epilog 3d models

... cutting for my digital fabrication class. ...I engraved my name, a tiara and corner designs on a wooden block. I used Inventor to make the initial sketch of my design and then sent it to the Epilog Engraver and watched as it printed onto the block!

... Rocket by altering its fins and incorporating holes in the "floors" to accommodate lighting wires. ...I also reworked the flames. This model is intended for construction using 1/8 inch wood. The cutting process was completed utilizing an Epilog Helix.

Divided the specified item into precision-cut sections suitable for laser cutting:\r\nhttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2940380\r\n\r\nRequires 6mm and 3mm plywood material\r\n\r\nDXF Files created with Epilog Fusion M2 yield excellent results.

Wood blocks can be personalized using a laser, and I'm thrilled about the idea of laser-engraving a pig design on one! ...With settings at 100 speed and 60 power, the Epilog laser will expertly raster the image onto the wood block for a unique creation.

... extruded squares at the top and bottom with a pencil-accessible opening. ...Crafted through laser cutting by an epilog device, various acrylic layers were assembled using acrylic glue. ...The AI file's numbers indicate the sequence of these layers.

... this craft transforms into an illuminated lantern. ...Composed of 20 components, including 16 triangles, 3 rings, and a base, it's made from 3mm acrylic and printed using an Epilog Laser Printer; acrylic glue is used to assemble the pieces together.

An interlocking Catan board together with custom game pieces. ... Instructions The board itself was laser cut and etched on an Epilog Laser 75W with eighth inch plywood. ...The game pieces were laser cut on 3/8 inch plywood on the same laser.

... the long edge for stability, I secured it in the machine. The top was held by passing it through hexagonal holes on a supporting fixture. Unfortunately, my memory fails me regarding the specific laser settings employed with an Epilog Helix cutter.

This is almost exactly http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:19144 but I needed to manipulate the image in inkscape on my mac, which doesn't play well with dxf files I've also changed the line widths to 0.001" so that I can cut these files on an epilog...

... check out the original thing for more details. ... I've altered the layout of the parts so they can be easily cut on an Epilog Zing lasercutter. ...The new design now fits snugly within a 600x300 mm cutting area.

... for my mother, I designed the main vase body in Inventor, applying the shell tool for its hollowness. ...It was then 3D-printed by our Makerbot, while other components were skillfully crafted on Illustrator and laser-printed with an Epilog machine.

... small keepsake - a softball-shaped neon green acrylic keychain. ...Using an Epilog CNC Laser, I achieved the desired design on Adobe Illustrator with a raster speed of 100 and power of 50, and a vector speed of 12, power of 100, and frequency of 5000.

It's made with high-quality craftsmanship using an Epilog CNC laser printer that boasts a .125 inch thickness. ...The printing details include a resolution of 300 DPI, raster speed at 100 with a power of 50, and vector settings at 15 with power at 100...

In our second endeavor, I crafted an infinity symbol embellished with "live, laugh, love." This masterpiece was brought to life using Adobe Illustrator and the Epilog CNC Laser. ...To achieve the desired outcome, the raster speed was set at 100 with a...

... positioned for a quick grab whenever you're getting dressed to impress on your way out the door. ...Crafting this design took approximately 15 minutes on an Epilog Mini laser cutter and assembles neatly with friction and a dash of glue in mere moments.

Laser cut delrin leg that snaps into robowalker hip Print instructionsCategory: Robotics Print Settings Printer: Epilog Laser Cutter Rafts: No Supports: No

Laser Cut living hinge boxes. ... Box one is 334mm W x 289mm H (33cm x 28cm). Box two is 242mm W x 279mm H (24cm x 28cm). PDF file contains 600 x 300mm material surface. Cut on an Epilog 24 mini. Material is 3mm. ...Made at Machines Room.

... Ninja Assassin from Borderlands. ...After finding the right picture online, I designed it in Adobe Illustrator, ensuring it fit within the wooden block's dimensions. Finally, using Epilog CNC Laser, I printed it with settings of 100 speed and 60 power.

... a box that doubles as room decoration. ...Crafting it with Adobe Illustrator, the Epilog CNC Laser was employed at a raster speed of 100 and power of 50 for rasterization, while vector speed was set at 17, vector power at 100, and frequency at 500.

To personalize this wooden block, I etched it using an Epilog laser engraver. The design was created via raster engraving, with a speed of 100 and a power setting of 60. ...It features my favorite quote from the popular cartoon series, SpongeBob...

Upon perfecting the design, it was printed using an Epilog Laser. For the base, I also utilized Illustrator to create three acrylic slots and three wire holes for clouds and birds. ...Acrylic glue secured the pieces in place, while epoxy ensured sturdy...

A wooden panel displaying an intricately designed Dark Knight logo and character, crafted using Illustrator software and an Epilog Laser Mini with settings of 100% power, 85% speed, and Auto-Focus on a 18x12 inch bed. ...The image was first sized to...

Featuring the stunning and enigmatic Miranda Cosgrove captured on a wooden panel, this image was produced using an Epilog Mini 18 Laser with settings at 65 power, 100 speed, and 300 DPI resolution. ...The raster job benefits from automatic focus...

... renowned player Mike, known for his impressive mustache. ...Crafted with precision using an Epilog CNC laser, it boasts a 400 DPI resolution, raster speed of 100 and power of 50, while vector settings are at 15, 100, and 500 for optimal quality.

A DOTA 2 game logo is engraved onto red acrylic using an Epilog laser cutter. ...The specifications include a 18x12 piece size, 300 resolution, combined raster and vector job type, 100 raster speed, 50 raster power, 12 vector speed, 100 vector power,...

For days when I'm feeling down, I made a motivational wooden block featuring Miranda Cosgrove as inspiration. ...The block was crafted using an Epilog Mini 18 Laser at 60 power, 100 speed, and 300 DPI resolution with auto focus enabled in raster mode.

To execute this project, I opted for engraving the quote "Nothing is worth it if you aren't happy" onto a wooden block. ...For the Epilog laser's raster settings, I set the speed at 100 and the power to 75.

This wooden block has been etched featuring the quote, "You were born an original; don't die a copy." It was crafted using Adobe Illustrator and laser-printed with a speed of 100 and power setting of 75 by Epilog CNC Laser.

... for my friends group using Adobe Illustrator. ...It was skillfully crafted using an Epilog CNC Laser at a raster speed of 100 and a power of 75. ...For the intricate details, a vector speed of 12, power of 100, and a frequency of 5000 were employed.

Create an acrylic puzzle piece featuring lyrics, designed in Illustrator and cut with a Epilog Lazer. Settings include a vector speed of 12, vector power of 100, and vector frequency of 5000. ...Raster elements are engraved at 100 speed and 50 power for...