Definitely a fan. Haha!!
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My two Macs. 99 power, 1000 speed, 225lpi.
I prefer the thinner lines on the MacBook, compared to the thicker ones on the pro.
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Nice. How’d you make them white?
Sweet! I like the thinner lines too.
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I etched my MacBook last night using a calculator (linked below) from another thread. I think it worked pretty well. It turned out a little pixelated, but I like it. I used 75 power, 1000 speed. Not sure what the LPI were.
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Oh nice! Like the leaf motif! 
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I moved off of this topic and it wasn’t until three threads later that it hit me that you were rhyming…
leaf motif
I had to come back and comment just cause it took me THAT long to get why I thought your response was neat.
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I’m just glad someone caught it! 
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I laughed at it too. 
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My first cut - on a piece of an old MacBook. I’m pretty happy with it
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I’m just getting a 404 on your link.
Just fixed the broken link
I’m trying to do a Macbook Air, so am I supposed to remove everything and make my own base so this will work? I tried one pass set to HD Engrave and nothing happened. just a few very light brown areas from the text I put there.
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Hello. Your best option for finding out more about doing that would be to do a search here on the forum. I just typed in “engraving macbook” and several posts came up. Best of luck to you.
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Thanks, Im new to GF community. Just got my machine and there is so much i’d like to do.
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Well, welcome to the forum. I think you’ll love it here. Looking forward to seeing your projects!
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I etched on a chromebook, there was a bad smell, the chromebook warped slightly, and the oil from my fingers affected the etch but overall it looked pretty nice
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… we lost a knight, a few regiment of archers and thousands of peasants starved but it was a successful campaign overall.
I like how you think, and that looks better than pretty nice.
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