My First Laser Engraved Pens

[KenB259]

It took a bit to figure out the process, but I'm pretty happy with these two. One, is appropriately bloodwood, and the other is grandillo.

 

[KMCloonan]

Very cool Ken! How did you inlay the heart?

 

[KenB259]

Very cool Ken! How did you inlay the heart?

It looks inlaid, but it's not. It's simply engraved, painted over and filled with GluBoost Fill and Finish. Inlaying is on the agenda to figure out.

 

[mark james]

Those are great! I love seeing what you come up with. Very nice.

 

[Jim15]

Great work.

 

[Kenny Durrant]

Looks awesome. Nice work!!!

 

[bugradx2]

Beautiful!

 

[Humongous]

Nice work Ken! Which laser engraver did you end up getting?

 

[SteveJ]

Very well done Ken. It made my heart skip a beat when I saw them

 

[leehljp]

Well done! I can tell that is not MY heart line, and so could my cardio doctor - no afib !

 

[KenB259]

Nice work Ken! Which laser engraver did you end up getting?

I bought the Xtool S1 40 watt.

 

[Sataro]

Nice work Ken! Very impressive.

 

[egnald]

That's really cool. I've enjoyed seeing your laser work. I never thought about using my laser for anything other than cutting wood up to make segmented blanks and simply engraving someone's name on a blank. I've learned a lot by following your work. - Dave

 

[KenB259]

That's really cool. I've enjoyed seeing your laser work. I never thought about using my laser for anything other than cutting wood up to make segmented blanks and simply engraving someone's name on a blank. I've learned a lot by following your work. - Dave

Running and programming lasers is nothing new to me, did it the last 20 years of my worklife. Laser at home is new, I've only had it a week or so. Creating a laser inlaid blank, I have a plan that seems clear in my head. Now whether that plan is successful is to be determined. I have a show tomorrow, so I'll probably work on it next week.

 

[johncrane]

great job and design Ken