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Lightburn tutorial : Create engraved tiles with the Norton white tile method
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Make your own personalised laser engraved tiles with the Lightburn and Norton White Tile method! For less than it costs to buy them in an art store or craft sale, you can make this easy laser art tile project at home.
In this Lightburn Tutorial, I show you why Lightburn is the best way to engrave tiles. It's easy, fast and it can be done with any type of tile! The Norton white tile method is the simplest way to get started with creating laser engraved artwork and this video will show the process of engraving onto a white tile with Lightburn and Norton White tile method. By using inexpensive ceramic white tiles from Home Depot or Lowes can create laser engraved gifts or decor pieces.
Now place your photography on tiles and share them with the world.
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Try out the same image and see what results you get. The original image file can be found at the Laser Livestream Facebook group under the file section: / laserlivestream
0:00 - Introduction about engraving tiles using a laser
0:41 - What you will need
0:56 - Preparing your tiles for laser engraving
1:38 - Setting up your artwork to laser engrave within Lightburn
3:16 - Using the adjust image tools in Lightburn to get the best result
5:04 - Adjusting DPI on the image or using a negative image output in Lightburn
5:20 - Adjust Contrast, Brightness or Gamma of your image in Lightburn
6:37 - Resizing your image to fit your tile
8:47 - Setting up your laser settings in Lightburn
9:38 - What happens when you engrave a tile too fast
11:04 - Preview the job in Lightburn
11:49 - Engraving the tile in the Emblaser 2
13:27 - Cleaning up the surface of the tile
14:27 - Testing the surface of the engraved tile
14:48 - Summery of the Norton white tile method and ending
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@moniquesteijnen5692 Год назад

It would be useful to mention the type and power of the laser you are using. Settings have no value without knowing this.

@I-LOVE-EARTH Год назад

I really enjoy watching your videos because of the easy to follow instructions you give.

@AaronEngineering 2 года назад

G’day Gil. Wow 🤩, that engraved image on the tile came out amazingly. Awesome tip buddy, thanks for sharing it with us mate 👍🍻

@wYatt121509 2 года назад

Thanks Gil. Subbed, great info!

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Thanks for the feedback! Welcome aboard. Love to see what your making with your laser!

@LT72884 2 года назад

You can adjust the image size in light burn without using the rectangle guide. Just select your image and adjust the size in the upper left area like you dis the toolpath rectangle:)

@user-ok6ir6uv9i Год назад

Thanks for the effort you put into these for our benefit. I don't find much on laser engraving black ceramic tile. Hope maybe you could steer me somewhere. Thanks.

@LaserLivestream Год назад

Sure, I can do that. In fact, here is a video all about laser engraving black tiles. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VXzbCULa6GQ.html

@mashman84 2 года назад

new to lazers, got a couple of 3d printers. so i used white line marking paint as it drys in about 10 minutes, and its what was in the shed. seemed to work without waiting hours for the paint to dry

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Nice! Next time I have a chance I'll try out white line marking paint. Thans for the tip 👍

@LHA100 Год назад

Great video. Can I use any white pint?

@mp6814 2 года назад

Another great vid, as usual, thanks GIl! You may want to abolish any background music when you speak, and only turn it on when you don't.

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Thanks for the compliment and feedback. :)

@NanoBurger 2 года назад

I've tried this method and it worked quite well, even with my underpowered 2.5 watt laser. I'm not sure what chemical reaction is occurring but it does leave a semi-permanent image on the tile. On a whim, I put the tile in a kiln and ran it through a fast 05 cone glaze program and the tile came out perfectly clean. Whatever bonded to the tile glaze burned off in the kiln. So, really the design using this method is a tough design adhered to the tile glaze, not something that becomes integrated into the tile glaze.

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Thanks for the report. I dont have acess to a kiln but its great to hear how perminant the markings are. It definitly leaves a very tough engraving on a tile. Thank you 🙏 Do you mix your ceramic and laser work together? This could be a very cool way to make something unique!

