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Of course lasers can tackle industrial applications like
serializing tools or etching barcodes on plastic components, but what about the
fun stuff? Well, there's plenty of that.
Say you're tailgating and in the mood for a cocktail - why
not whip out that handy leather -bound metal flask made JUST for you? Wait, you
mean your flask looks like everyone else's? Not if you've got a laser.
Check out this video as we laser engrave family crests and
initials on this awesome flask made of leather and stainless steel. https://youtu.be/_9BR-kt_svg
And if you're not so much into the boozy projects, there are
only about a zillion other things you can do with a laser…
Custom cookies anyone?
Or maybe a one-of-a-kind-iPad branded with your latest
vacation photo?
…Or how about some new kicks?
Food, aluminum, fabric, glass, whatever! A dual-source laser
system is going to allow you to perform all kind of applications - from
industrial jobs to all the custom one-offs you can imagine!
Want to learn how it's done? Join us and watch Bob Henry, of
Epilog Laser, use the Fusion M2 dual-source system to engrave and cut all kinds
of materials. Follow along on his computer screen as he walks through setting
up artwork, determining settings, and then send all kinds of jobs to the
laser.
Click
here to watch the demo
Editor's Note: This is
a sponsored blog post provided by Epilog Laser. Epilog's Fusion 32 M2 laser is a dual-source CO2 and fiber laser system.
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