0. Supplies
- Materials you want to print on
- Your design file (either by illustrator or by CoreDraw)
1. Prepare materials
- Choose the right thickenss paper or wood
- I used 140lb(pounds per ream) or 300gsm(grams per square meter) tangerine paper and 1/64 tickness Plywood
- Materials you want to print on
- Your design file (either by illustrator or by CoreDraw)
1. Prepare materials
- Choose the right thickenss paper or wood
- I used 140lb(pounds per ream) or 300gsm(grams per square meter) tangerine paper and 1/64 tickness Plywood
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1. Use the Template file on Adobe (http://goo.gl/55sbi or download attached illustrator file)
- For this file, you only need to consider the red outline (blue outline makes your biz cards bigger than usual)
2. Consider which part you want to cut or engrave
- For cutting, you need to create the outlines of shapes or fonts
- Make the outlines less than 0.001 pt
Tip: Don't make the outline hidden by overlayering empty shapes (see the figure)
- For engraving, you need it to be rastered or its outline thick enough
- It depends on a laser cutting machine you use (typically more than 0.25 pt)
- For this file, you only need to consider the red outline (blue outline makes your biz cards bigger than usual)
2. Consider which part you want to cut or engrave
- For cutting, you need to create the outlines of shapes or fonts
- Make the outlines less than 0.001 pt
Tip: Don't make the outline hidden by overlayering empty shapes (see the figure)
- For engraving, you need it to be rastered or its outline thick enough
- It depends on a laser cutting machine you use (typically more than 0.25 pt)
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I also found it on Amazon by searching "plywood 1/8"
Looks great!