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[Laser cut and engrave] Laser Cut Coffee Bean Patterned Coasters with Glass Espresso Cup — Project made with xTool F1 Ultra machine for Laser cut and engrave.

Embossed coffee bean pattern on a slate coaster

Instruction

Embossage sous tasse cafe

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Application scenario

Laser processing

Machine & module

xTool F1 Ultra

20W

Compatibles · 12

Material used

Rock

1/8"(3mm) Cherry Plywood

218

2021

Information

      ☕ Slate Coasters – Deep Engraved Coffee Beans

This project presents a collection of natural slate coasters, deeply engraved with a raised coffee bean motif.

The coasters are available in round or square shapes, with or without text, depending on the desired ambiance.

🔹 Available Options
- Shapes: Round or Square
- With text: "Just Coffee.", "Coffee First.", "Coffee Time."

- Version without text

An ideal project for coffee lovers, artisan creators, or coffee corners, combining raw material and timeless design ☕🪨

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☕ Slate Coaster – Deep Engraving Coffee Beans

This project features a collection of natural slate coasters, deeply engraved with an embossed coffee bean pattern.

The saucers are available in round or square format, with or without text, depending on the atmosphere you are looking for.

🔹 Available Options
- Formats: round or square
- With text: "Just Coffee.", "Coffee first.", "Coffee time."
- Textless version

An ideal project for coffee lovers, craft creators or coffee corners, combining raw materials and timeless ☕🪨 design

Instruction

Step1

Preview

There's nothing too complicated about this project.

First, place your slate in your machine.

Don't forget to focus (align the red dot with the blue dot).

You can now position your design on your slate, check with the frame that it's perfectly centered (be sure to select the "outline" mode), and then start the engraved!

Nothing too complicated in the realization of this project.

First, pac your slate into your machine.
Don't forget to focus (align the red dot with the blue dot).

You can now position your design on your slate, check with the frame that it is perfectly centered (be careful to select the "outline" mode) and then start the work!