Soooo… this is my dog Thorin (he came from the shire where they had tagged his ear)
The rescue I adopted him from has an annual fundraiser that is a golf tournament with a silent auction. Because last year was not able to happen, I decided to go all out in making stuff to donate this year for the silent auction. Here are the results, settings, and files for the design I did myself. I also list the source of items but a lot of them are either items I buy directly wholesale with Foxrun or when I sneak off to homegoods. For items I used and can provide a line for, I posted then under the item.
Marble
Settings were full speed and full power. These are slabs I bought directly from FoxRun but the white slab also is a great deal with places like https://www.webstaurantstore.com/
Wood fiber and slate
Settings for wood fiber are 700 speed and full power. The pizza peel is from https://www.webstaurantstore.com/
Slate is also from https://www.webstaurantstore.com/ and settings were full power and full speed. I pre treat the slate with shellac and that is what makes it stand out so much
Acacia Wood
Settings for these was 800 speed and 65 power with LPI of 270
^^^ Ironwood brand (Foxrun) steak plate and server plates
^^^ Ironwood brand (Foxrun) wine appetizer plate
^^^ Acopa 10 1/2" x 7 1/2" Acacia Wood and Marble Serving Board with 4 1/2" Handle
^^^^ 20" lazy susan from homegoods. It does not fit in the glowforge unless you do the magnet hack.
^^^^ I picked up these from homegoods but they are a brand called MountainWoods and I absolutely love their stuff.
^^^^ Another item from homegoods but MountainWoods brand
^^^^ the cake holder was from homegoods. It was well over 2" but the base was able to be taken off to fit in the GF. The smaller board is from https://www.webstaurantstore.com/
Olive Wood
I did one item with olive wood and it is from https://www.webstaurantstore.com/
Settings were 500 speed and 55 power
Beechwood
Settings were 70 power and 800 speed. This board was also from homegoods
Acrylic
This is a really large acrylic serving board from https://www.webstaurantstore.com/ and I inverted the design and used proofgrade acrylic settings for engraving and masked the tray.
And my sewing machine is stationed next to my GF and so here is what I was able to do while it all prints 
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And here are the files for the designs I made:
Self made.zip (181.4 KB)
