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    iPhone engraving settings?

    Has anyone engraved an iPhone yet? If so would you be willing to share your settings? I have a request to engrave one, but searches here and through Google don't find any hits.

    Paul Proffitt
    Suwanee, GA
    Epilog Legend 24TT 45 watt, Corel X3, Illustrator CS and a shop full of other interesting stuff.

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    Paul

    I used my anodized aluminum settings.

    Check out this site.

    http://www.ladyada.net/resources/las...ngs.html#ipods
    Last edited by Mike Null; 03-12-2008 at 6:01 AM. Reason: addition
    Mike Null

    St. Louis Laser, Inc.

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    I have engraved my phone, laptop computer, etc.
    I use sp80--power 25 or< . I have a 75Wmachine.

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    iPhone Engraving

    Paul,

    We engraved an iPhone as a sample of the month, click on link below for more info:

    http://www.epiloglaser.com/sc_iphone.htm

    This was engraved on a Mini 35W at 100% S, 40%P at 600DPI. For your 45W, I'd say 90-100%S, 30-40%P @ 600DPI

    As Mike had suggested, anodized aluminum settings is a good starting point.

    Good Luck!
    Peck Sidara
    Epilog Laser
    888.437.4564 ext. 236

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    Thanks Mike,

    great Information.
    Garry McKinney
    A new day is a new chance.


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    Thanks everyone for the settings information and example pictures. Based on the settings it seems most iPhones are raster engraved as opposed to vector engraved. I don't know that it matters much unless a person was doing a lot of them and had vector art that would go faster than rastering. Opinions and suggestions on vectoring solicited and appreciated.

    Paul Proffitt
    Suwanee, GA
    Epilog Legend 24TT 45 watt

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    if you were to do a photograv file would you use just the cherry setting? I dont have the new photograve.
    Epilog mini 24 with 45 watts
    X3
    More wood working tools then I deserve

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    Photos

    Thad,

    If you're looking to do photo's using photograv onto an iPhone, I'd bypass photograv, scan the image in at 300DPI, invert, adjust the brightness/contrast and print using the Stucki settings built into the Epilog laser dashboard. Print at 300 DPI.

    I have found that on anodized aluminum and materials like anodized, Photograv isn't needed. The Stucki setting works great!

    Try the settings/process on anodized first. As for the new settings, you'll need to download the latest driver from our website.

    HTH,
    Peck Sidara
    Epilog Laser
    888.437.4564 ext. 236

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