Mike,
That came out beautifully!
Can you expound on that acrylic technique?
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Mike,
That came out beautifully!
Can you expound on that acrylic technique?
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That's what I do with Denim Jackets. Just spread it out flat on top, a few pins around the edges (not advisable with leather) to hold it tight and firm, then stuff the rest under the table..Originally Posted by Mike Null
Keith
Thanks, the other thing I didn't mention is that I built a platform about 5 inches high which allowed me to roll up excess hide under and around the platform so that it wouldn't interfere with the movement of the laser.
With your new machine you could just engrave the whole thing without moving it and worrying about registration.
Nice job on the Elk hide, and particularly on the registration. That acrylic is a good idea.. Hope I can remember it
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