Thanks everyone. I did the design in BlueBeam, directly in the PDF. And I used Gimp and Inkscape for the mountain and dragon to take a color image, isolate the lines I wanted and convert to vectors (just for the clean lines, since it was just printed out hard copy.
Here’s some direct images without having to go through Instagram.
And here’s the post with my video. I have another camera I recorded the presentation on, so when I get home, if the quality is ok, I’ll upload that as well
Thank you, but I meant the 1/2 hour demo with the live drawing of a bracelet for a little girl that they did in the theater. I was too far back and the resolution and sound were horrible.
It was pretty cool. @Shell designed a puppy, then they cut and engraved acrylic, wood veneer, and leather to make a bracelet 100% out of the Glowforge.
Here’s the print as it happened. They provided a template and you add your art. Because it was me and I’m special, they removed (ignored) the yellow lines from their template that would have engraved. You can see one of their engrave lines going through Luggage-tag Bob’s teeth.
The paper shows what I did with a Sharpie. What I think was a Shapiro child told me I could keep it. It says Glowforge on it. So, it may be stolen. I’d be happy to head in to Glowforge HQ to return it. Maybe take a walk around while I’m at it? If it’s not, thanks Shapiro child.
And the logo on the back of the laser box thingy with the macro camera and such is how the laser is, for instance, stopped from hitting the edge rather than a switch like many CNCs and such use now.