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Glowforge Project Idea - Quick Monogram Scored Earrings!
A few little notes about this set - It was created for Glowforge machines - if you're using it on anything else, it may very well need to be edited for your program.
These little guys include every letter A - Z, were cut on Proofgrade Draftboard wood and scored on "Draft" to save time. (I didn't find "draft" to reduce quality, though you can always set to high quality)
They are sized for just slightly under 1/2 inch. A great "medium" size so younger and older can both wear.
To use, select one of the 26 SVG's provided that matches your needed letter -
**I've also thrown an AI file in there with every letter in one project, for any quick editing those of you with more design skill might want to do.
Import into glowforge
Use the panel on the left to select "Cut" for the outer circle
Then move to the monograms and select "score"
You'll get the best results with tested settings, using something like the "honeycomb" pin to hold the wood down. Of coarse you can still use things like acrylic as well.
These puppies run on less than 1 minute of machine time a pair, depending on the type of wood. I glued them to earring posts that I found on Amazon for about $6 for 100 - 6MM. I dipped the flat side on the earring posts in craft glue and pressed onto the back, though if you're selling a tougher glue might be more useful.
These little guys include every letter A - Z, were cut on Proofgrade Draftboard wood and scored on "Draft" to save time. (I didn't find "draft" to reduce quality, though you can always set to high quality)
They are sized for just slightly under 1/2 inch. A great "medium" size so younger and older can both wear.
To use, select one of the 26 SVG's provided that matches your needed letter -
**I've also thrown an AI file in there with every letter in one project, for any quick editing those of you with more design skill might want to do.
Import into glowforge
Use the panel on the left to select "Cut" for the outer circle
Then move to the monograms and select "score"
You'll get the best results with tested settings, using something like the "honeycomb" pin to hold the wood down. Of coarse you can still use things like acrylic as well.
These puppies run on less than 1 minute of machine time a pair, depending on the type of wood. I glued them to earring posts that I found on Amazon for about $6 for 100 - 6MM. I dipped the flat side on the earring posts in craft glue and pressed onto the back, though if you're selling a tougher glue might be more useful.
