Introduction: Laser Cut Trinity Pendant
(Somehow all of my text disappeared so I will try to rewrite it.)
When I was first told how easy it was to laser cut something, I decided to start with what I love best: celtic knots. I made two versions and I've provided them both in the attached document.
I made this at Techshop in SF!
Supplies:
I made this design with just circles. It was pretty easy. All you have to do is line everything up exactly right ;)
Once you are ready, make sure you define your etch lines and your cut lines. I etched my lines at 2 points. Also, make sure you add in a hole to attach it to a necklace. My final pendant was about 1.5 inches wide from bottom tip to bottom tip. When I frist did this, I went overboard and it was about 3 inches wide and made of wood. Though I will probably wear it sometime, I didn't think any one else would so I redid it with black acrylic. I added in a photo of the wood version so you can see how it will turn out and also, I did both versions in wood.
Assembling the necklace:
When I was first told how easy it was to laser cut something, I decided to start with what I love best: celtic knots. I made two versions and I've provided them both in the attached document.
I made this at Techshop in SF!
Supplies:
- Material (I used both acrylic and wood)
- Jump Ring
- Cord
- Needle Nose Pliers
I made this design with just circles. It was pretty easy. All you have to do is line everything up exactly right ;)
Once you are ready, make sure you define your etch lines and your cut lines. I etched my lines at 2 points. Also, make sure you add in a hole to attach it to a necklace. My final pendant was about 1.5 inches wide from bottom tip to bottom tip. When I frist did this, I went overboard and it was about 3 inches wide and made of wood. Though I will probably wear it sometime, I didn't think any one else would so I redid it with black acrylic. I added in a photo of the wood version so you can see how it will turn out and also, I did both versions in wood.
Assembling the necklace:
- Take your jump ring and attach it to the hole at the top of your pendant.
- Take your cord and string it through the jump ring.
- Tie a nice double knot leaving enough room so you can slip it over your head.
- Wear and be happy with your awesome celtic knot!
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16 Comments
6 years ago
What program did you use to draw the design?
Reply 6 years ago on Introduction
I used Adobe Illustrator.
8 years ago
My name is trinity laugh out loud and I'm going to ask my dad to make me but he doesn't have a laser cutter he has something close to that is that ok?
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Of course! I'd love to see what you guys come up with!
9 years ago
I love this symbol too!!!! Great job!!!! :-)
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Me too! Awesome symbol :)
10 years ago on Introduction
This one of my favorite symbols. You made a beautiful pendant. :)
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Thank you! I love that symbol!
10 years ago on Introduction
Brilliant job wish i had a laser cutter!
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
I wish I had my own too. That's why it is so awesome that Techshop has one you can use :)
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
Cool do you know how much they cost?
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
A laser cutter? More than I can afford that's for sure.
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
Lol yeah me too kinda broke at the moment
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
Oh and i went pro!!!
Welll it was given too me
10 years ago on Introduction
Thats beautiful. I'm impressed!
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
Thank you!