Vintage Monogram Engraving Designs, 52 Charcuterie Board Patterns for Family Names

Description

Elevate your charcuterie presentations with our exclusive collection of 52 vintage engraving designs. Perfectly crafted to add a timeless, personalized touch to your family name creations, these designs bring elegance and charm to any project.

Designed for seamless use with all laser engravers like Lightburn and Glowforge, each intricate pattern ensures crisp, detailed results. Transform ordinary boards into stunning keepsakes that will impress every guest and make memorable gifts.

Unlock endless creative possibilities with this versatile set. Whether for personal use or gifting, these designs provide a professional finish that highlights your craftsmanship and attention to detail, making your work truly stand out.

**NOTE:** This pack includes all 26 letters of the alphabet, with images of each letter listed in the product photos. This pack does not include font files. You can delete old surnames and add new ones using your own fonts.

Ideal for artists and hobbyists alike, this vintage flourish collection is a cutting board file masterpiece that enriches your design library. Evolving your artistry seamlessly, this bundle is your gateway to sophisticated creativity, ensuring your engravings become the highlight of everyone’s gathering. Why settle for ordinary when you can embrace extraordinary elegance?
✸YOU WILL RECEIVE:
Digital file package that includes SVG, DXF and PDF formats.

✸NOTE:
- Make sure you know how to set parameters for laser engraving
- Try changing the speed and power parameters to create the best results
- The quality of the finished product depends on the material and the engraving parameters you have set
- For laser machines with a fixed engraving power (non-dynamic engraving power), it is recommended to use Jarvis image or Jarvis mode setting in LightBurn

✸SUGGESTION:
- Preferred wood for engraving is Basswood/Birch or light wood with setting Power: 20-30%, Speed: 300-400 mm/s, DPI: 300-600.
- Always run a test on a small piece of wood before starting the actual engraving.
- If the engraving is too light, slightly increase the power or slow down the speed.
- If it's too dark or burns too much, decrease the power or increase the speed.
- The grain of the wood can affect engraving quality, so ensure you're consistent in how you position the wood.

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