Hi Yevhen,
I have a combo CNC, laser engraver, and 3D printer.? I have never
tried engraving Keypad buttons myself.? However, you need to
remember that not only do you need to figure out the correct
settings/process for doing the engraving, but after the key caps
are engraved you need to fill the cuts your laser has made so each
button has a smooth surface.? You may use up quite a few button
caps before you master the process and achieve professional
looking results.
Good luck with this.? It will definitely be an interesting and
fun project.? Let me know how things work out.? If this is a
success, then I'd be interested in working with you to put
together an article on the process.?
I'm always happy to hear that there are people that enjoy my
writing and find it valuable.
Thanks
Jay
On 7/2/2023 12:41 PM, Yevhen wrote:
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Jay, thanks for your reply.
The idea is cool, but there are some nuances:
1. The project, I and the buttons are currently in France and
sending the buttons to the USA and then waiting back will be a
little long and, most likely, a little expensive :)
2. I have already bought a laser engraver and want to to master
it in order to offer the best service to my customers.
3. Together with the button on the control panel, they deliver a
buttons with a spare and I have something to practice on. But I
decided to take the easy way first and ask my dear colleagues :)
Have a nice day! I read your blog carefully.
