Cute and easy laser cut LED nametags #WearableWednesday
Instructables user janth posted this cute tutorial for making laser cut LED name tags.
As a part of the Helle Koepfe-workshop for kids we designed some nametags, such that each kid could make their own led nametag at their short visit of the FabLab Aachen. Therefore ist shouldn’t be too complicated, fast to build, not too expensive, and has to be awesome… at least that were the requirements.
Only a 2032 coin cells, two bright 3mm leds and a piece of 2mm acrylic and two short pieces of wire are necessery. The clip-on could be of cource be replaced by a piece of wire, but we had a bunch of them from another project.
The one and only tool which is used is the epilog zing laser cutter of the fablab.
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