In xTool Creative Space (XCS), the Engrave function refers to engraving areas within the outlines of a object, not just along the outline lines.

When you Engrave a graphic, the closed area within the outline will be engraved.

This function only supports the processing of Vector.

In jewelry making, the Engrave function can be used to engrave names, patterns or special symbols on the inside or outside surfaces of rings, bracelets, and other jewelry to enhance the personalization and memorability of the jewelry.

Artists and designers can use Engrave to create intricate patterns and designs on a variety of materials, such as decorative paintings or ornaments on wood and metal panels.

In the commercial sector, Engrave can be used to produce company logos, trademarks, etc. These logos not only have the function of brand identification but also enhance the quality of the product through the fine engraving process.

Engrave can be used to make personalized decorations, such as wall hangings, photo frames, etc., to add artistic flavor to the home environment.

Using 3mm Basswood Plywood as an example:

The finished product looks like this:

When using Engrave mode, it's crucial to adjust the laser power and speed to match the material's properties and the desired depth of engraving. If the power is too high, the material may be burned or cut through, while too low power may result in shallow or incomplete engravings. The speed should be set to allow the laser to move quickly enough to prevent burning but slow enough to achieve the necessary depth.

The thickness of the material plays a significant role in engraving. Thicker materials may require higher power to achieve the same depth as thinner ones. It's important to calibrate the laser settings based on the material's thickness to ensure that the engraving is neither too shallow nor too deep.

If you're using materials from xTool, leverage the xTool Material EasySet Library to find the most suitable parameters for your engraving job. This library can save you time and ensure that your engraving results are consistent and professional.

Always wear appropriate safety gear, such as laser safety glasses, when operating the engraver. Ensure that the work area is well-ventilated to avoid inhaling any potentially harmful fumes produced during the engraving process.