DIY Laser Cut Acrylic Liquid Filled Shaker Keychains: Step-by-Step Guide
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Welcome to our step-by-step guide on creating your very own DIY Laser Cut Acrylic Liquid Filled Shaker Keychains! In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of making these trendy and customizable accessories that are all the rage. We share our lessons learned in acrylic crafting and shaker keychain design to bring you this informative video.
In this tutorial, we will cover everything you need to know about laser cutting acrylic, filling it with liquid to create that mesmerizing shaker effect, and assembling your very own keychains. Whether you are new to crafting or a seasoned DIY enthusiast, we have got you covered. Join us as we dive into this fun and creative project together!
Here are the key steps we will follow:
1. Gather Supplies: acrylic,
2. Designing: Create designs using xTool Creative Space
3. Laser cutting: Settings and techniques for precise laser cutting acrylic material.
4. Preparing the liquid: We will show you the best types of liquid to utilize and how to properly fill your keychains to achieve the desired effect.
5. Sealing and assembling: Follow our expert tips to securely seal your keychains and attach essential components such as keyrings and charms.
6. Personalization: Explore various ways to add that special touch and personalize your keychains for yourself or as thoughtful gifts.
With each step, we will provide detailed explanations, tips, and tricks to ensure you have a successful crafting experience. Our goal is to empower you to unleash your creativity and end up with stunning, professional-quality liquid filled shaker keychains that you can proudly show off.
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FYI: We are not professionals, and we don’t claim to be. This is what we found worked for our project. Yours may need a little different approach. We have just enough woodworking skill to make some basic furniture. Safety first!
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Pat on the back 😂 yall are funny!
Could we put in the liquid before gluing top layer then we don’t have to have the hole?
Good morning. Wow a live chat so early here on the West coast . Long time no see. Don't forget to hit that LIKE BOTTON 😊
Good morning! Up at the crack of dawn! Thanks for all your support, Sandra! 😁 ~garrett
Very Cool. Now i have to try it as if I don't have enough cutting to do already! LOL. Thank you.
Fab Tutorial, thanks so much for showing this. It's so nice to see would can actual be made using acrylic.
Wow thats amazing love it!
I love your videos I learn so much from you! I have been looking for a glue to use on for my acrylic and I'm running to my local Micheal's to grab this brand. I tried Weldon 4 and it was so runny and it evaporated in no time.....plus it is $$$.
New to your channel and I absolutely love you two, you are so much fun to watch and learn from..🤗
Awesome Tutorial - Thank you Kim & Garrett - you never disappoint!
Glad you think so! Thanks Diana! ~garrett
My favorite crafts. Can’t wait to meet y’all one day. Y’all do any amazing job.
I hope we get to meet soon! We can't be that far apart! ~garrett
@@KimandGarrettmakeit we about 2 hr apart. Im like 15 to 20 mins from VA border line.
Weld-On 3 or 4 is magic for acrylic and is probably cheaper than the Testor’s since it’s made for industrial use. Been using it for years 😊 Oh and it sets in 30 seconds.
30 seconds IS WAY BBETTER than 2 hours! We couldn't find Weld-On in a store near us. Thanks Vincent!!! ~garrett
@@KimandGarrettmakeit Amazon has 3, and it’s about what it costs at local places here. Worth getting some 😁
got my wheels spinning! love it!
These are really awesome. Not very "manly" but very cool. The knife is a weapon...LOL❤️❤️❤️Love Kim's idea of bling on a ring👍👍👍 Would love to see a raccoon version🦝
Nope, not very manly at all. But cool. Ooooo a racoon is a good one!!! Thanks Lois! ~garrett
@@KimandGarrettmakeit You're welcome. Would love to see one if you make it.
You guys are really fun! That board behind you... I love the saying and the sent"E"nce 😂
Keep up great work guys I am a total beginner and learning loads from you. I have bought the xtool D1 pro.
Very cool
Just curious if there was a specific reason you opted for two layers of 3mm acrylic instead of just one layer of 6mm? There's more color options with 3mm obviously but black and clear come in 6mm plus its less materials use. And instead of creating that hole to put liquid in and have to plug up, did you try creating a solid shape (without the hole) and putting the backing piece on your center pieces, laying everything flat and then just filling it flat on the table and putting the top piece on?
Hey Kim and Garrett, i was wondeirng if you guys could tell me exactly how you did the liquid in the knife keychain with the two liquids?
This perfect for a project im currently working on
Too cool.... Thanks for the great information...
Any time, Rick! Thanks for watching! ~garrett
OMG I 🤣😂 You guys are hysterical!
Hi, great! I can't seem to find what thickness of acrylic you used. Please.
is the uv resin good for gluing part too instead of the acrylic bond
Can you use this technique with wood too? As in shaker ornaments? I'm wondering if there's a way to do this without the oil/glycerin soaking the wood.
Love this tutorial. I do have a question. You mentioned glycerin, Was it mixed with the baby oil?
One more question. I've read that the P2 is 39 inches long, it doesnt look that big behind you. Is it really?
hi kim & Garret i love your channel and love your designs im new to all this i got a laser can you tell me do yous prime the mdf before painting your designs if so what kind .thanks from ireland
Im guessing just the resin worked in the hole? I didnt see if you mentioned it.
Worked like a charm and was easier than trying to put the plug back in. I think it was edited out. Thanks! ~garrett
Thanks! I figured it would work. :)
Whats the name of the glue that you used?
The one is a chapstick holder.
Chapstick