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Garden plant marker
Instruction
Instruction
Step1: Files
Open the “.xcs” file in xTool Creative Space. There is a single workspace with three example titles and three unlabeled markers.
Alternatively there is a “.svg” file available as well, representing only the “Basic Shapes” workspace.
Step2: Laser cut
Make sure to adjust your cutting settings based on the material used.
For my 20W M1 Ultra in combination with 4mm poplar plywood, I used a power setting of 85 and a speed of 5.
Material
- 4mm Poplar plywood [Hornbach.de, Amazon.de*]
Step3: Engrave
You might want to create your own labels and use the cover image as an inspiration.
Tipp: Engraving text sometimes looks washed out. To make it pop, you can simply add a text outline to highlight the border and make it more readable.
Step4: Usage
Now it's time to go into your garden or towards all your spices which could need a marker.
Enjoy! :)
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