After seeing the post of the engravings on round boxes that now I cant find…heres my experimmt on Puduk. This was great until I tried a third pass on a super low power and burned thru the bottom. I’m full of human errors…haha. Any who …now I know. But that detail…so good!!
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Here was my second on PG poplar.lost alot of detail with the masking. All fun experiments!!
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That’s absolutely gorgeous, especially on that red!
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ROFL! I did the same thing, multiple times. (Try it on 1/4".) 
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Know where I can find puduk in 1/4. I love this wood!!
Oh, shoot…can’t remember the name of it Ocooch or something like that. (Someone here will know.)
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you just need to use a jewelers saw, or scalpel, to open up a few other low points, and pretend that you meant to do it that way 
I did the Lion head in paduk and is my favorite for this sort of engraving, It is one of few woods that you can actually cut half inch material without it becoming a black mess,
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Wow!
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Thanks
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Looks great, I had fun trying it on acrylic also.
Howd that go? .guess I’ll try that out as well. Any pointers? How many passes?
(Playing with 3D and Acyrlic)
Here is my post about it.
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This is amazing. I would love to try this, but I’m still at beginner level. Hopefully, someday!
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Stunning!
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Amazing detail! Very nice!
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Detail is amazing.
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Very cool! 
The master carvers spent the time with the tool, we spend a fraction of that on the file, then just push a button, and stand in awe.
I agree with @rbtdanforth, that should be salvaged!
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Gorgeous! So, this is why there is padauk sitting in my stash!
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