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#1

Classic TV /Movie Stars
Maple wood
2.5 watt 45% power 1200 mm/min 318 DPI
ImagR-Norton- Norton Wood
LightBurn passthrough

20210109_150515 (2)
20210109_150515 (2)2315×2571 1.52 MB

20201212_110554 (2)
20201212_110554 (2)3482×2305 1.37 MB
20201212_110607 (2)
20201212_110607 (2)3511×2356 1.43 MB
20210102_165954
20210102_1659545312×2988 1.72 MB
20210103_071603 (2)
20210103_071603 (2)2564×2715 1.3 MB
20210103_094731 (2)
20210103_094731 (2)2761×2419 1.59 MB
20210103_135322 (2)
20210103_135322 (2)3134×2976 2.06 MB
20210104_120929 (2)
20210104_120929 (2)1770×1919 835 KB
20210105_120830 (2)
20210105_120830 (2)2920×2343 1.64 MB
20210106_014137 (2)
20210106_014137 (2)2809×2976 1.52 MB
20210106_174636 (2)
20210106_174636 (2)2726×2535 1.41 MB
sean whitewash latex
sean whitewash latex2332×2263 1.31 MB

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#2

Very nice. Maple is good for many things.

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#3

Forgot to mention. You selected some of my very most favorite subjects.

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#4

You have been busy. Nice job.

#5

20210110_163012 (2)
20210110_163012 (2)2403×2379 1.36 MB

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#6

CWA_3446
CWA_34461176×1458 514 KB

Thanks for inspiration Bulldog

#7

BullDog,
I am new to this and have a colored photo of my wife and grandchildren that i have been trying to get the photo image to something i can use with lightBurn and surprise my wife with it but have failed many many times. I don’t expect you to start from the beginning cause I’m sure its a lot but any tips or tricks I may be missing to get a result like you have ?

#8

@mike24 …all my stuff …is here…Norton's Den of Lasers