My older daughter has a fascination with kuchikopi and since it was a fairly simple character to draw we used it for our first scan and cut test.
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Nice job, and very good draw 
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Awesome-sauce! (That’s really cute artwork too! I don’t draw that well.) 
(More and more beta projects showing up daily…I’m a happy little camper!)
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Love it! Well done.
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Adorable!
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You can´t be worse than @dan hahaha just kidding 
but if Dan would have the best skills in drawing, perhaps he would been an artist and would had never invented the Glowforge 
, so I’m glad.
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Oh yes…I can. 
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Yes! nicely done!
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Great! Someone will be having lots more fun very soon.
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Super cute! (I’m a big fan of super cute!)
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If that is the first cut, sorry I’m not familiar with that character, based on the condition of the honeycomb, the beta forges must see a lot of pre-delivery testing.
I’m not opposed as I think trucks should come with a pre-dented bed just to remind their owners it’s a truck and is meant to be used as such.
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I wouldn’t mind at all if the general release forges come with some bed charring too… hope they manage to squeak in a test or two to see that they are all hunky-dory before shipping. 
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If they test cut, as opposed to just firing it up or cutting something that doesn’t char, they’ll probably use a sacrificial honeycomb. Keeps the complaints about them shipping “used” glowforges to a minimum.
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I’ve had a couple 3D printers with the test print still on the bed when delivered and a devil of a time getting it off…
I wonder if, just for amusement, they could include a little report card from final testing with the power numbers and so forth.
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Kind of freaks people out when they see me do it, but I use a watchmaker’s hammer ($5 at http://www.harborfreight.com/watchmakers-hammer-with-6-heads-99895.html ) and give 'em a good whack from the side. For flat prints, I use a 2" putty knife with said hammer. YMMV 
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Hammer, world, nails?
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