omtech laser test card 3d models

Sensor Card Test Module

I made it specifically for the thin metal ones on their website, test fitted with one that he gave me. Fits pretty snug, open on the side for your fingers so you can grab it. Low profile for the xTool, total height is about 8mm. ... Printed on...

You've got to see this incredible laser-cut playing card - it's an absolute game-changer! ...This super-cool accessory is perfect for anyone who loves to add a little excitement to their daily life.

Settings are tailored specifically for a 40-watt laser running at about 50 percent capacity, which translates to around 10 milliamperes. To minimize burn marks caused by wood vapor, the laser is directed over the material four times. ...Note that...

She was in need of a way to consistently place aluminum business cards for engraving, so I threw this together in about in 10 minutes on TinkerCad. ... This fits over the waste board and will consistently place the card in the center of the build area.

I'm getting fed up with misplacing my memory cards, so I took advantage of some downtime on the laser machine to create a solution.\nI had a stash of 2mm cardboard scraps lying around, so I crafted a simple drawer-like system to safeguard the cards...

Printable template that attaches to the Zmorph CNC / Laser bed with slots for eight 86x54mm aluminum business cards. Using the included .dxf template for the card designs along with this template ensures perfect repeatable alignment. Split into...

Laser-cut card holder designed to make a lasting impression. Functional layout, however, cries out for a code overhaul to optimize performance and mitigate stresses caused by acrylic usage. Words perfectly rendered on wooden surfaces. ...Note: game logo...

Introducing an innovative acrylic laser business card, this unique design transforms into functional metric/imperial callipers featuring a precise vernier scale accurate down to 1/20th of a millimeter. Due to the limited space on the business card,...

The USB port on the OMTECH K40 Laser is simply a cutout in the steel case which exposes a circuit board mounted USB connector. I have a long, heavy duty USB cable and wanted it supported. So, I designed this on TinkerCad and it fit in the hole...

I am creating these laser-cut, stackable card trays with a simple lid. #### Help Me Keep Going If you want to support my work, you can become a patron on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/kap42. If that's not possible for you, don't worry - likes...

I found similar files for Lightburn and xTool, but didn't want the extra overhead for such a simple tool.This is a single pass, 2 axis test card that will demonstrate both speed and power. ...You can use the laser engraver menu to increase the number of...

Test the laser's full power on a variety of substances to see how it affects each one.

Business Card Holder - Plywood 3mm

Pokemon card I created from photoshop, template to assemble

At TechShop Durham, I developed a color profile specifically tailored to the Epilog 45W laser machine.

Support avec logo pour insérer la carte acrylique de réglage de la hauteur pour ortur laser master pro 2

This sleek business card holder is precision-cut from 3mm acrylic or wood to create a compact and modern accessory.

This 3D print replaces the exhaust fan and mounting hardware for your OmTech Laser when an external exhaust fan is used. ... The stock parts are more difficult to reinstall than this replacement and the stock mounting plate has holes that create...

A very simple laser test. This was made in Snapmaker Luban for a Snapmaker A350. Not sure how it will work on other laser machines. Try it out and let me know. It cuts lines from 10% to 100% power @140mm/min, 2 passes, 0.6mm pass depth (vector)...

The design is a grid of squares tailored for easy testing with a laser cutter by adjusting power and speed settings. The accompanying LaserWeb JSON file streamlines this process. To ensure safe operation, never leave your laser unattended. Be aware...

A Simple Laser Test Created in Snapmaker Luban for A350 Machines This Test Should Work with Other Lasers, But I'm Not Entirely Sure - Try It Out and Let Me Know Your Experience. It Cuts Lines at Various Power Levels from 10% to 100%, Moving at 140mm...

This is a test sombrero to try my new free beta software with laser-attached 3D-printers. I wanted to see how well it works. I created a simple software that can generate gcode from an image or an image combined with a 3D object, allowing for...

Hello again, I'm back at it, adapting 3D printed creations to laser cutters - still haven't broken down and bought a 3D printer yet; maybe next year's the time. Anyway, here's an adaptation of thing:389217. It was made from 5mm plywood, and I...

This deck box holds a deck of cards with or without sleeves, perfect for Magic: The Gathering, Android NetRunner, and any other card game you're into. Its 3mm design fits together flawlessly, no matter the material - I've tried 3mm Acrylic and it's a...

A very simple laser test. This was made in Snapmaker Luban for a Snapmaker A350. Not sure how it will work on other laser machines. Try it out and let me know. It cuts lines from 10% to 100% power @140mm/min, 2 passes, 0.6mm pass depth (vector)...

I'm Excited to Share a Simple Laser Test I Conducted Using Snapmaker Luban for My Snapmaker A350. This Test Wasn't Meant to be a Comprehensive Evaluation, So Don't Expect Miraculous Results. I'm Just Sharing It in Case You're Interested. It...

Remake the Go-Nogo Pin Test for SLA/Laser 3D Printers. The original F360 project is available here: https://a360.co/2GrepTq. Before printing, disable any software "horizontal size compensation" and print flat on a tray without support. Slice layers...

These test card can be scaled in the z-axis before slicing to fine tune the settings. These Lithophane Test Cards were created using the Test Card image at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Test_card.png and converted into an STL via the...

Card Stand Test Cube Test Block Card Holder Infill: 15-20% filled Layer Height: 0.1 millimeters high Speed: 80 millimeters per second Print Duration: 42 minutes to 1 hour long