Super cool! Am I allowed to ask what settings you used?
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Proofgrade 1/8 black acrylic.
Yessssssss
I just used the default setting “deep engrave”. It popped up since I was using proofgrade thick black acrylic. I got the idea from @geek2nurse when I was haunting old posts 
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That is QUITE the file you used; well done with this!
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Voila! I didn’t realize the material made a difference in the engrave options. Thank you!!
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It really came out great! I do think you should make an Oreo cookie. For that you will need a depth map for 3D engraving. You can make your own depth map from a photo (take it with good, even lighting) using this procedure.
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Now I want Oreos. Very cool.
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Wow!!
Is that original or double stuffed? I love double stuffed!
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cookie!!!
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Great work all around! @cynd11 Would she need a depth map? It seems like the oreo has many shapes on the surface but the depth of all of them would be the same. Maybe just a simple black and white? The oreo is probably “stamped” so no real depth changes? Just thinking out loud. Perhaps I missed something. Have not spent much time thinking 3D!
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You’re probably right—I was overthinking it!
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The designs on an actual oreo are all the same depth. (as far as I can tell from examining and eating many of them!) A press is used to imprint the designs on the actual cookie.
I engraved the design for this leather one. I’m have not attempted 3D engravings. …yet.
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3d engraving always gives some wow. Never gets boring.
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The first thing I thought
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Dang! They look real. And scrumptious
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Looks like you could just dunk it in a glass of milk and go to town on it. Great job.
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