Same image
1st was done 2018 with 2.5 watt Eleksmaker Using Laser GRBL
No help from anyone back then ( I thought not bad as nothing to compare to as most people just doing vectors )
All from trial and error then
And no programs to convert
2nd Done today with UV using LightBurn
Both on maple wood
It looks great. It’s crazy that I just came here to try to get some advice on and engraving that I am having issues with.
UV is some crazy magic for sure. I am seeing more and more awesome work done with UV.
Maybe I will get a UV laser when I can invest that much.
They are nice
maintenance free
I,m 74 and sand in glass is almost empty
So what the hell
just a hobby to keep brain working
Which one do you have? I do want to get one because of all the good things I have seen and heard.
Again? Nicky? Wow! You continue to impress. The latest (your new UV work) is amazing, friend. Thank you for continuing to include us all on your journey. 
5 watt UV From Pascal Liu ,great Guy
@Rick Thank you
I just show what is capable and never give up
Especially with LightBurn
Mr. Norton, Sir (you deserve a title)
Superb work!
What is keeping me from buying one is I have no space for it, and a son that is keeping me from buying too many toys. 
That overcomes the space problem, but… 
should have gotten the “wireless” version
This is the quality I want to get to one day.
These images are amazing, I would like to attempt something like these using images from my son’s wedding pics, I have a 20 watt (output) Atom stack laser head, what settings would you suggest to be a starting point.
Many Thanks in advance.
John
@JohnMus Thank you
for a 20 watt diode
You would probably only use 212 DPI
Faster speeds
Love Charles Bronson. Met him and Henry Fonda once in Utah while he was making “Once upon a time in the west” That UV is really nice but the first one is pretty good too all things considered
@porter2458
Holy Crap 
Get autographs
Amazing pics 
What size are the pictures? I practice 10cm x 10cm (4” x 4”) plywood. Anyway, WOW!
