Charcuterie Board Engraving File, 52 Vintage Designs with Family Monogram

Description

Discover a unique collection of 52 vintage charcuterie designs, perfect for personalized engraving projects. These elegant patterns transform any kitchen accessory into a stylish centerpiece, adding a touch of timeless charm to your home or gifts.

Each design features customizable family name monograms, making your creations truly one-of-a-kind. Ideal for laser engravers like Lightburn and Glowforge, these files ensure precision and quality in every detail, enhancing your craftsmanship with ease.

Unlock endless creative possibilities with this exclusive set, designed to elevate your engraving projects to a professional level. Whether for personal use or thoughtful presents, these stylish designs promise to impress and delight every time.

**NOTE:**This set contains all 26 alphabet letters, as displayed in the product photos. Fonts are not included. Feel free to delete the existing surnames and personalize the design with your own fonts.

Ideal for craft enthusiasts and gift makers, this ornate frame collection is designed for easy customization, enabling you to craft custom boards that speak volumes. Perfect as a family name engraving project or a vintage monogram display, each file ensures your creation stands out, making it a memorable piece. Transform your designs today with this exceptional bundle, inspiring creativity and elegance in every engraving.
*YOU WILL RECEIVE:
Digital file package that includes SVG, DXF and PDF formats.

• Ensure you understand how to adjust laser engraving parameters.
• Experiment with speed and power settings to achieve optimal results.
• The final engraving quality depends on the material and the parameters you choose.
• For laser machines with fixed engraving power (non-dynamic), using the Jarvis image mode or Jarvis setting in LightBurn is recommended.

• Best wood types: Basswood, Birch, or other light-colored woods.
• Recommended settings: Power: 20-30% | Speed: 300-400 mm/s | DPI: 300-600.
• Always test on a small wood piece before engraving the final design.
• If the engraving appears too light, increase power or reduce speed slightly.
• If it's too dark or burns excessively, lower power or increase speed.
• Wood grain affects engraving quality—position the wood consistently for uniform results.