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Oh nice, that’s a cool result.
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Thank you,
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Neat! I’d want to colour it in when I was done assembling 
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You can help reduce the scorching by putting a thin coating of dish soap on the acrylic before cutting. Just rinse when you’re done.
I hadn’t thought of using 2 tone acrylic for puzzle making.
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That looks nice.
How’s the fit?
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Nice look.
I bet it would also look good with a grayscale image too, with dithering. Though the default settings might not be the best for 2-tone acrylic. I’m thinking you might have to apply dithering beforehand at a low resolution like 60dpi then engrave as black and white at a multiple of that like 180dpi… I’ll have to try it…
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Thanks for the information. I will try that on my next cut. Wish I knew how to take it out of the Glowforge in one piece.
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The fit is great. Not to tight and not to loose. Just need to figure out how to take the puzzle off the Glowforge in one piece.
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Thank you!! What would you color it with?
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Thanks!!! I didn’t know how this would turn out but it was okay.
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Grab a piece of masking - or tape if you don’t have it, and put it over the front so you can lift it as one piece
I imagine acrylic markers would stick well, but I’d definitely have to test
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Okay, I’ll have to try that out.
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Okay thanks for the information.
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