@babbagebrassworks4278 Год назад

Thanks, got a 2.5W on my 3018, nice to know it works. There is Isopropyl and TiO2 5 to 1 mix in spray bottle method that does not need paint and is easy to clean up with water.

@robeccs 2 года назад

Hi thank you for the tutorial. I really like that image you printed. Can you share file or please let me know the anime that image came from.:)🍻👍🏼

@johnpierce5735 2 года назад

Can you use Primer? I'm asking because this would dry so much faster.

@GoGreenMan 2 года назад

Great video. What speed/power setting do you think would work for a 130watt thunder co2 laser? 1000 speed is faster than anything I've run before.

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Hi Wing it, I don't have access to a Thunderlaser at this time (who knows, maybe I will have access soon ;) ) but I would start at 1000 mm per minute and see what result you get. Let me know how you go, love it if you could share your experiment :)

@jrard92 2 года назад

Great it's looks awesome. Is there any way to hang tiles on the wall?

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Thank you jarred. I have used both hooks and commander mounting strips to place finished tiles on the wall.

@adrianwilliams-ug2lf 2 года назад

can you use any type of white spray paint?

@howdydoody30204b 2 года назад

One of the things I struggle with, as a beginner, is how what you may have done with your laser may compare to what I should do with mine? I mean, knowing that someone used 1000 speed and 35% power doesn't seem very helpful unless their laser is the same as mine. And sometimes, the specs of the laser used are not even given. Thanks for the great tutorial.

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Good point Jere. Moving forward I will lay out what machine I am using. Have you check out this tutorial that goes through how to work out the best engraving settings for your laser? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bQTFEv7uGn0.html

@hardshellconstruct 4 месяца назад

Hi what sort.of lazer are you using plx

@just4jaime Год назад

Can you help me with why your spray paint the tile? What does that do?

@Terry_Genereaux 2 года назад

This is very cool, what image format does it need to be for this?

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

You can use any of the image formats that Lightburn accepts to bring in a photo or artwork!

@15Romeo19 2 года назад

When I go through these exact same steps and hit preview on lightburn, it comes up with a black square? No image or anything... Any advice?

@DavidALovingMPF102 2 года назад

Great video. My tile is burning right now. Trying your settings. May have to tweek things due to actual laser power. Is there a need to clean the laser lens? Does burned off paint stick to the lens? I quit Fakebook years ago. Happy now. Thanks from New Mexico, USA. Home of NETFLIX Studios.

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Hey David, great to hear your trying this project out! Particles can stick to the lens, and on my diode laser I clean it when i see power issue (not cutting through on a pass, ext). I know some people who clean it after every cut. It’s a personal choice but if can help. How did your tile come out?

@DavidALovingMPF102 2 года назад

@@LaserLivestream A little too light.

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

@@DavidALovingMPF102 Try doing a settings test to work out the best settings for your laser. You can follow a tutorial on how to do the test here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bQTFEv7uGn0.html

@lpaltageek 23 дня назад

When I adjust image in Lightburn, choosing Grayscale, the images side by side look identical. BUT, when I preview the result is an all black image?

@ianmoore525 Год назад

Top video. One question tho. I’m redoing my bathroom soon and want to engrave a heap of tiles for the wall. Is there some way to put a robust glaze over the whole thing after engraving ? I reckon the engraved tiles would be a bugger to clean mould out of the engraving, any abrasive cleaner that will get into the engraving would also degrade the engraving

@LaserLivestream Год назад

Thank you for the feedback, Ian. It's great to hear that the video helped you explore using your laser device. My suggestion would be to try creating a tile using NWT method and see how the surface reacts to something like sandpaper! The image is engraved into the surface, and there is little chance of the image being damaged, even if you use an abrasive cleaner. Still, if you want a protective coating to help with cleaning, you have several choices; ultimately, the option is yours. Love you to join our Facebook group and share your tiles and bathroom results 👍

