Wowee! This looks amazing!
Whoa, that’s both creepy and awesome!
I feel like that’s the look I get when I have upset the wife.
my question is that how do you vary power when slate is a non proof grade material, its not showing up on my settings
In manual settings you can always set vary power. If you’re using a proofgrade setting it is called “3d engrave” and its only available for certain materials I think.
Switch to manual is my advice. Proofgrade settings are training wheels that can get changed out behind your back.
I am in manual settings and there is the normal choices but the ‘dots, patterns or vary’ are gone . Just LPI , passes and focal height.
Won’t work on vector elements. Has to be rasterized.
Good morning everyone, I could really use some help. Please, how to find images and once I have one that I want how to change grayscale etc. do I need any special programs. Also I see a lot of people posting that they use very, what is that. I’m “Vary” new to this so please be patient with me. Thanks to all, Dave.
Welcome, @eisler500!
I would suggest starting here: https://glowforge.com/support/topic/first-three-prints/welcome-to-the-glowforge-app-and-your-first-prints
There are several topics in the list that address photo engraves and settings, and walking through all of the sections will provide a good basic understanding of your machine and how to use it, so you can move on to creating new masterpieces.
Have fun!
Awesome thanks
Hey Dave, you might want to edit the signature on your email so that your phone number doesn’t post here. (For your own security.)
You can edit your response above by clicking the Edit (pencil) icon. It might be hidden in the three dots.
Thanks I keep forgetting to
Dave Eisler
Edited the post for you to remove the phone number.
Great settings in the original post! 905 speed, 30 power, 270 lpi. Mineral oil before engraving.
That is awesome!
as a fellow Ohio resident, this is amazing. Going to see if I can find an old map of my town once my forge gets shipped
What settings did you use ?
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Thanks!!