Thought this was pretty neat!
looks cool, but I would definitely poly coat it. plastic remotes tend to get gross after a little bit, I can only imagine what unprotected wood would store.
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Agreed. I’d definitely take a different approach.
But I likes his use of grid paper for getting the outlines.
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Thanks guys! I appreciate it! Like I mentioned in the video it has one coat of boiled linseed oil and two coats of spray lacquer!
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Very enjoyable video! Now I wanna see the TV conversion to wood 
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Welcome to the forum David–I hope we see more from you!
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That was a super cool video. I’m a huge fan of all of your work
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yup! TV’s are just so darn ugly.
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How cool is it when one forum member posts an inspirational video from YouTube, and then the creator of the video turns out to be a forum member as well?
Welcome to the forum @picciuto!
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Coolness! 
Welcome to the funny farm @picciuto ! 
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Thanks everybody for the kind words! That was my first time posting in this forum and I’m sure you’ll see me a lot more in the coming months. This was cut on the Full Spectrum laser. There are so many reasons I dislike using the software for that laser and really looking forward to getting my hands on the Glowforge! I’ve got some pretty crazy ideas that I can’t wait to execute. Thanks again!
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I’d say of all the things I’m inspired to want to make while I’m away from my Glowforge, this I would do first. Totally perfect scenario for a Glowforge. Could be a good test of the trace and print. That whole turning the grill into a digital file is not easy. Thanks for showing the iterations because so often the videos look like they spring perfect from the mind of Zeus.
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