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LaserCraftworks
Eric's xTool O1 Omni projects include fluorescent ink, raised texture, and full-color canvas.
Eric's fluorescent canvas testA 12 x 16-inch O1 Omni print photographed under UV light.
Eric runs LaserCraftworks in Plainfield, Indiana. His shop spans personalized medical accessories, signs, tumbler pieces, and 3D-printed utility items, while his first O1 Omni project set pushes into canvas, raised texture, fluorescent color, and glow effects.
Start with Eric's fluorescent owl canvas, then move through the raised-detail studies, full-color canvases, and personalized pieces he made for LaserCraftworks. Click any picture to see a closer view and more details about his process.
Project 012 project images
Eric used one full composition to test how fluorescent color behaves across feathers, planets, mushrooms, and a dark background. These two photos show the same print under different UV-light setups.
Eric's owl, planets, and mushrooms glow across a 12 x 16-inch canvas under blue UV light.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
12 x 16-inch canvas. Eric listed dual UV, white, spot-color fluorescent, CMYK, and a 38-minute run.
A warmer UV-light view brings the fluorescent pinks, oranges, and deep blue areas forward.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
This is the same documented 12 x 16-inch print under a different UV-light setup. Eric said the in-person color was more vivid than the camera captured.
Project 023 project images
Three small rounds use color and surface relief in very different ways: a hummingbird and flower, an erupting volcano, and a stained-glass-style sun and moon.
A hummingbird and hibiscus design with visible surface relief across the feathers, flower, and paint-like splashes.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
Raised detail runs through the hummingbird's feathers, the hibiscus, and the paint-like splashes, using color and relief together across the round surface.
Dark ridges, lava channels, smoke, and the eruption rise about 1.5 mm above a white ceramic coaster.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
Eric created the volcano artwork and texture in xTool Studio, then printed 50 layers on a white ceramic coaster. He reported about 1.5 mm of relief and a roughly 20-minute run for this specific test.
Sun and moon artwork uses black outlines, warm gold, blue, violet, and pearlescent-looking color.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
The finished round combines crisp black outlines with warm gold, blue, and violet color. The photographed surface has a glossy, pearlescent-looking sheen.
Project 032 project images
Eric's canvas set pairs a night stadium scene with a commissioned portrait, showing two very different uses of full-color output.
A full-color stadium scene combines night lighting, city detail, and bands of blue, green, and violet sky.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
Printed on canvas, the scene combines a Chicago ballpark at night with city detail and broad bands of blue, green, and violet sky.
The portrait shows an older woman in a red cardigan against warm out-of-focus lights.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
The O1 Omni produced a full-color portrait on canvas, shown here inside the machine after printing.
Project 044 project images
A pet portrait tumbler, a two-sided LaserCraftworks medallion, and a glow-message test bring the project set back to practical small-shop work and customer-facing personalization.
A white dog in a pink lamb costume fills the front of a green stainless tumbler.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
The pet portrait curves around the green tumbler while the white fur, pink costume, and facial details stay readable across the rounded surface.
A round purple and gold piece carries the LaserCraftworks name and spiral logo.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
The front centers the LaserCraftworks name and spiral logo inside a purple-and-gold round design.
The reverse uses a high-contrast black-and-white QR code against a purple field.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
The reverse centers a high-contrast black-and-white QR code on a purple field, completing the two-sided LaserCraftworks piece.
A small rectangular piece glows green around the words, "Is it me you're looking for?"
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
Photographed in darkness, the small piece glows green around the message while the lettering stays clearly readable.
Eric's LaserCraftworks shop is practical at its core. The catalog is especially strong in personalized medical accessories, signs, tumbler accessories, and 3D-printed pieces made for everyday use.
The project set he sent for this preview shows another side of that same workshop. Eric moved from full-color canvas and custom drinkware to small branded pieces, raised surface detail, and a larger fluorescent-ink test designed to show more than a sample swatch.
For the fluorescent owl, Eric used a 12 x 16-inch canvas. For the volcano coaster, he built the artwork and texture directly in xTool Studio, then printed it 50 layers high on white ceramic.
He listed dual UV, white, spot-color fluorescent, and CMYK in one 38-minute run, then photographed the canvas under two UV-light setups because the brightest colors were still difficult to capture on camera.
Eric wanted to see what fluorescent ink could add to a complete image, not only a small color sample. The 12 x 16-inch canvas gave the owl, planets, feathers, mushrooms, and background enough room to test how the effect carries across a full composition.
Eric listed dual UV, white, spot-color fluorescent, and CMYK, with a total run time of 38 minutes. The full-canvas test combines those inks in one composition instead of treating them as separate swatches.
The two UV-light views show different colors coming forward across the same print. Eric's main caveat was simple: the canvas looked even more vibrant in person than either camera view could show.
Eric reviewed and approved this profile before publication, and he keeps standing rights to edit or remove any of it at any time. Every photo is his, every claim is attributed to him, and the documented settings will keep growing as his testing continues.
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