@ianmoore525 Год назад

👍🏻

@robertarmstrong2323 11 месяцев назад

What if your tile doesn't have the coating..mine are just raw..no shiny coat

@reneemitchell1650 2 года назад

Where can I find the file for the Norton Method? Thanks

@darrelmiddleton 2 года назад

Hello Gill, I am a new owner of on xtool d1 10 watt laser. First thank you for the tutorials and the live stream. Do you by chance have a “nortons” white tile burn test pattern that I can use? Just so I have a 1 to 1 comparisonA lot of videos that mentions a burn card/test burn for x material. In this case ceramic tile. I have burned a several test tile, but even setting my laser to say 100 pwr/ 1000mm/s my burns/etching looks like crap. They never match anywhere close to what I am watching. I truly have no doubt that I am to blame. It is like Lt Worf would probably feel if he had to fix the warp core……engine..,. Gil that was just for you. :)

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Nice one Darrel 👍 Love to see the results you're getting at this point. Have you joined the Facebook group? Link is in the video description. Once there, post your images and we can get your a engraving chart to run some tests. If you have not seen this tutorial before, you can use the same methodology to work out the settings for your laser. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bQTFEv7uGn0.html

@timbowles3220 Год назад

When etching the image comes out reversed how can I correct it

@Dory72355 2 года назад

I use a beige, tan, or grey paint, I find it burns better. looks like crap during burn process, but WOW after cleaning

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Awesome tip. I’ll have to give those colours a go!

@howdydoody30204b 2 года назад

Thanks for the video. As I understand it, the paint is just to transfer the laser's energy to the tile, so I'm wondering why white, which reflects most of the laser energy? Why not a darker color?

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Great question Jere! I believe one of the components in the paint creates the reaction and allows the energy to transfer efficiently into the tile. White is a colour that has this component in its chemical make-up. If you want to know more, check out Norton's Den of Lasers. They are masters at this process and can explain why this happens the way it does. The link to their Facebook group is in the description :)

@howdydoody30204b 2 года назад

@@LaserLivestream Thanks!

@SamKGrove 2 года назад

The typical pigment in white spray paint and other paints is titanium dioxide.

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

@@SamKGrove Thank you for the info Sam 👍

@mrob5278 Год назад

Would this work for a photo that I have of my dog on my iPhone? Would I negative image a photo? Thanks for your help!

@LaserLivestream Год назад

Load your dog image inot Lightburn and then follow the steps in the tutorial. Should work very well. Let us know how it turns out 👍

@tu0r142 2 года назад

Hi Gil. I am quite new to this game, and a friend pointed me in your direction, for easy understandable instructions, on among other things engraving on tile. That was some of the best advice i have gotten... The engraving part, i understand, and can almost get it to look like your results ( need some more practice, and tweeking 🙂) But my real question - where did you get the image, you used at an example ? I have been looking all over the net (well more or less), byt cant find anything similar. Can you please give me a hint, as what "question" to ask the search engine - to show me images like that ?? English is not my native language, so i am probably, useing the wrong search frase. 😞. I greatly apreciate your videos - keep them coming. Cheers from denmark.

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Hi tu0r142, try the Laser Livestream Facebook group. I believe that the image can be found in the files there. If not I’ll add it there now. The link to the FB group is in the description. 👍 Apart from laser tiles, what else do you plan to make with your laser?

@tu0r142 2 года назад

@@LaserLivestream The short answervis “everything” 😜 i would like to try my hand with Birch plywood ( i have made a nameplate for a grandson) glas, acrylic, slate. You name it, if i find a video, i want to try it 😎 But now i think start somewhere, and practice til i am fairly good, and then expand to other areas. 👍

@djmumz1591 2 года назад

Hey buddy I have a question I have the ortur laser master 2 7 watt laser Are use the same paint do you use but the color wipes right off I don’t know the focus I guess in the 7 W laser or how to set it I wonder if you can give me some tips please

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

I had the same thing happen to me and the results are in the video! I was able to get a great result by slowing down the lasers movement. Start by halving the speed and let me know how it goes 👍

@patriotwoodworker6092 2 года назад

Is there a yellow hue to the tile after acetone or is that from the camera?

