Laser engraved brick as present

Preparation

Required material

Clay brick from the DIY store

Machine used

Speedy 360, 100 Watt
1.5" lens
Vacuum table

For this sample you can use any laser machine from the Speedy laser engraver series.

Tip

We used the 1.5" lens because we wanted to engrave a plan with many details. For design with less details, use the 2" lens.

Laser Engraved Brick

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Engraved Brick Parameters

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Step by step

Step 1

Step 1: Import design

Make your own design or import our template. Send the job to the laser using the driver settings below.

Print driver settings

Process mode	Resolution	Cut line
Standard	500 dpi	none

Halftone	Others
Color

Step 2

Step 2: Engraving the brick

Put the brick into your Trotec laser and focus on the surface of the material. Make the material parameter settings. The parameters can vary depending on laser machine and available laser power.

Laser Parameters engraving

Color	Process	Power (%)	Speed (%)	ppi/Hz
black	engrave CO₂	100	30	500

Passes	Air Assist	Z-Offset	Advanced
1	on	+1 mm	high quality

Step 3

Step 3: Cleaning

Use a wet sponge to clean the surface and bind the dust. - This original present is ready to be sold.

Preparation

You Will Need

Regular clay brick

Machine Used

Speedy 360, 100W
1.5" lens
Vacuum table

You can create this sample on any machine from the Speedy series.

Tip

We used a 1.5" lens because our design has many fine details. For simpler designs, you only need to use the 2" lens.

Laser Engraved Brick

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ZIP

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Engraved Brick Parameters

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Step by step

Step 1

Step 1: Import Your Design

Create the design you want to engrave on the brick! Or, feel free to import our available template. Send the job to the laser machine using the driver settings below:

Print Driver Settings

Process Mode	Resolution	Cut Line
Standard	500 dpi	None

Halftone	Others
Colour

Step 2

Step 2: Engraving Your Brick

Place the brick inside your Trotec laser machine and focus carefully on the surface of the material. Enter the parameter settings - these can vary depending on the laser machine you are using and its available laser power.