired location on the software and don't forget to start the framing to check that the rotary rotaries are rotating correctly and that the engraving is in the right place.

Personally, I made each engraving independently to be sure that they were placed exactly where I wanted them (with the buttons to avoid...).

Don't forget to enter the diameter of your object in the software.