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

I believe that is the camera. The tile itself uses its original tile colour.

@richarddrake7120 2 года назад

Hi Gil, I'm new to lasers. I was wondering can you use other colors of paint and what effect would it have. I don't get my laser til 11-24-2021. Thanks

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Hi Richard, I know some people have been using cream colored paints and washes to help bring detail out on tiles. I have yet to explore those options, but when I do, I will share what I discover. Apart from engraving tiles, what else are you planing to make with your laser?

@richarddrake7120 2 года назад

Holiday decor, door corners, gift tags, pet memborbila, tumblers, hunting decor. Just a few for now to start. Thanks for your answer. Hope to hear from you again.

@PizzMantra 2 года назад

I am using a epilog 40 watt CO2 laser, but can not get the grayscale image onto the tile. The laser either cuts the paint off that I applied, doesn’t cut anything, or cuts into the tile leaving no black image. What would you suggest to try changing if the paint isn’t Turning “black” after trying to engrave the tile.

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Hi Jonathan, Try turning down the laser power. If your laser is cutting the tile, then it's far too high. What kind of paint are you using?

@ahmedalzoghbi860 2 года назад

What is material type?

@dallaskouril9187 2 года назад

Is there a easier way to clean up the tile after engraving? Cleaning up with a rag and Acetone is too slow? Thanks in Advance

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Hey Dallas, You can clean up your tiles any way you would like. Some people use water and soap to clean their tiles. I used acetone so that people could see the difference quickly. If you discover a faster way than using acetone to clean up your tiles, please let us know! :)

@teddodgin9644 2 года назад

Gil; What wattage diode laser did you use at 100% for 2 hours? Thank-you.

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

I use a Emblaser 2 which is a 1--15 watt diode laser. If your using a laser that is using less power, slow down the speed of the laser. You should be able to get a great result even with a lower wattage laser.

@oneheadlight8000 2 года назад

@@LaserLivestream I’ve got the 15w ortur and run these at 1500mm/min and 70% power.. amazing results.. I think it’s 4.5W output

@iratsum 2 года назад

Can you please tell me why, using the same setting you've shown, I import a picture/image end even though I use "grey scale" in checking on the preview that's all I see is red. Thank you

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Hi Frank, If you turn off "Show Traversal Moves" in the preview window, Lightburn won't show you where the laser head moves, which come up red in the preview window. Let me know if that solves the problem for you. :)

@nickm324 2 года назад

Was that a Diode laser, does the same technique work with a K40 CO2?

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

I have a diode laser which produces a better result with the Norton method, but Ibelieve that you can get similar results with a CO2 laser. Love to see what you create. :)

@shadowliving6858 2 года назад

I’m wondering if I can use this method on my fiber laser.

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

I don’t see why. I would love to try it out and experiment with it. Fibre lasers do great engraving so the theory is sound. Love a fiber laser to focus on techniques!

@rogerd1685 2 года назад

Are there any Fumes or Odors from these methods ? Do you need a lot of vents ??

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

As you are using the laser to etch a tile, using a layer of spray paint to transfer the energy, you will have the paint being atomised and sent into the surrounding air as it is being processed. I would strongly suggest having an exhaust fan, filter, and/or housing for your laser if you plan to be doing a lot of engraving. Likewise, having your laser in a well-ventilated area will also help minimise the percentage of particles in the air. This is my advice when using a laser to engrave and cut any material, not just etching tiles.

@MrBarton1234 Год назад

Can I use a crealty 10 w laser? What laser do you use

@LaserLivestream Год назад

You can do this with any diode later. I use a Darkly Labs Emblaser 2 diode machine and I love it. Go check it out or see my review on the channel to learn more :)

@mraileon 2 года назад

Sorry for my silly question but obviously Sculpfun S9 90W laser engraver can not do this? :D or?

