Laser Engraving a Rubber Stamp (2018)

A full guide to laser engraving a rubber stamp on your laser cutting and engraving machine.

Welcome to the 43rd in our series of videos that aim to teach you how to use a laser cutter.

In this video, Russ goes through the steps for laser engraving a rubber stamp.

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The files referenced in the video can be downloaded from;

Matrix Test with air assist – http://thinklaser.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Matrix-test-LB-AA.rld

Matrix test without air assist – http://thinklaser.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Matrix-test-LB-no-AA.rld

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Presented by Russ from Sarbar Multimedia (https://youtube.com/user/SarbarMu…) and using Thinklaser’s Lightblade 4060 – 60 watt flatbed laser system you will be taken in easy stages through
– Machine Set-up,
– Use of the RDWorks Software,
– Maintenance and Alignment
– Troubleshooting
– Building projects
– Laser Safety
– Laser theory
– Laser Cutting
– Laser Engraving
– Materials
– Hints and Tips

If you are new to the world of lasers and are thinking of dipping your toe in the water and purchasing your first laser machine, check out these videos to determine it’s right for you and avoid the potential pitfalls awaiting you.

Even if you are a seasoned laser user, we’re sure there will be something in this series that will catch your interest, particularly if you are a user of the RDWorks software.
No matter what brand of laser system you currently own, many of the topics to be covered will be of direct interest.

If you are currently in the market for a laser system, please get in touch and ask about our Lightblade range.

Lightblade 3040 – 40 watts (300 x 400mm working area)
Lightblade 3040 – 60 watts (300 x 400mm working area)
Lightblade 4060 – 40 watts (400 x 600mm working area)
Lightblade 4060 – 60 watts (400 x 600mm working area)
Lightblade 6090 – 60 watts (600 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 6090 – 80 watts (600 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 6090 – 100 watts (600 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 1290 – 60 watts (1200 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 1290 – 80 watts (1200 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 1290 – 100 watts (1200 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 1290 – 130 watts (1200 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 1290 – 150 watts (1200 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 1490 – 60 watts (1400 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 1490 – 80 watts (1400 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 1490 – 100 watts (1400 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 1490 – 130 watts (1400 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 1490 – 150 watts (1400 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 1610 – 60 watts (1200 x 1000mm working area)
Lightblade 1610 – 80 watts (1600 x 1000mm working area)
Lightblade 1610 – 100 watts (1600 x 1000mm working area)
Lightblade 1610 – 130 watts (1600 x 1000mm working area)
Lightblade 1610 – 150 watts (1600 x 1000mm working area)

Optional pass-through port available

If you need something bigger, specials are available up to 1500 x 3000mm bed size.

EFR & Reci tubes used

Finance Available

Looking to mark or engrave metals?
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