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    atek calendar

    using the mopa fiber laser I am going to engrave this cow's head file on an aluminum pendulum




    https://youtu.be/Lax6sfbDLX0

    the detail is amazing
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    Very cool, great detail

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    thanks again, back in the day I had a hard time using this file on the old CO2 laser possibly too busy
    but the fiber laser does not miss a beat

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    There are several of these vector calendars here in our forums if you want more.
    Nice Job!

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    I had done this file back in 2012 with a 100 watt co2 laser and had quite a time with it as its very detailed and you have to keep it large or
    the engrave looks like burned hardwood
    But on metal its a different story , it looks good
    The fiber laser would have been a great tool for you doing the buckles

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    Seems to me you have to engrave this one on a very large blank in order to appreciate the detail.
    Polished brass or stainless steel would be amazing.

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    I have some larger stainless

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    I can't remember what the max size is for your fiber laser table.
    You want to use thin plate instead of thin sheet metal so it will stay flat.

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    its 300mmx300mm or under 12in square

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    Awesome, that's a good size and would be useful for a variety of projects.

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    I am hoping it will be , I also have a 70mm lens and I am hoping it will cut stainless and aluminum , I think it will many passes
    Fiber lasers seem to do many passes , like coins at 512 passes 1 hr 45 min to complete
    I am not there yet still trying everything I can think of as far as material goes

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    Keep me informed as you learn more about your fiber laser, I am interested in the specs and what it will do.

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