Padouk wood from a local shop. 1/4”. Adhesive rubber feet on the bottom.
Best of all, got all the joint and plugs to line up right FIRST TRY! (I’m not a spacial thinker so that never happens for me. Woot!)
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That is awesome & glad you went for it and didn’t wait for someone to tell you the odds…
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Great bookend. He shot first.
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Outstanding! Nice touch with the panel engrave.
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That came out great! He kinda reminds me of Lieutenant Dan, though. 
(Don’t judge me, I need coffee!)
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That’s really nice!!!
If you have one on each end does that make him Han Duo?
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Snarf! 
(Looks great!)
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No… That’s another IP all together.
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#NevertooMuchStarWars - Awesome!
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Trying to find a good b/w carbonite design for the other end. Anybody have a good source?
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Oh, man… If you can get a good depth map of that you could really have something there!
Looks awesome!
I haven’t tried any 3D glowforging yet. Have you?
Pretty cool.
Very nice! Congratulations on a cool project.
Sure. But I haven’t done much with the official Glowforge 3D options. I’ve manually done it by setting depths for each color to what I want.
Sounds tedious, but how were the results? Got any “boast” pieces?
I suppose it can be tedious. But I haven’t done anything with more than a few depths. As you might imagine, 3-4 different depths doesn’t take much effort. Nothing to show off really. I’m working on something now for a client that I’d like to have about 10 different depths. It’s got some complex shapes as well. I’ve been trying to dial in settings for that, but it’s proving a bit tough. I’ve got some time off coming up though and I should have the time to focus.
Great set! 