Yes! It’s crazy!
10 seems really odd, but i think in “pairs” makes the most sense. for large pieces, it’s not unusual to use more than 4 for stability. but 10 is an odd number. if you did 5 across, you’d likely have more than 2 high.
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Nice work, looks amazing – glad I’m not the only designer that clients don’t always listen too 
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Simple marketing strategy. Sell 10 - know the average consumer is needing 4 per project, so make them buy two packs so they have 20.
Just kidding, but I wouldn’t doubt it the more I think about it…
Love this project! I’m working on my small business and may use something similar to this as a display sign! Anything with walnut incorporated is an 11/10 on design for me; you could literally just make a walnut campfire out of the scraps and I would call it an inspired design 
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Haha! Yes! I love the walnut as well. I am going to make 1-2 more iterations of this to get it where I want it and then work on reaching out to some of my client to sell them. I suspect I’ll have more work than I can handle for a bit. If so, that will be the kind of problems to have for sure.
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Same as batteries. 
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Oh that’s gorgeous!! Love it!
For the standoffs, are they just several circles cut out of the same walnut and glued as a stack?
Thank you!
That was my first attempt at something like that, so I used what I had. That’s just two circles cut and glued on the front and back of the acrylic to make it look like it goes all the way through.
Since then I got proper stand offs from Amazon for other projects, but it was fun to be creative with what I had on hand!
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That’s a great idea! I just got my GF 2 days ago so I’m still accumulating things like standoffs, this is a perfect way to do mockups.
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Hi, to my great engraved, what settings did you use? Thanks!!
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I just used the SD engrave settings.
Ok, thanks