A cute little earring holder that can be built on the F1 with the slide extension. The settings in the xcs file is for the 3mm plywood but this can also be used on acrylic you just need to change the sittings for what your F1 cuts acrylic best at.
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Step 1: Send you pieces and cut
Setting 1
Process Method
Laser Cut
Process Material
3mm Basswood Plywood
Power(%) or Cut Pressure(g)
100
Speed(mm/s)
5
This cut requires the slide extension. The settings in the xcs file is for the 3mm plywood but this can also be used on acrylic you just need to change the sittings for what your F1 cuts acrylic best at.
This works perfect for 12 x 12 sheets
Simply send the file and have fun popping out all the little holes, pens seem to work best.
(I now have a P2 so the transparent blue was cut on it) when cutting on the p2 if you're using 12 x 12 sheets, I suggest using the close-up camera to line up one side
Step 2: Put everything together
Take the feet of the stand and slid them into the grooves on the main plate for the holder, this will be a tight fit but no need for glue on wood.
I have found a lot of acrylic isn't always 3mm and may need some glue. The acrylic bond works great for that but I recommend using a different bottle to apply it
I've seen a lot of people sand edges on acrylic but I found this deburring tool works just as good for any sharp edges.
This cut requires the slide extension. The settings in the xcs file is for the 3mm plywood but this can also be used on acrylic you just need to change the sittings for what your F1 cuts acrylic best at.
This works perfect for 12 x 12 sheets
Simply send the file and have fun popping out all the little holes, pens seem to work best.
(I now have a P2 so the transparent blue was cut on it) when cutting on the p2 if you're using 12 x 12 sheets, I suggest using the close-up camera to line up one side
Take the feet of the stand and slid them into the grooves on the main plate for the holder, this will be a tight fit but no need for glue on wood.
I have found a lot of acrylic isn't always 3mm and may need some glue. The acrylic bond works great for that but I recommend using a different bottle to apply it
I've seen a lot of people sand edges on acrylic but I found this deburring tool works just as good for any sharp edges.
Add your hangers to the rack and you're done