Finally had a chance to try out the Proofgrade Walnut hardwood with another ongoing project and was quite impressed. Cuts & engraving are clean and the grain really pops. What do you think?
BTW, the original design was done in Affinity Design (including an imported bitmap) and exported as an SVG. Like Illustrator, AD also provides an export option that automagically converts text to curves ā very handy!
Wow ! They both are fantastic! So many new ideas popping up ! (little plaques like that for gift bottles, anniversaries, retirement gift, etc). Personally I like the ProofgradeĀ® walnut in this case since it seems a little more āagedā albeit darker and harder to read at a distance.
Geesh, the ideas on this forum are cuh-razy! Crazy awesome and kinda makes my brain hurt a little because I want to try every one of them. I need to be more focused like aā¦aā¦I donāt know something bright and hot and burny. One Forge to Rule Them All.
Beautiful little ideas like this just make gift giving and everything else better. Thx so much for sharing!
Very nicely done! My voteās for the walnut. I think itāll all depend on the color of the bottle/beverage. In this case, I definitely like the walnut.
I preferred the walnut as well, given the rich color of the beverage. I need to work on the hanging method though ā I had the cord at hand, but Iām thinking about a bit of tiny chain on rings for the next one.
Which leads to the start hoarding issue. Next time you throw out or see costume or trashed jewelry, toys,small appliances or electronics you start seeing the parts to think I could use that chain, cord, dial, button, clasp, interior pieces, etc. !! You really look at objects differentlyā¦
I like them both, for different reasons. The walnut is gorgeous, and gives it a nice aged/old world style. On the basis of wood color alone, that would be my favorite ā¦ but I also really like the way that the lighter maple stands out against the color of the liquor.