1 project, 3 different methods- Laser & CNC 

Maybe

Thanks, very true...

Will be there…Thanks

Thanks

Thank you!!

She comes in the shop a lot but won’t let my record her.

Thanks

Yea, it took some work getting her on camera. It was fun though

Cool process, I try to avoid needing to do cut and engraves.

Thanks, it is a lot of fun.

Thanks, I am gonna test some techniques…

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Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks..

Maybe not… does that mean I get a new Shack… lol

That’s how she sent it..

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I thought it turned out nice also...

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Thanks… it only took 30 years..lol

She may get a room in the NEW Clack Shack in a couple of years..

I have some ordered… thanks

Glad you enjoyed it!

Makes sense, lots more to learn.

Yea, my hands weren't made for painting..

Thanks for dropping by...

Nice

The ones that are engraved with the laser are deep burns...

Thanks, I cant say for sure if it is poisonous but I would be careful when cutting any kind manmade material.

No, I have been trying for months to get her in a video. Patience finally paid off...

For average thickness of leather, a 20 watt will work great. If most of your work will be that and fine engraving. You will need a honeycomb and air assist for leather. Also, a good ventilation system. Burning leather is very foul smelling. Figure out what your budget is and go from there. There are lots of good machines out there that are more than capable of decent production for hobby or small business production. Multiple machines make it even faster. It all comes down to your budget. Be sure to account for the needed extras. On the low end of the budget would be the two trees TTS20 that I recently r43eviewd. It comes with a decent air assist setup and honeycomb. An Atomstack A20 would also be an affordable option. For leather, I recommend that material clearance be something to consider. Stay away from the auto Z axis because they have low clearance. You can also get into the XTool D1 pro or my favorite the Atezr P20 but the budget goes up. The new longer B1 is a good machine but requires a few tweaks. If you wanna fix a couple issues, it might be a good choice. I like my Longer B1 30

@TheClackShack Thank you for the great answer. I have been looking at the xtool D1 pro 20 watt. It comes with , Air assist , 8 risers , RA2 Pro, honeycomb panel . Total price £1258. The atezr p20 plus 20 watt isn't letting me ship the honey comb or rotary roller to the uk for some strange reason. But if I could the price for that machine including the 2 extras would be £900. So quite abit cheaper.

I do not corrrect the grammmar of my customers, I engrave it the way they send it. I have email or text for work orders. I find that my customers prefer things their way. Thanks though

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