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Marble is a relatively soft substrate and a lot less than granite, I have a 45 watt laser and for marble the recommended settings are 30 speed to power, I put this picture through the original Photograv 2. Bruce as a newbie you should use the search facility at the top of the page to review past posts. Ok, it seems the files is to large to upload. I am looking for suggestion on the content A memorial for a friends pet and If someone with PhotoGrav would like to try and convert it I would like to try and cut it again. I get a half way decent text engraving with the settings of speed and a power of Does anyone have a suggested setting for this material and a 80w laser? Next question, is there that much difference between PhotoGrav and One touch laser photo? I am uploading a copy of the picture I am trying to engrave.
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I then proceeded to jump all over the place and totally ruin my 1st sacrificial piece of marble. The person that answered the phone suggested a speed of 75 and a power of This didn't even scratch the surface. When they arrived I called and asked them what settings I should use with my 80 watt laser. I have always heard good things about pictures on marble, so I ordered two cases of 6圆 tiles from Laser Sketch. So,then I figured the next step would be marble.
#Photograv 2 trial
I downloaded the trial version of One Touch laser photo and was able to get a pretty decent picture on a piece of Alder and some black anodized aluminum. Remember Me? What's New? of 2 1 2 Last Jump to page: Results 1 to 15 of Thread: PhotoGrav or One touch laser photo.