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Laser Etching Stainless Steel | |
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Primary Contact | Michael Erskine |
Created | 24/03/2016 |
Status | Dormant |
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Tests of laser etching stainless steel using the alcohol and plaster process.
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First two etchings on one hip flask
I was compelled to attempt this hack found on Hackaday: http://hackaday.com/2014/12/25/laser-etch-stainless-with-only-plaster-alcohol/
Using cheap stainless steel hip flasks and a lasered jig to hold the flask in exact position with respect to a known origin, I worked out a good process running a very slow etch. Two etches were done on the first hip flask at different rates: one for the lettering and one for the large image. The etch time for the image was over an hour!