Get an old manual engraving pantograph then use your CNC machine to cut custom
templates. Gravograph was one brand. Gravograph is currently merged with
Technifor and Type3 as Gravotech Inc.
Gravograph and similar machines are what's often used to cut those 2 color door
signs commonly seen in
https://www.toolots.com/quality-ezcad-jpt-30w-fiber-laser-engraver-marking-machine-for-metal.html?cid=10310162125=EAIaIQobChMIkY-kjNaU7wIVEz2tBh35iAhYEAQYBCABEgJiv_D_BwE
Others seem to use more power; like 80 to 100 w but not necessarily FO.
Dave
On 3/3/21 9:34 AM, Curtis Dutton wrote:
I have
I have an ongoing job engraving stainless steel plaques that are at most
4.5" square. Currently we are doing them in the CNC router. Very simple
markings just digits and letters. Engraved to about a depth of 10 to 15
thousands of an inch with a spot drill.
This is becoming a fairly regular job
