Really well done.
Oh, and it looks great!
Ha! One of the first things I thought when I saw this in the show was, “I bet I can make that with my GlowForge!”
You might have a hard time making it in one piece, I have an 80W laser which I used to cut through the 12mm ply walls but you could cut 2x 6mm pieces to do it
The files are now online http://www.instructables.com/id/The-Maze/
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Thank you for sharing. Looks amazing.
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This doesn’t look like anything to me…
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I was going to reply “it’s from a show…” but then I realized you were quoting the show. 
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I’m glad I’m not the only one that thought about that!
Subtle but good reference
I engraved some river rock with the Maze as well. After engraving, I sanded the surface of the rock, hit it with some metal-wax, then sanded again for a nice, smooth finish. It turned out very well, if I do say so myself.
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I might have missed the reference as to your engraving, but was it with a laser or you used a sand blasting mask (that was lasered)?
How you tried different rock materials or just a river bed rock?
That metallic wax really makes it pop! 
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Sorry, I should have included that part! I engraved the Maze design with a Trotec 300 at the Techshop in Pittsburgh (love them). I have worked with a number of different materials on their lasers, including multiple types of stone. If you asked my favorite, I’d say it was a tie between polished black marble and good old fashioned field stones (big flat stones, used for garden paths mainly)
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The reference is a show on HBO called Westworld (remake of a movie from the 70s).
I need that toy and that rock! Both those things just rocketed up my list of things to make on the Glowforge.
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The maze isn’t meant for you.
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I so want/need to do this with random river stones and disperse them at some of the more popular river access locations around here…
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