Custom Guitar Picks
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Key Information
Laser Machines
Material Needed
2mm Bubinga Picks
Project File Download
Settings
Engraving
Speed: 800mm/s
Max Power: 20%
DPI: 300
Introduction
A guitar pick may be small, but it’s one of the most personal tools a guitarist uses. The texture, material, and even the markings on it can make playing feel more connected and expressive.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to laser engrave wooden guitar picks with custom designs, logos, or text. The process is simple and precise, making it easy to add a personal touch without affecting the pick’s shape or playability. Whether you’re customizing picks for yourself or creating something meaningful to share, this project is a great place to start.
Before your work begins
Clean the lens and mirrors
Check the laser head and nozzle for dust or buildup
Ensure ventilation and air assist are working properly
Confirm the machine is running smoothly and normally
Operational Process
STEP01
Prepare & Position the Material
Place the wooden guitar picks flat on the laser bed. Make sure they are positioned securely and won’t shift during engraving.
If needed, use a light fixture or jig to keep the picks in place. Stable positioning is especially important for small items like guitar picks because even slight movement can affect the final engraving quality.
STEP02
Import & Adjust the Design File
Open your laser software, such as LaserMaker, and import your engraving file. Adjust the size and positioning so the design fits well within the surface of each guitar pick.
Before starting, double-check your engraving parameters to ensure clean and readable results.
STEP03
Set the Correct Laser Focus
Focus the laser to the surface of the wooden guitar picks. Accurate focus is important for achieving sharp details and consistent engraving depth on small items like picks.
STEP04
Start Engraving & Cutting
Use the border or frame function to preview the engraving area. This helps confirm that the design is correctly aligned on each pick before engraving begins.
Stay close to the machine while it’s running and watch the engraving progress. Keep an eye out for excessive smoke, small flame-ups, or any movement of the material that could affect the outcome. Make sure your workspace is well ventilated.
STEP05
Post Processing
Once engraving is complete, remove the guitar picks from the laser bed. Gently wipe away any dust or residue using a soft cloth or tissue to reveal the engraved details clearly.
Check the engraving quality, feel the surface, and make sure the picks are ready to be played or displayed.
Come and Try!
Your laser-engraved wooden guitar picks are now finished. Pick one up and start playing. You’ll notice how a small, engraved detail can make something familiar feel new again. Try experimenting with different fonts, symbols, or textures—and see how laser engraving can turn everyday music accessories into something uniquely yours.
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