📇 50 PACK Aluminum Business Card Blanks by Malayan - Options for Laser Engraver and CNC Engraving, Color Choices Available (black) Review

I prefer to give away fewer and better business cards. In my opinion, the product does not meet this standard. However, there are times when I need to have several dozen cards on hand for a single event, which is a pretty high standard from an economic point of view. In general, this product is easy to write on with the 100 watt CO2 laser we use. If it were 0.5mm thick or more at a similar price then only 5 stars. Like the thickness of 0.19mm, a little thin for my liking, but reasonably priced…

The coating in these products does not perform or appear like traditional anodizing. The coating easily peels off the base material and is not laser etched like in real anodizing. It leaves a matte color where the laser engraving is done. Unlike anodized aluminum where the engraving is clear. The photos above are the result of rubbing the cards with a paper towel at 5 pounds of pressure. I'm not sure what these cards are covered with or what process they might have been anodized through, but…

I bought the black coated cards after reading the reviews. I knew they would be skinny and they are. Thick: Here's what to expect. They are 8,000 inches thick. This means that like everyone else, they are thin and much more flexible than a credit card. This is exactly what happens with such a thin metal. It's basically a feeler gauge for that size. Place paper underneath and set the focal length to 0.010 inch. Laser settings: With the Glowforge Pro you have 45 watts to experiment with. You will