How to laser engrave a glass Champagne Flute - xTool F1 Ultra

[@tomsmith1868]

Short and sweet. Thanks for the lesson.

[@DiodeDesigns]

Welcome! That was the goal! I do a lot of long form very detailed tutorials so this was a nice change up for me too.

[@RNMEDIC1335]

You are so awesome. Thanks. Would I use similar settings on the regular F1?

[@DiodeDesigns]

No, the F1 is a much less powerful laser. I do share all of my materials settings for the F1, F1 Ultra, P2, P2S and more with my subscription members though! buymeacoffee.com/diodedesignsllc

[@toddbenko6701]

Very nice, succinct video of your process and settings. Very Helpful should I be asked to take on a similar task with my F1U. Thank you for sharing!

[@DiodeDesigns]

You're welcome! We will be putting out more videos like this soon, so be sure to subscribe!

[@toddbenko6701]

@@DiodeDesigns Do you plan to use critical focus or us a de-focused condition to broaden the lines?

[@DiodeDesigns]

@@toddbenko6701 im not sure what youre asking. I set the focus to normally. I do not de focus.

[@toddbenko6701]

@@DiodeDesigns Yes. I had come across so many people identifying that they defocus the blue diode beam by 1-2mm so the glass fracture (Frosting) is a little more diffuse rather than tight focuses lines and the lines tend to produce more chipping? On curved surfaces like this people sometimes set the focus at the mid point between the highest and lowest point in the etching area. Your jig got the glass pretty level.

[@DiodeDesigns]

@@toddbenko6701 yeah the jig makes a huge difference. I highly suggest it. I don’t defocus and I haven’t needed to haven’t dealt with any chipping

[@loripacansky3606]

Very nice! Will these settings work with the regular f1?

[@DiodeDesigns]

No as the F1 a much lower power than the F1 Ultra. I do share all my settings for the F1, F1 Ultra, P2, P2S and other lasers as well as MANY other perks to members of my subscription program! You can find out more bout that here: buymeacoffee.com/diodedesignsllc