Not sure if I’m posting in the right thread so I apologize up front 
Wanted to know if anyone with the Xcarve had attempted tags in the picture I posted below… The ones I’m interested in attempting are made of a two-ply acrylic.
Just wondering what your experience may have been, and any tips that can be provided. Thanks in advance!
I’ll add this is my first post. I am considering purchasing an Xcarve for this and several other projects.
I’ve done a couple and it was very easy to do on the XCarve. Only thing I learned quickly was make sure you get your depths dead on accurate and that the bed is level from surface of material to Z-Zero on the spindle or scrap material will be quickly made.
Thanks for the response!
That’s most likely what I’ll be doing Robert. I am in the Electrical field and we very often need labels for panels, disconnects etc and customer prefer them made with the plastic labels.
You said set up a file, like a template? then just plug in the info when you need to make labels…
I’m also very excited to get started with some personal projects on this machine too!! 
Cool Scott!
Thanks for the advise!
Where do you get your material from?
try http://www.johnsonplastics.com/
they supply the engraving industry and have a wide range of this type material. Also sheet aluminum and brass.
Great, Thanks
Hi Joe, had some 2 layer tag stock at work and thought it was time to try out my engraving bit. Piece is 75mm x 24mm. I used a .01 in engraving bit. Hope this helps.
Kyle
WillowsWoodTech.com
Immensely!!
Thank you so much! I am amazed at the support that is available through this forum.
