Frankqv Report post Posted January 20, 2021 These are some products we produce daily from our 150 and 60w lasers.Just a few examples. Over 500 Holster designs on file. Our laser cutters and engravers have replaced hand cutting with precision cnc cutting. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
maxdaddy Report post Posted January 21, 2021 That's great, thanks for sharing. I assume that the stitching holes are burnt with the laser as well? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Frankqv Report post Posted January 21, 2021 Holes are cut with laser. All of our kits the holes line up perfectly. Edge if you want and burnish, or just paint the edges. No sanding to line up edge. We cut all of our saddle stirrup fenders, many fancy bridle parts. The 60w we use exclusively for photo graphics and engraving. We also use it to cut outlines for carving. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
thatcanadiangirl Report post Posted April 12, 2021 On 1/21/2021 at 2:10 AM, Frankqv said: Holes are cut with laser. All of our kits the holes line up perfectly. Edge if you want and burnish, or just paint the edges. No sanding to line up edge. We cut all of our saddle stirrup fenders, many fancy bridle parts. The 60w we use exclusively for photo graphics and engraving. We also use it to cut outlines for carving. These are lovely, and I really like the simplicity of the kits. They feel like perfect gifts for the friends who constantly look over our shoulder, wondering if they can have our next finished wallet Do you have any tips for cleaning the leather after laser cutting? Or better yet, avoiding char so that the holes are relatively clean when stitching up? I'll soon have access to a robustly powered laser cutter, and can't wait to experiment, but any tips ahead of time are gratefully received! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
