Soon to be my Daughter's Last Name

Engraved on a 4" travertine tile, and painted before weeding.

They will be spending the holiday at his parents home in Boston, and I thought a set of these would be a nice gift. Backed with cork.

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Beautiful! They’re going to just love them! :grinning:

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This turned out beautifully! Good job!

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Stylish last name and a stylish gift.

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Funny, I like that name better than my own. :face_with_raised_eyebrow:

@Xabbess, Thanks but the laser does the work now. I just stand there with a stupid grin on my face.
The travertine engraves well, but a bit dusty.
If you want to go deep, you need to pause between runs and scratch out the engraving with a tool and vac it out because the air assist builds up ‘drifts’ of limestone or ash in the design that blocks the beam.

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that looks awesome! wow

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Thank you…great tip. At least travertine doesn’t have resin in it like wood, which really sticks to everything inside.

Et oui…how could you not like a French name that just rolls off the tongue like that?

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Stunning! Travertine is quickly becoming my favorite stone.

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Oh, it’s gorgeous! Thanks for the cleaning tip–I never would have thought of that.

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That is such a great gift!

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I have run a few with some favorite quotes also. With multiple passes you can get really nice depth. I didn’t expect that a 40w laser could affect softer stone like that!
A startling surprise. Exploring materials has been a great joy!

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Very nice! This is just a very elegant coaster!

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