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xTool F1Stainless Steel Dog Tag

2 community-tested settings for engrave, mark Stainless Steel Dog Tag on the xTool F1. Always run a test on scrap material first.


Power2W
Laser Typefiber
Work Area115×115mm
MaterialStainless Steel Dog Tag
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These 2 settings cover engrave and mark Stainless Steel Dog Tag on the xTool F1 (2W fiber laser). Metal marking typically requires Cermark spray or an anodized coating — bare metal cutting needs a much higher-powered machine.

2 settings

Stainless Steel Dog Tagengrave✓ Verified
Speed1200 mm/minPower90%Passes2DPI500

Deep engrave for premium pet ID or military replica dog tags. 2 passes gives a debossed look. More readable than surface marks if the tag will be worn and handled. 500 DPI for sharp text.

Stainless Steel Dog Tagmark✓ Verified
Speed2000 mm/minPower80%Passes1DPI300

Standard 50×28mm dog tag blanks. Black oxidation mark — single pass. Very fast for batch runs. Use jig to hold multiple tags. Works on military-spec and pet ID tags alike. Brushed finish gives better contrast than polished.

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Frequently asked questions

What speed should I use to engrave Stainless Steel Dog Tag on the xTool F1?

The top-rated community setting uses 1200 mm/min at 90% power, 2 passes. Deep engrave for premium pet ID or military replica dog tags. 2 passes gives a debossed look. More readable than surface marks if the tag will be worn and handled. 500 DPI for sharp text.

How many passes does the xTool F1 need to engrave Stainless Steel Dog Tag?

Settings here range from 1 to 2 passes. Multiple passes give a cleaner edge but increase the risk of material shift — always pin or tape your material flat before running.

Do I need air assist for Stainless Steel Dog Tag on the xTool F1?

Air assist is not flagged as required for these settings, but it is good practice during cutting operations to keep the lens clean and reduce char buildup.

What DPI should I use to engrave Stainless Steel Dog Tag on the xTool F1?

Settings here use 300–500 DPI. Higher DPI gives finer detail but significantly increases burn time — 300 DPI is a good balance for most projects.

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