Laser Lovin’ Logbook

Do you find yourself stopping to look up information when you are using your laser? “How wide is my beam so I can adjust my kerf?” “What were the setting for this laser-safe HTV?” or even “uh-oh where is the contact for my warranty?

STOP the distractions that keep you from getting to the good stuff with the FREE Laser Lovin’ Logbook! It is available for instant PDF download to my subscribers as a thank you for sharing this adventure of laser crafting with me.

I am so excited to share this free file with you. It is a customisable resource at the tip of your fingers to help you clear your head (and your desktop) of clutter and keep your most referenced information at hand.

I began a binder to keep track of my cutting and engraving materials tests, and found it was an amazing place to record other information. Now I know exactly where to go to find material and laser details. In my binder, I keep sheet protectors for samples and a lined notebook to plan ideas and record experiments, but these sheets I am sharing with you do so much more.

It is designed to print out just the pages you need for keeping in a binder. If you like to work on the computer the text fields are able to be filled out directly in the PDF.

Inside you will find:

• A place to keep track of your laser’s specifications, like working area, wavelength, and more
• Contacts, warranty, and communications for when things go wrong
• A place to record the specifics for your eye protection
• Shortlist details about your favorite materials
• A place to record the best online pages for files and inspiration
• Font Samples, with usage rights and where you use them
• A maintenance log so you can keep your machine in tip-top shape
• Some considerations if you are setting up your laser for the first time
• …and more! It has 20 flexible, easy to use sections.

Imagine yourself going from informational clutter to crafting clarity. Knowing you can find just what you need when you need it.

I struggled a bit putting it together to make it easy to fill out, with tabs instead of page numbers so it you can find what you need without getting thrown off by rigid page numbers, but I think it was totally worth it. I learned a ton, and now I can share it with you.

I am sharing this Logbook for personal use. You can combine it with your own way of working to make it a completely custom tool.

We all work differently, if there is something you find yourself needing to keep track of that this book doesn’t work for, let me know. You might help others for an updated version!

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