Friday, 2 January 2015

Tired of eating gingerbread? Laser cut it instead.

At Trotec Laser we have a new use for any left over festive gingerbread. Use our free guide to laser cut cute gingerbread men, or if you are feeling adventurous, try the gingerbread house.


View video courtesy of FabLab London


View video courtesy of FabLab London


Settings

Cut: 85 [Power], 2 [Speed], 2000 [Hz], 6* passes
Engrave: 60 [Power], 30 [Speed], 500 [Hz], 1 pass

*6 passes may seem excessive, but it is required to laser cut the gingerbread without burning. 

Tip

Use cardboard underneath the gingerbread when laser cutting ginger bread.

Important Note

The gingerbread is not recommended for consumption after laser cutting, mainly due to its slightly burnt taste. Many edible items are safe to laser mark without altering the taste, Contact us to find out how you can safely mark and engrave food with a Trotec laser.

With thanks to FabLab London for the guide. 

Feature on our blog

Email your laser creations to lucy.hall@troteclaser.com to feature on our blog. 

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