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Acrylic Rounds Jig for Engraving - 126mm
InstructionArylic Round for LED
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Application scenario
Laser (15min)
Machine & module
xTool S1
20WCompatibles · 12
Material used
1/8"(3mm) Basswood Plywood
3mm Basswood Plywood
152
1155
Information
I needed a quick way to accurately place in acrylic blanks to batch nightlights. I mean, who wouldn't? I made two versions, one for dark acrylic that includes a bottom, and another for light or clear acrylic that allows you to use black cardstock or the like to allow engraving with a diode laser.
Instruction
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Step1: Load the Blank
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Place the blank on the bed. Secure it with magnets if need.
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Step2: Remove the Cut Pieces
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After the burn is complete, remove the cut pieces. Save the rounds for other projects, like coasters.
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Step3: To Glue or Not to Glue?
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You may choose to glue the jig to another 12x12 piece of stock to provide a solid backing, or, leave it as is for light and clear acrylic, allowing you to easily place black cardstock underneath it.
You can also use the template to cut out black cardstock which will fit nicely into the jig should you choose to glue a backing on it.
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