Thenshop 550 Pcs Metal Business Cards Engraving Aluminum Plates for Crafting Multipurpose Metal Sheets for Crafting 0.01 Inch Thick Blank Business Cards for CNC Engraver Laser DIY(Multicolor)

I have a silhouette machine and I bought these cards on a whim hoping that my engraving tool would work on them as none of the reviews I read mentioned anyone using a silhouette machine with an engraving tool on them. I am pleased to say that they work perfectly for my machine! I have so many plans for these cards and I can't wait to engrave them all! The quality is amazing and I was surprised that they are super flexible yet hard to crease! I definitely recommend these for anyone needing to do business cards for anyone!

These are a little flimsy but make decent business cards. I make them for people to hand out at conferences and meetings. They engrave nicely with my fiber laser and make a good first impression. Well worth the price and inexpensive enough for practice.

engraved hundreds of these with 30w Mopa Fiber Laser, they work great, with a lot of practice I can get different shades of silver, grey, bright white and some incredibly beautiful light and dark Gold colors.

We use these thin colored metal business cards as promotional items in our small business. They work well with my fiber laser and we attach adhesive magnets to the back. The pink ones do not engrave as well as all of the other colors, but still coming out nicely.Highly RecommendedCFH

Works good for laser engraving.

Still worked very well.I'll be buying more.

Came with each color individually packaged. This is a plus when I'm doing either 1 color or a small batch of different colors. Good quality and work well with my laser. I am able to engrave photos quite well. I will definitely be buying them agian.

These are NOT anodized aluminum. They are PAINTED.First clue should have been that they copy the wording of the anodized listings but never say it.My Ortur LM3 (10 watt diode) machine can't burn through the paint on these without slowing way down or maybe doing a lot of passes. Interestingly, this also means I could do three tone cards (0%, 50%, and 100%) if I could get the 100% to burn cleanly. At best so far the closest I have gotten to "clean" is 100% power at 1,500mm/s and they still come out pink in the burn instead of silver, and the edges of the burn are fuzzy from the heat creeping outwards rather than crisp lines.If you have a more powerful laser, you might get clean results like the other review shows. But a 10 watt machine cant burn through the paint in one pass. I will be testing multiple lower power burns, but I was really looking for something I could make business cards with and burn each side only once- already about 10-15 minutes per side.Strongly considering returning and finding something actually anodized.