4 Steps to Create Coffee Stencils with GCC LaserPro Cutters


Inspired from GCC World

Food is essential in our life and is also an application for laser cutting and engraving, like creating personalized stencils for your daily coffee!

GCC LaserPro Application Lab is using paper board to cut all kinds of patterns to make a stencil, making desired patterns on your cup of coffee. Now follow GCC LaserPro Application Lab to make a stencil, so your food can taste better!

Materials required:
  1. 350g/m Paper
  2. Sugar & chocolate powder
Instructions:

Step 1. Place a piece of paper on the working table.


Step 2. Press Auto Focus button for focusing.

Step 3. Once you have decided on your choice of design and are ready, press start button for cutting.



Step 4. When finished cutting, place the laser-cut stencil on your coffee or even your waffle (if you're hungry) and spray on the sugar or chocolate powder.

Voila, you are done!




Suggested parameters:
Spirit 30W
Speed
Power
DPI
PPI
Other
70 %
20 %
500
400
Inside out cutting
*The parameters are for suggestions only and should be moderately adjusted accordingly.
Tips:
  • Make sure the paper is flat ad even before cutting to avoid material waste due to mis-focusing.
  • Activate Inside out cutting function to avoid cutting error due to material falling.

Happy Cutting!

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Location: Dubai - United Arab Emirates

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