I made this at Techshop in SF!
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- 6 Acrylic or Wood Tiles for Bracelet (see next step)
- 2 Clasps
- 9mm Jump Rings
- Needle Nose Pliers
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The result is /beautiful/.
Does this have a clasp? It would be cool to do this with "a kerf bend". Maybe I'll try that this weekend :-P
At first I was going to engrave the image, but I really wanted to pop and negative engraves are awesome! I will probably do that more often in the future.
A kerf bend is an interesting idea (I had to look it up). How do you think you would go about doing it with the bracelet?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/hslphotosync/7395570946/in/photostream
Side note: MDF makes a freaking MESS in the laser D-:
I have this bracelet, and then a laser cut shirt I made with my sister... Is it okay to enter more than once?
I have this bracelet, and then a laser cut shirt I made with my sister... Is it okay to enter more than once?
What I'm talking about looks like this: http://www.adafruit.com/adablog/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/kerfbending.png
I doubt it would be very durable...BUT plywood is cheap, and we both have laser cutters!
Hooray laser cutters!
You could do it with lobster clasps, the way you did...
Or you could have exploit the fact that the kerf bend makes the wood "stretchy". Make one of the individual panels have a finger joint cut into it, glue it together, then just slip the whole thing over your hand.
I'm trying to get my sister in the lab this weekend to do the Fashion Contest (http://www.instructables.com/contest/fashion2012/), so I'll have to make her my guinea pig and play with your bracelet design :).
Good luck i the Fashion Contest. I have a few more things I am trying to get done to enter myself :)