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a small tribute to our gone but not forgotten brother

a small tribute to our gone but not forgotten brother

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[–] 2 pts

I believe you can buy fairly thin stone stock to experiment with. Heck, a stone merchant might have scrap pieces of different rock for free that can be used to test different etching/painting methods.

Do you have a thickness limit on your laser set-up?

[–] 2 pts (edited )

Stone merchant! Kek Nvm me... it just sounded funny..

[–] 1 pt

I'll check around town for stone suppliers who might give or sell me off-cuts to test with. Countertop thickness pieces should work with my laser's thickness limit of around 3". I might also try masking off the stone, cutting the mask in-situ, removing the unnecessary bits and hitting it with some muriatic acid or whatever I can find that might dissolve the stone. We'll see how that goes.

[–] 1 pt

Sounds like a plan! Wish I were there. I love new process development and have always wanted to try working with lasers since studying optics in college physics. I'd learn a lot. The closest I got to it was trimmable termination resistors at wafer level.