Chuck..Is that a canary yellow espresso machine.
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Kuerig… morning coffee…Dark Roast… sweet n low, two shots coffee mate… 
Good eye 
was hoping the office pics might make this a more personal thread…not to bore anyone tho…
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Thanks for showing us around and describing the process…Cool setup.
I have two roasting machines, bulk grinder and 250kg raw beans and coldbrew equip just next to my laser area..Its my Happy place!
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Do not get between this man and his first coffee!
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Sorry all, just got back from business trip in Chgo.
Getting back on the laser this week ? Yes I am having LASER withdrawal symptoms… 
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Classic addiction trait. 
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SOOOOO guilty !
LSD (Laser Symptom Downtime)
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Very cool. Just had an idea about using ‘Box joints’ and a strip of ply at 90deg for getting it to stay/rest in place without sticking it to the wall, but could also be positioned in other places if using other designs.
Eg..on the edge of a desk or table.
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wow I don’t think I have the patience for Box Joints…but they are sooooo nice !!!
The UV print is something else. I will get around to the box joints soon..ish but had a little breakthrough with images this weekend while exploring Line-Interval and Radius/Amount, also downloaded Gimp and am trying to corelate image meta-data and settings in LB to produce some kind of formula..that might take a while!
Anyway, bravo on the uv print, it totally elevates a piece.
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2 sheets 3mm Birch 12 x 20 sheets used…
all parts cut out then each color UV Printed and then
re-assembled and glued back in place
Mostly like a puzzle going back together…
Had to play with the colors a bit…
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That Monstera plant project is really cool. By any chance you could share the files?
PLEASE.
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These files are on Etsy and belong to the Authors, so for a couple $ they are available for personal use…to all…
Just a note on cutting the birch panels…
I am sure most all the folks know this and take it for granted,
but I wanted to share this again…
when I cut 2/3/6mm birch, I always set my air to 15psi.
Today I had forgot to turn on the compressor and when it started to cut I noticed the
harsh burn marks along the cut lines… Immediately realized I had the air OFF.
So turned on the compressor and all was good a clean cuts again… 
Just a quick note again for us folks that sometimes forget..
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