So the Glowfolk and Maker Faire did it…my sister ordered a Glowforge last night!
I’m so excited to be able to work on projects together! I like the tech toys, and she’s the crafty one with an amazing eye for decor and design. After seeing the interface as we did our test projects in the Glowforge booth, she was sold—it was so user-friendly she realized she could totally handle it and has been brainstorming projects ever since.
It’s also another case where it would be great to make sure we can “send” jobs to another GF account. Sooooo happy for your family to enjoy TWO Glowforges!
Very fun! My brother went 3D printer instead. So he’ll be additive and I’ll be subtractive. We’ve already been talking about mailing each other parts to apply our particular machines to.
Sweet! I really loved being able to show people the glowforge at the faire, and let them see firsthand the type of things I was able to make with it.
Having the leather bracers and the helmet on the table took a minute to sink in for most people, but then their eyes would get really wide, and you could see the possibilities flashing in their minds.
It was great getting to meet you at the Faire btw!
You too! Sorry we picked a bad time to stop by when the wifi issues were at their worst. And thanks for the chocolate! We should have offered to go pick up food for the Glowfolk with how busy your booths were!
I tried to share–(“Just send the file and call me–I just have to put in the material and push the glowy button!”) but she wanted her own. Can’t say I blame her. It will be nice to have someone to learn with, that’s for sure!
There are so many things! Planning thank you’s for my Global Culture Team, Christmas gifts for my pool of Master Trainers, and of course fun stuff for the nieces and nephew =) Really want to make one of the awesome cutting boards I saw at Maker Faire.