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5/64"(2mm) Printable Paperboard

white

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Laser Settings

Cut · Vector · Flat Surface
Power
85
Speed
8
Passes
1
Thickness
1mm
The material is a heavy Cardboard, Coated with Printed pictures on it. Originally a Donut Box Lid from Lickin Good Donuts in Mobile Alabama. Heavier than heavy Cardstock or poster board but not quite as heavy as cardboard. I don't know the thickness so I just said 1 mm in this but I used the 5/64" (2mm) printable paperboard setting and reduced to 1 pass and 85% power and air assist at 100%. Worked Perfect!

More 5/64"(2mm) Printable Paperboard settings

Same material on xTool M2. Engrave stays the same regardless of thickness; cut changes with thickness.

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Machine Context

BrandxTool
ModelM2
Laser typeDiode
Wattage10W

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Material Details

Material5/64"(2mm) Printable Paperboard
Color / Finishwhite
BrandLickin Good Donuts Donut Box
Size1mm
SupplierxTool
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