I guess this sort of makes sense to be here? It didn't feel right for DIY.
This would be really handy though if you happen to have a laser system that you intend to use on your prints.
Archive: https://archive.today/foyL1
From the post:
>[Stefan] of CNC Kitchen has an informative video describing his experiences with trying to cleanly laser-mark 3D printed plastics using different methods, and it also happens to be a fantastic tour of all the different laser options available to hobbyists and workshops these days.
Laser marking is a fast and effective way to put things like product names, serial numbers, and other information on plastics. [Stefan] wondered whether laser options would be capable of creating clean and professional marks on 3D-printed items, and approached things with his usual attention to detail.
I guess this sort of makes sense to be here? It didn't feel right for DIY.
This would be really handy though if you happen to have a laser system that you intend to use on your prints.
Archive: https://archive.today/foyL1
From the post:
>>[Stefan] of CNC Kitchen has an informative video describing his experiences with trying to cleanly laser-mark 3D printed plastics using different methods, and it also happens to be a fantastic tour of all the different laser options available to hobbyists and workshops these days.
Laser marking is a fast and effective way to put things like product names, serial numbers, and other information on plastics. [Stefan] wondered whether laser options would be capable of creating clean and professional marks on 3D-printed items, and approached things with his usual attention to detail.
Login or register