A table or counter sign for a laser cutter: your guests scan the code and join the Wi-Fi, open the menu or leave a review. The code is made right in your browser and the Wi-Fi password is never saved with your design. The sign stands on two triangular feet that slot into it crosswise - no glue - and the slant of their slot leans it back so it reads well from a seat.
The editor
The Laser-Cut QR Sign editor: settings on the left, the model updates as you change them.
All settings
- Material thickness - 3-6.5 mm
- QR code - Link, Wi-Fi network, Text
- Link - your text, up to 300 characters
- Network name - your text, up to 32 characters
- Security - WPA/WPA2/WPA3, WEP, Open (no password)
- Password - your text, up to 63 characters
- Text in the code - your text, up to 300 characters
- Caption - up to 2 lines of up to 24 characters, each with its own font (33 fonts) and size (50-200 %)
- Sign shape - Rounded corners, Arched top
- Frame - Single line, Double line, Corners only, None
- Width - 60-200 mm
- QR code size - 30-200 mm
- Lean angle - 5-20 °
- Feet from the edge - 4-40 mm
- Feet height - 20-60 mm
- Feet behind the sign - 25-120 mm
- Feet in front - 6-40 mm
Cutting and assembly
Three pieces from one sheet: the sign and two feet. The file has the engraving on its own layer, to run first, then the cuts. Slide the feet into the slots at the bottom of the sign until their bottoms meet the table. The slots are exactly the sheet thickness: set your laser's kerf in the cutting software (Kerf Offset in LightBurn). Test the code with your phone before you cut a batch.