evansd2
December 13, 2017, 11:24pm
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Probably not? It’s PVC free, according to the site.
Some precedent using foils have been posted:
Are you getting ready for this movie?? I’m hoping it lives up to its hype. I wanted to try an edge lit sign with some “blacked out” portions so the design is more visible in daylight and thought this was a good graphic to try. I used gold toned Laser Foil that I got from Johnson Plastics (link at the end of the post). It was mostly successful. I just had an issue with applying the foil to the acrylic without bubbles. Here are some of the steps and hints if you try it, or something like it. …
Interesting post about using laser foil and acrylic to make name badges. Good step by step walkthrough.
I said I’d try another Acrylic sign with Laser Foil. The original was OK, but had some issues. The new one is the Rebel shield with the seal of the Jedi at the bottom. Here’s a link to my original foil try if you haven’t seen it already.
Justice League Edge Lit Sign with Laser Foil
This wouldn’t rate an A+ from the teacher, but I think I’ve earned a Most Improved star for application of the Laser Foil. Here it are the components in the bed of the Glowforge.
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It’s tough to see in t…
Might want to follow up with @bill_laba on this. Someone else posted another foil project recently but I can’t find it at the moment. This ought to get you started.
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