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Cork coasters with some of the symbols or logos of superheroes and Avengers.




To make the coasters the first thing I did was to look for the images in Vezteezy and insert them into the xtool creative space. I have edited them to make them transparent and then to draw images. I have selected all of them to engrave.
Then I have inserted 4 squares of 9x9 cm (which is the measurement of the coasters) and I have put the drawings inside to adapt the size and then I have aligned them (both vertical and horizontal) within the shape.
As my machine is a d1 pro and does not have a camera, I cannot locate in the program where exactly the images are going to be recorded, that is why I do it as follows:




To engrave the logos, we will turn on our xtool and insert a cardboard first. Remember that we do these steps for the d1 pro that don't have a tube.
Note: as you can see in the photos they are not perfectly centered but that is because when I placed the coasters on the cardboard, unintentionally, I moved the cardboard a little and that is why it moved a little from place to place.
We already have our coasters ready to use since they are made of cork and you don't have to do anything else to them. If you want them to be better preserved, you can give them some varnish but I haven't put anything on them.