Good Day!
My name is Matty and I just got joined the Glowforge owner community. For my first creation, this weekend I designed what I call the Snooping Spectacles - live life with some more excitement by always snooping through that closed door! Looking forward to building out more of my ideas on the Glowforge 
Ha! Love it! Awesome first project.
And welcome to the forum! You’ll like it here. A lot of really smart people live here, and most of them are really nice, lol. Great resource when you’re learning the ins and outs if the GF.
Those are awesome! 
Heh heh. Nice job! Keep it legal, though. 
Thank goodness we humans have the ability to accessorize! Everyone needs a pair of those!
Yeah, beats walking around with a door stuck to your face.
only downside is your are going to have to explain what a keyhole even is. 
I did not think of that. Modern doors don’t have them. I lived in older houses as a kid so they seem normal to me.
Yep, my grandparent’s house had them.
kind of like the SAVE icon. how many kids have even SEEN a 3.5" floppy?
Those are fantastic! Welcome to the forum!!
And they are not even floppy. Now the 5 1/4" … Did i ever tell you how cold it was walking the 30 miles to school?
Like when the IT guy came and asked if the sw dept had any real floppies, because the phone system had crashed, and I said we do handing him a 5 1/4" floppy. And then he said, no not those, the bigger ones.
Yes, that happened this century, but not this decade.
My first programming job included work on IBM DisplayWrite (glorified word processor) and 8100s (mini computer). The DW had 12" floppies & the 8100 had 8". Hundreds of Ks of storage - megabytes were for file cabinet sized hard drives.
Ah, the 80s, everything was bigger then 
ya but did you do it UP hill BOTH WAYS? Carrying hot bricks for gloves in deep snow IN florida like I did?
I didn’t think so.
I have TWO boxes of Elephant brand 5.25" floppies. in celophane wrapper.
I knew i would start this when i posted 
Watch the Four Yorkshiremen.
that’s a movie right?
Yes - short sketch with John Clesse
Very creative.
