Description
Engraving
1. Laser Engraving: Utilizes laser technology to etch designs or text onto wood surfaces with high precision, allowing intricate details and customization.
2. Rotary Engraving: Involves a rotating cutting tool that carves designs or texts into wood, creating durable and detailed markings.
Printing and Stamping
1. Inkjet Printing: Applies ink directly onto wood, allowing full-color designs, photos, or graphics to be printed on the surface.
2. Rubber Stamping: This uses rubber stamps dipped in ink to create repetitive patterns or designs on wood surfaces, offering a cost-effective and simple method.
Burning Techniques
1. Pyrography: Involves using a heated metal tip or wire to burn designs or texts into the wood, offering a handcrafted and rustic appearance.
2. Branding Irons: Utilizes heated metal irons with custom designs or logos to burn impressions onto the wood, commonly used for product branding or marking.
Chemical and Surface Treatments
1. Wood Staining: Applies dyes or pigments to alter the color of wood, often used in combination with stencils or masks to create patterns or designs.
2. Chemical Etching: Involves using chemical solutions or acids to etch or create designs on wood surfaces, requiring precision and controlled application.
Carving and Sculpting
1. Hand Carving: Artisans carve designs or texts using hand tools like chisels or gouges, creating intricate and unique markings.
2. CNC Carving: Utilizes computer-controlled machines to carve precise and detailed designs onto wood, ensuring consistency and accuracy.
