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Laser cut and engrave
Project made with xTool D1 Pro machine for Laser cut and engrave.
Project made with xTool D1 Pro machine for Laser cut and engrave.
Laser cut and engrave
Project made with xTool D1 Pro machine for Laser cut and engrave.
Laser cut and engrave
Laser cut and engrave
Laser cut and engrave
Laser cut and engrave
Laser cut and engrave

F1 Ultra, 6 business card jig, wood

Instruction
businesscardjig-f1ultra.xcs
businesscardjig-f1ultra
.xcs
Application scenario
Laser processing (20min)
Machine & module
xTool D1 Pro
20 watt
Material used
3mm basswood
66
416
Information
      after searching for a good business card jig, (and finding ones that were either too big or too small) I decided to make this one on my own..  it has a .02 tolerance between the top and sides to ensure a tight fit without the struggles of making sure you are lined up.
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Made of 2 pieces of 3mm basswood, I cut 6 business card slots with finger notches for easy release. They were measured to a .02 tolerance on all sides to ensure a solid and tight fit. No more adjusting the card left and right or up and down to get it in the center of the jig.  Cut the first piece (with the cards), then cut out the base plate, and glue the two together.

Note: this was designed for the F1 Ultra, but I am sure you can use it on any..

If using the F1, spin the jig around to where the writing is touching the back of the F1 Ultra to give it the right clearance for the camera to pick up all 6 cards.

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