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xTool F1 Ultra leatherette settings

6 tried and tested leatherette and leather settings for the xTool F1 Ultra, covering PU leather and laserable leatherette. Every recipe here has been run on a real F1 Ultra in the L3D workshop before being added, with prep tips and notes where they matter.

Every machine is slightly different. Treat these as proven starting points and always run a small test first.
F1 Ultra Fiber

PU Leather (Tan)

Engrave · Tan

69%
Power
999
Speed mm/s
181
LPC
1
Pass
30
Freq kHz
PU leather Vector
F1 Ultra Blue diode

Leatherette (Brown)

Engrave · Brown

49%
Power
699
Speed mm/s
221
LPC
1
Pass
Laserable leatherette Vector
F1 Ultra Blue diode

Leatherette (Brown)

Cut · Brown

76%
Power
21
Speed mm/s
1
Pass
Laserable leatherette Vector
F1 Ultra Blue diode

Metallic Leatherette (Black to silver, black to gold)

Engrave · Black to silver, black to gold

91%
Power
2001
Speed mm/s
119
LPC
1
Pass
Laserable leatherette Vector
F1 Ultra Blue diode

Heritage Leatherette (Walnut)

Engrave · Walnut

74%
Power
999
Speed mm/s
301
LPC
1
Pass
Laserable leatherette Vector
F1 Ultra Fiber

Leatherette Notebook (Brown)

Engrave · Brown

64%
Power
899
Speed mm/s
221
LPC
40
Passes
30
Freq kHz
Laserable leatherette Vector

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F1 Ultra + leatherette: common questions

What is the difference between leatherette and real leather settings?

Laserable leatherette is engineered to engrave with high contrast at low power, so it needs far gentler settings than real leather. Check which one you have before you burn, because leatherette scorches quickly if you use leather settings.

How do I keep leatherette clean after engraving?

Wipe the engraved area with a damp cloth or a little diluted cleaner straight after the job. Residue wipes off easily while fresh and is much harder to shift once it has settled.

Why do my results look different to yours?

Materials vary between batches and suppliers, machines drift, and focus matters. Treat every number here as a proven starting point, run a small test first, then adjust in small steps.

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