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Little light, powerful beam 2.3

 The laser cut is done! As you could probably tell from my last post, the design there wasn't going to work very well for this stage so, I decided to redo it. This time around I was thinking specifically of how it would look as a finished product coming out of the machine (it still takes inspiration from the photos, that just wasn't my focus this time around); setting up the layers, choosing the tonal values to align with the dept intended, everything was thought about. In the end I decided on a hexagon that would be mirrored and inverted down the centre (paying heed not to change the brick wall design so as to add a sense of harmony).



Here are the images of it after facing the mighty beam:




I was honestly quite amazed that the tiny lines around the outside of the design were actually cut properly (when I got to the machine I had to say a little prayer in hopes that it would actually turn out properly). I tried to clean it to the best of my abilities but after awhile I noticed that some of the black just wasn't going to come off and I inevitably had to accept my fate.


Until next time,

Stay queer (Y)

-renderme3d 

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