Sample Club

Laser Cut Multi-Layer Wood Ornaments

Holidays, Wood

Introduction

– Laser Cut Multi-Layer Wood Ornaments

Bring your holiday designs to life with the precision and creativity of laser cutting. With an Epilog Laser machine, you can craft intricate, multi-layered wooden ornaments that wow with detail and durability. Our lasers make it easy to stack layers for depth and dimension—turning simple wood into festive works of art. This Sample Club project walks you through the entire process – from preparing your laser for layered wood ornaments to tips for clean cuts and perfect alignment, and more!

Project Settings

Materials Needed

Machine Used

Fusion Edge 24 80 watt

See suggested settings for your Laser Machine

Laser Engraving

Speed80%

Power100%

DPI500 DPI

Laser Vector Cutting

Speed40%

Power100%

Frequency20%

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Step 1: Prepare Artwork

In your design software, make any adjustments to the names in the design as needed, then print to the Laser Dashboard.

Step 2: Set Parameters in the Laser Dashboard

In the Epilog dashboard, input your engraving settings. On an 80-watt Fusion Edge 24 we used 80% speed, 100% power, 500 DPI, and Bottom-Up engraving. For the cutting settings we used 40% speed, 100% power, and 20% frequency. Print the jobs to the laser.

Step 3: Run the Job

At the laser, select the job and press go to start cutting the wood.

Step 4: Sand the ornaments

Using a small rotary sander at 100% speed, gently sand off any burn marks left on the ornaments. Clean off any debris to prepare them for painting.

Step 5: Paint the Ornaments

Once the ornaments are cleaned up, you can paint them however you like, for this project we used MTN 94 spray paint.

Step 6: Ornament Assembly

Assemble your multi-layered ornaments using an adhesive of your choice. We used Gorilla Ultimate Contact Adhesive, which has an adjustable spray nozzle, on the lowest setting.