[Tweakie]

I am really not quite sure why anyone would want to laser engrave a photographic image onto a piece of wood in the first place but, trust me, once bitten it does become addictive.
Just a couple of 8 bit images I have recently laser engraved on Birch (at least I think it is Birch).

Tweakie.

[gmfoster]

They look darn good!

[ger21]

The second one looks like Beech.

Looks really, really good, too.

[Tweakie]

Thanks guys.

Just one more.

Tweakie.

[Tweakie]

This image has been 'dithered' (reduced to 1 bit) then etched into a white painted wooden surface.

Tweakie.

[xairflyer]

It knowing how to prepare the file first that gets me what is your process

[Tweakie]

The 8 bit images were not pre-prepared in any way, they were used just as they were downloaded from the net. However, those particular images were chosen for having a good level of contrast and no background.

The original for the dithered image was reduced to 1 bit at 200 d.p.i before reproduction.

Tweakie.

[Tweakie]

I just can't stop

[tom o]

And here’s your selling slogan “ Give someone a woody “

[Tweakie]

And here’s your selling slogan “ Give someone a woody “