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Hi all, My name is caroline and i am from Australia and have just bought an Emblaser. I work mostly with leather, making pan style motorbike seats. I use Cut2D and PicLaser. I wish to thank you all for the information on this forum, it has been invaluble. Anyway, it has been a steep learning curve and have wasted alot of leather trying to get the settings right. Here is a mouse pad i made using the emblaser. It measures about 20cm across. Using about 20% power. cheersa map.jpg
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Beautiful piece of work, just curious how long it took to do that?
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Looks beautiful! Love the old maps and on leather it gives a great nostalgic look!
keep up the great work!
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Hi bert, this piece took about 3 hours. cheersOriginally Posted by Bert Kemp
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