A large portion of what we do at MBJD Laser is personal one of a kind gifts. Honestly it is one of the things that makes this line of work so fun and rewarding. New items are what keeps the job fresh and interesting.
Not to long ago we received a phone call from a customer who wanted us to put a special logo onto a stainless steel platter. We new immediately it was something we could do so we took the job. Like all unique jobs there are issues that need to be worked through. The artwork that the customer supplied was not the best, in fact we had to recreate it using Photo Shop and Adobe Illustrator. The size of the platter was also a problem. It was just barely small enough to fit into our laser and putting a round logo onto a round platter was going to be a challenge. Measuring and remeasuring was critical to get laid out in order to run on the laser.
Cermark was necessary to get the proper engraving. The Cermark process is the same process we use for stainless steel tumblers. In the end, the project came out great and the customer was very pleased. Our Epilog Zing 40 watt laser did amazing work. We used a Speed of 20 and a Power of 100.
Not to long ago we received a phone call from a customer who wanted us to put a special logo onto a stainless steel platter. We new immediately it was something we could do so we took the job. Like all unique jobs there are issues that need to be worked through. The artwork that the customer supplied was not the best, in fact we had to recreate it using Photo Shop and Adobe Illustrator. The size of the platter was also a problem. It was just barely small enough to fit into our laser and putting a round logo onto a round platter was going to be a challenge. Measuring and remeasuring was critical to get laid out in order to run on the laser.
Cermark was necessary to get the proper engraving. The Cermark process is the same process we use for stainless steel tumblers. In the end, the project came out great and the customer was very pleased. Our Epilog Zing 40 watt laser did amazing work. We used a Speed of 20 and a Power of 100.
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