epilog 3d models

If you have access to an Epilog laser cutter, you can print the design directly onto 4mm MDF. After cutting and assembling the device using glue, create a headband that fits comfortably for a complete setup. ...A laser-cutting file is also necessary for...

A model made with an Epilog Laser Zing 24 (30 W) is depicted in the pictures. This work is licensed by HOBBYHIMMEL under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Visit HOBBYHIMMEL - Die Offene...

I built this using 4.5mm acrylic sheet on an Epilog Legend 36EXT 75W laser cutter. Before you make one, you'll likely need to customize the slot joint thicknesses for your material and laser kerf sizes. Units are in inches; scale it up 1:1 if...

To replicate the project, start by designing it on Corel Draw, followed by precision laser etching and cutting on an Epilog 45W laser engraver. With a diameter of 168 mm, the dimensions can be modified but will require adjustments to various...

The entire project was brought to life using a 50W Epilog laser cutter, which delivered flawless cuts every time. I opted for 1/8 inch (3mm) plywood for its exceptional durability and stability. The cutting settings were as follows: 20% speed, 100%...

Using high-quality birch wood, a thickness of 1/8" was chosen for the cut, which was executed on our Epilog 30W laser. To add an extra layer of protection, blue tape was applied to avoid scorch marks during the cutting process. ...Once complete, the...

It's formatted for cutting on 3mm MDF from an Arch A sheet, and four of these would fit within an Arch C sheet or across the Epilog Helix bed. I've included a PDF and SVG file that I converted online using cloudconvert.com/vsd-to-svg. This design is...

... and "ripple" lines are not exactly artistic masterpieces. As an engineer, I'm not skilled in the fine arts. I cut these out of 3mm MDF using an Epilog printer. ...My settings include: * Cut: Power 100, speed 20 * Mark: Power 90-100, speed 80-100

Plus 3D Printer and an Epilog Legend Mini Laser Cutter. The updated bolt design requires minor sanding but offers a better hold. The top layer is printed in clear to display symbols on the bottom without indentation, allowing for visibility. Feel...

The design is compatible with CorelDraw for Windows and can be cut or etched using the Epilog laser cutter at NYC Resistor. Blue lines indicate cutting areas, while fills denote etching. Acrylic sheets from eStreetPlastics are recommended,...

It employs blue lines for cutting and fills for etching, following NYC Resistor's guidelines for their Epilog laser cutter. More details can be found on the NYCR laser wiki at wiki.nycresistor.com/wiki/Laser_Power. To achieve the desired effect,...

To accomplish this, I employed a Epilog Mini 18 Laser with a 40W laser and 18"x12" print bed, setting the raster speed at 100 and power at 50 while the vector speed reached up to 20 with power at 100 and frequency of 500. The only part that wasn't...

... secure them using wire through provided holes and indents. The settings required for this project are: raster speed 50%, raster power 50%, vector speed 40%, vector power 100%, vector frequency 5000, using a 60W Epilog laser. ...Enjoy the process!

... insert within Illustrator. Assembly involved using acrylic glue, and printing was done on a Thing-omatic, Replicator 2, and Epilog Laser Mini. ...The ultimate goal was to train Gastly to defeat the elite four, while also serving decorative purposes.

Crafted from 3mm ply using an Epilog Laser Mini (bed size: 600x300mm), this unique design showcases exceptional precision. ... Key Features: * A magnetic lid that seals in freshness * A curved barrel for ergonomic comfort * Smooth rolling action for...

Crafted from six millimeter cast acrylic, this box was cut on an Epilog Laser Mini with a bed size of 600x300mm. Key features of this design include: Dimensions: This storage box measures one hundred millimeters in height, one hundred twelve...

The files have been adjusted for use on an Epilog Zing 40-watt laser cutter using color mapping options. Cut and engrave on cardboard or chipboard, then glue together and you're done. ... Color-mapping settings: * Raster engrave (blue) - Speed: 100,...

Formatted specifically for cutting on 3mm MDF cut from a standard 12" x 9" (Arch C) sheet size that fits perfectly across an Epilog Helix bed. I've provided both PDF and SVG files featuring a mix of hexes, squares and circles, with each type...

Change line width to 1mm so it is visible, note that Epilog users will need to adjust back to 0.001. The scale factor is the most intimidating part as it was based on measuring my actual printer and then measuring the SVG file and scaling everything...

Cut on a 75W Epilog 36EXT from 1/8" Baltic Birch using precision settings for optimal results. Etched lakes are achieved at 100s/20p/500f while cuts are executed at 30s/100p/500f. Created with the latest data available from the Minnesota Geospatial...

Below are the files you'll find: PDF File: Ready for Laser Cutting SVG File: For Editing (please leave our logo and disclaimer intact) Colour Images: Perfect for Normal Printing (check out our blog for more options: https://goo.gl/XEjkhn) Laser...

Instructions To assemble this tray, I used my 30w Epilog Zing engraver to cut out pieces from 3mm MDF. The laser speed is set at 30%, power at 100% and frequency at 600hz. I designed all the parts to fit within a small sheet of paper, measuring...

These files were designed in Adobe Illustrator and used on a Boss laser with Corel Draw and RD Works, as well as on an Epilog Laser that uses Adobe, and an Epilog that uses Corel Draw. Each time, small things needed to be tweaked; however, the files...

Epilog This is the first thing I created with the thought to earn some money with it, not much, but just enough that I feel my work has some value. Of course I am also happy to know that someone on the other side of the world is enjoying this...

You will have to edit the final file with the correct line weight and color to suit the laser cutter that you use. Print Settings Printer: Epilog Zing 24 Rafts: No Supports: No Notes: Clear Acrylic Sheet .125 How I Designed This...

Stand for Epilog ZING 24 x 12 LaserEasily constructed from 3/4" Plywood and simple lumber. Castors allow easy repositioning. A storage shelf holds the cutting grid or a rotary device. It is very sturdy.There were no commercially available stands for...

That's when I stumbled upon Epilog, and their setup really caught my eye. I figured I'd give it a shot, so I set out to recreate the system myself using a smaller nozzle (1mm this time) that would blast some serious air directly onto the cutting...

Required materials include: 2x 24" x 12" Cast Acrylic Sheets 1x 24" x 10" Clear Cast Acrylic Sheet (AR1 Abrasive Resistant Acrylic is a good choice) 1x Controller Face 1x Center Face Bracket 2x Side Walls 8x Corner Brackets 8x Face Brackets Print...

Formatted specifically for cutting on 3mm MDF cut from 24" x 18" (Arch C) sheets, which fit across the bed of an Epilog Helix. I have provided a PDF and SVG files that were converted online at https://cloudconvert.com/vsd-to-svg. These files are...

At the workplace, I had to find a solution to keep warped wood flat on the Epilog Fusion M2. On our older machines, vector cutting honeycomb is made of steel, allowing magnets to hold slightly warped wood in place. I experimented with various options...