Lightspeed: Laser Cut Keychain Part 2 @CityofOntario
Lightspeed: Laser Cut Keychain Part 2  @CityofOntario
Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Part 2 of our Laser Cut Keychain college pride project, in this video you will learn how to import your dxf file into RDWorks that you created in Part 1 using Inkscape. We will also show you how to setup your file to be laser cut and a time-lapse of a sample keychain.

Lightspeed, the Ontario City Library’s community makerspace, is proud to offer two locations to serve your needs. Lightspeed is available at both the Ovitt Family Community Library and the Lewis Family Branch. Both locations provide dedicated equipment and software to create digital media projects, 3D prints, laser cutting and etching, CNC carving, sewing crafts, robotics, electronics, and virtual reality.

For more information on Lightspeed, visit OntarioCA.gov/Lightspeed.

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Lightspeed: Laser Cut Keychain Part 2

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