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Round Soda-Lime Glass Cup 9.8oz (290ml)

Shared by @Patrik Adolfsson on Atomm

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Laser Settings

Engrave · Vector · Flat Surface
Power
70
Speed
150
LPC
140
Passes
1
Crosshatch
On
defocus
3 mm
Sharing the settings that produced this bright, detailed skull engraving on soda-lime whisky glass using the xTool F2 Ultra Dual, processed flat. Settings: * Process: Engrave * Laser: Blue Light Diode * Power: 70% * Speed: 150 mm/s * Passes: 1 * Lines per cm: 140 * Engraving mode: Uni-directional * Defocus: Off * Engraving angle: 0° incremental * Cross hatch: On Defocus +2mm upwards Different glass types and coatings may react differently, so use these settings as a starting point and run a small test first.

More Round Soda-Lime Glass Cup 9.8oz (290ml) settings

Same material on xTool F2 Ultra. Engrave stays the same regardless of thickness; cut changes with thickness.

Engrave (any thickness)
P70 S150 · this oneP90 S100P90 S200

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Machine Context

BrandxTool
ModelF2 Ultra
Laser typeDiode
Wattage40W

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Material Details

MaterialRound Soda-Lime Glass Cup 9.8oz (290ml)
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Shared by @Patrik Adolfsson in Atomm, xTool's community
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