WWWWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!
Amazing
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Great, I just lost 3 minutes of life and there’s drool on my keyboard.
Kidding aside, HOLY CRAP THAT’S AWESOME!
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That is beautiful __ such incredible detail. Makes me even more eager 
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[enter appreciative swear words here] wow.
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That is COOOL!!! C’Mon July!
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The depth of the engrave is awesome! That’s a beautiful bee! Exceptional work @Takitus!!
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Great jumpin’ horny toads!!! That’s amazing!
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Love, love, love the detail!
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Wow another good example of an awesome engraving. Thanks for taking the pictures and posting them. Lovely 
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ok… I thought somebody would say it…
BEE- utiful !! 
I wonder how something like that would look like with a yellow/black 2 color acrylic (one of inventibles or laserbits 2 color laminates)
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Highly detailed design! I wonder what the LPI setting was?
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I used the default ‘dark’ setting, which sets it at 340LPI.
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Thanks!
The idea of multicolored acrylic for detail on deep engraves is intriguing.
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yeah! I wish someone was able to produce acrylic that changed color slowly with depth! I remember asking about it in the forums a long time ago, and some people posted a couple interesting links in the replies:
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Years ago you used to see a material cut into cabs at gem shows, that consisted of many layers of color with cool contrast between the layers. What it turned out to be made of was the chunks of paint from the cleaning of paint spraying equipment at auto plants. It was beautiful! Haven’t seen it in years, maybe the auto plants have changed their painting processes. Maybe one could make their own by laying down many layers of paint on an appropriate substrate. It would take a long time though.
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Ive heard of this, its awesome looking!! They call it fordite! (well the ones from the ford plant at least)
One of the more famous prop makers in the industry (volpin props) gives away his paint and resin gems that he calls volpinite. so cool!
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Exactly! Now, try making some!
So those would be enamel? or possibly acrylic - depending on paint?
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That’s really neat!
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Sounds easy to make as long as you don’t require complete uniformity.
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