Traditionally computer controlled cutting is about making things on the lastercutter. In this week I designed little Cat's on the lasercutter, but also I decided to learn the Fablight. For metall lasercutting.
First, lets briefly talk laser cutting. we did this before. We know press-fit kits; kerf; etc. !
For the group assignment we all did the kerf check, Jonny led. And I shared this kerf-tool from japan which was fun.
KERF TOOL
for my Pressfit case I made little 2D cubist paintings that can be re-assembled randomly into different types of sculptures.
Also it was good to remind myself of the lasercutter specific to this lab.
I also help Franscisco to make this sticker on the Cricut.
Alan was kind enough to teach me the Fablight!!
This was a fun and overwhelming process;
Note: I have since used it a couple of times and the process got easier and easier very quickly, but it was fun to get to know. And I didn't properly document the other times.
So this will be a rapid fire picture show with a couple of notes.


TAB YOUR FILES! Otherwise they end up in the metall GRAVEYARD.



After the showed it to me using some of the files he was working on, I made my own files to try and cut.
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It is really important to tighten down the material before you cut.