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Your laser can totally create these tiles. In fact, a diode laser like the Sculpfun should get better results over a CO2 laser. Give it a try and share your results in out facebook group :) facebook.com/groups/laserlivestream

@tiberiud1955 2 года назад

what are the speed and power for 100w laser ? CO2 laser 100W . It looks like diode laser have better results then co2 laser .

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Each laser uses different settings. Feel free to ship your 100W CO2 laser to me and I will be able to send you your requested settings! Alternatively, you could use this tutorial to work out the best settings for your laser. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bQTFEv7uGn0.html Let me know how you go 👍

@tiberiud1955 2 года назад

@@LaserLivestream yes you are right each laser have different settings. I will watch the video . Thank you for your reply. I will upload a video and show you my results . My laser was DIY project based on further fabrication channel. I am very happy with the results .

@pauldanneman7402 2 года назад

Does it have to be a black and white photo?

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Not at all. But as the results will come out as different shades of black, Lightburn will convert a colour photo into a black and white photo which you can then choose how it represents it within a scale of grey. Some people have been able to get different colours into the final image, and I will be sharing some of those in future videos. Stay tuned!

@Everett2015 Год назад

Hello thanks for your videos do you have a video showing how to lazer photos on white tile if you do i would appreciate it. thanks Everett

@TalkingGIJoe 2 года назад

looks like you learned a little lesson about acetone and thin plastics!

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Honestly thought I had grabbed a paper plate. Have used acetone to wield plastic together, so I was surprised then the plate melted. Do you use your laser to make GIJoe accessories?

@TalkingGIJoe 2 года назад

@@LaserLivestream I have just put mine together and plan on making several items including tiles! I have a couple of 3d printers and this aspect of the printing hobby dovetails nicely! Thanks for the vids! Keep up the good work!

@jamescanada4994 2 года назад

Here is my question, you are opening the art library, the image format is one I have never seen before. All my images are jpeg or other, I have imported them without the art library but with not so good results. When I select edit image I see the before and after effects from the adjustments I make, even selecting the different image modes changes things. But when I am happy with what I see and then go to Preview image, I see a totally different image that is totally black or without any detail at all. The image is totally different than the before and after image shown in the adjust image settings. What am I doing wrong?

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Hi James. Thanks for reaching out. Love to help you out but it seems like you have six different questions wrapped into one comment. Let's take them one by one. Can you tell me what file format you are referring to in the art library?

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

After re-reading your post again, I think I understand the issue. In the preview window, there is an option at the bottom called "Shade according to power'" Turn the slider on. Let me know if that fixes the issue for you.

@jamescanada4994 2 года назад

@@LaserLivestream Hello Gil, yes I just tried that and it made no difference. The best results I can see on screen using preview window is by selecting halftone in the adjust image window and playing with all the setting by making large adjustments to see what it dose then padding down those adj. to get the best possible look but still dose not look anything near what I am seeing on the online videos. If I try any of the other formats the image turns out kind of line like where it is dark and all the lines are highlighted and no adj. seems to improve the imagl. I have tried using the website ImageR to process the pictures as per described in some RU-vid videos and then also tried importing in the actual .jpg image directly into lightburn. Dose the picture have to be of a certain quality or format to achieve better results? I am using a trial version of lightburn to do this on, however the laptop connected to my 3018ProVer has a licensed copy of the software, is that in anyway an issue? And Thank you very much for your input James

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

@@jamescanada4994 I wish RU-vid would allow people to post images in the comments, as it would be easier to see what is going on. Sounds to me that something is not set right in Lightburn. Have you tried reaching out to them at all? They are super responsive and I am sure can look at the backend to sort out what is going on for you.

@jamescanada4994 2 года назад

@@LaserLivestream I hear you there Gil, I had screen shots all set to send you but there was no link to do so. When I get a minute I will try sending them message. Got side tracked upgrading my laser enclosure exhaust vent, as it was in adequate.

