Here’s a tile-able pattern to create diamond knurling, might be nifty for a background to add a little texture in a 3D engraving. This is actually made from a 3D model, a background treatment used to add some interest to gold or silver jewelry pieces my dad makes.
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Do keep them coming! …(I won’t have to learn how to do this!) 
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Laziness is catching you 
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I’m actually kind of tired these days for some reason. ROFL! 
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Another Glowforge baby coming? 
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Nooooo…i’d say it’s more of a coffee deficiency. 
(They stopped manufacturing the kind that I like about a year or so ago and my frozen stockpile is now depleted. I has a sad.)
I need to find a replacement.
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Thanks for posting this here! It’s awesome when people create designs and put them in this category so others can use them.
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Bookmarked!
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Got to the comment before me 
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I used your image to make these, they are grips for a 1911. The wood i used is African Bloodwood, it is super dense, almost as dense as ironwood, it does not float. then I cleaned up the one on the right using an “air eraser” from harbor freight, and using regular baking soda as the medium. It is basically a mini hand held media blaster. It cleaned up the pattern nicely without destroying the diamond knurl. Thank you for posting this, it really helped a lot!
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Those turned out nice! Thanks for sharing!
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