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Engraved Tee Holder
InstructionGolfTeeHolder_PU Leather
.xcs
Application scenario
Laser (15min)
Machine & module
xTool M1
10WCompatibles · 1
Material used
PU Leather
98
1648
Information
I'm a huge golfer and I was wanting a custom golf tee older that I could show off on the course! So I got this PU leather golf tee holder off amazon and designed something simple that would attached eyes.
Instruction
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Step1: The Design
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- I created a custom design and imported into XCS
- It was a PNG file so I had to trace it.
- Seperate the dimples from the ball
- Create a rectangle and bring it over the middle of the ball
- Select both objects and “subtract” on the right side panel
- Add a rectangle an make its it very thin, so it looks like a thin long line,
- Overlap this this at the bottom portion of your golf ball.
- Select the line, right click, copy and paste
- Move the copied line to the other side of the ball. You should have an image that looks like the 4th picture.
- Click the “T” on the left side panel to create text and move it on to the center of the lines.
- You can use a name or saying.
- Be creative!
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Step2: Measuring your Product and Design
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Before sending to the laser check your settings that everything is set to engrave!
Also, measure you product to make sure your design fits inside.
Frame you design to make sure its as centered as possible!
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Step3: Cleaning the Finished Project
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Finish up your project by cleaning it up. I used some leather condition wipes to wipe and char that was left behind from the engraving process.
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