@wooly196211 Год назад

I did exactly what you said and it did not work for me

@ryanbeharry5636 2 года назад

What kinda laser machine and how much watts later

@ryanbeharry5636 2 года назад

Laser*^

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

I use a Embalser 2 laser cutter. Youc an check out there machines here : darklylabs.com/emblaser2/

@Leb.Mountain 2 года назад

Hey buddy , thanks for all the amazing videos , but i think something is wrong in here , it doesn't look like it is 1000 mm , i run my engraving on wood 80 mm/sec and power 12 % on 5 x 7 inches photo and it takes only 45 minutes . How come for 100 mm tile on 1000 mm/sec it took 2 hours ??? 🤔

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

LightBurn is set to mms per minute not seconds to create a smoother result.

@GoofyFun760 2 года назад

whats the power of ur laser?

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

I use an Emblaser 2 which is 5 watt diode laser. You can use this method with a diode or C02 laser once you have worked out what the optimum settings are for your laser. You can learn how to work those settings here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bQTFEv7uGn0.html What power laser are you using?

@SolarDrew 2 года назад

Why did you bother painting it if you wiped the paint off at the end?

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Hi SolarDrew, The chemicals in the paint allow the marking to happen on the tile. When you wipe off the paint at the end of the job, you can see the results on the tile surface. The paint acts as a transfer medium. Of course, you don't have to clean it off; it is totally up to you! :)

@warrenjameson5465 Год назад

I think you got the timing wrong. It would actually be 102 minutes. I would love to see you do this with Titanium Dioxide power mixed with alcohol. Easier to remove with just water and a paper towel, no post sealing necessary.

@Kevo20 2 года назад

Would your method still work with a photo?

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Yes.This method works with every type of graphic image. What kind of photo would you like to use this method with?

@Kevo20 2 года назад

@@LaserLivestream Thank you, do you know if this would work on slate?

@Kevo20 2 года назад

@@LaserLivestream I took a picture of my girlfriend and her dog and i'm trying to either engrave it on a tile or slate, I'm not having much luck at all. I'm using lightburn and my laser is Neje 30W.

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

@@Kevo20 Check out this video to work out the best settings for your tile engrave! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bQTFEv7uGn0.html and get back to us about how kit goes :)

@Kevo20 2 года назад

@@LaserLivestream Thank you so much!!

@adrianjhagendyk7746 Год назад

You forgot to add your material height. lol

@bebarssolnmay7650 2 года назад

Always looks like he is afraid of f up some words while reading :D .......... Great video though

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Hahaha...I was!

@BSills-fe8ze 2 года назад

2 hours!?!

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

120 minutes!!!

@adalidfuentes5307 2 года назад

Don’t put your laser to 100% power unless you wanna fry it

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Thanks for the advice. Could you please point me to some documentation about frying your laser at 100% so we can make sure to get the right information out there for everyone 🙏

@cbeif 2 года назад

A mil is .001", I don't think your supposed to call a millimeter a mil.

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

Ahhh... I see what happened here. Your right, in American English, a mil is 0.01. In British English, a mil is used as 1 millimetre. Same issue that got NASA in trouble when landing a river on Mars. Thanks for the heads up! 👍

@wilhelm2016 2 года назад

why are all of these people engraving tiles? I keep seeing these tile videos. Why is this everyone's go-to material? I don't understand. What are you doing with them that makes a tile such a preferred medium? Just curious. There are so many materials to engrave and I just keep seeing tile videos.

@rpmfoto 2 года назад

What materials are you using and for to what end?

@LaserLivestream 2 года назад

I would guess that tiles are easy to get a hold of and the results are very interesting. Given that tiles can also absorb a lot of energy without the fear of setting the material alight, they make sense for a beginner to use if they wanted to run a project and get a result. That would be my best guess as to why they have become so popular in the laser hobby world. What materials do you use with your laser?