How-To Laser Engrave Scratch Leather Canvas - Full Process

[@denversumner2061]

THank you for this information! I’m brand new, still learning the absolute basics, and I think your videos are very helpful! Keep up the great work!

[@MadeByMervich]

Glad they are helpful to you!

[@JeffBenedict]

Another great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@MadeByMervich]

Thank you 😁

[@np8274]

Que maravilla!!!

[@MadeByMervich]

Thanks 😊

[@B1G-Jack]

Great idea!

[@MadeByMervich]

Thanks 😊

[@jabenhaim]

Would that be possible to make on a co2 laser, and what do you think the settings be instead of 16% power? Thank you so much for something so new for me to be able to see

[@MadeByMervich]

If you can engrave on wood, or painted canvases, you should also be able to do the scratch leather. The idea is just burning a layer to expose the beneath color layer. For settings, its hard to say based on lasers being so different. Especially diode to co2. The best suggestion would be to run a test grid to find the optimal settings.

[@cathello2900]

Hi. It turned out very cool! 👍 Say me, does the luban program work only with its own lasers and or can you connect a completely different brand of laser engraver to it? I would like to see a lesson on g-code from you.

[@MadeByMervich]

It only works for Snapmaker machines. They are 3d printers, cnc, and laser all in one.

[@phaleen]

Thank you so much for your tutorials. I am very new to this, can you please tell me what software you are using.

[@MadeByMervich]

I have a Snapmaker Artisian 3 in 1 (3d printer, laser, and cnc) that uses proprietary software called Luban. But every laser does the same thing. The only real difference is that different software labels things differently. Example: Some machines use LPI (lines per inch), DPI (dots per inch), or like mine dots per mm. It just takes some converting depending on what your settings require.

[@phaleen]

@MadeByMervich thanks! Wow, that is some machine! I see lightburn in my future. My goal is to make small gifts for families that have a loved one in Hospice. You are helping me formulate a plan.

[@litemupkustomz]

what software are you using? I am using AI with my ULS M300 and I have no idea how to set up the laser to handle all the different shadings.

[@MadeByMervich]

My machine uses a proprietary software called luban. What ever software you have, you should be looking for greyscale.