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7 comments:
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Wow, very beautiful. Which laser machine was used for this?
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Hello FederikFG,
These items were marked by our customers, so I don't know exactly what type of lasers were used. I would suspect they were done using flatbed CO2 lasers, and I believe a rotary attachment was used for the pen.
Mr. Science
That pen is really awesome. My step father does laser engraving in Mentor OH. He really likes what he does. Hopefully i learn how to do this soon. Thanks for sharing.
Great post and nice pics
I had no idea you could do so many things by laser engraving in Mentor OH! I love the look of that pen, especially. Where can I get one?
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