At Gizmodo Gallery 2009: Laser Etching!

Ok here ’s the deal : to getGiz Gallery ’ 09started properly on September 23rd , we ’re set up alaser etching stationfor one solar day only , so you guys to customize anything you’re able to agitate a red opthalmic beam at .

Phil Torrone was kind enough to loan us his laser machine for asecond straight year , and we fully intend to make use of it . His open source setup includes a Epilog Laser machine that can reduce / engrave everything under the sun — bobber , paper , ceramic , tortillas — as long as it ’s not premature ventricular contraction or vinyl group . They also habituate along with a Windows personal computer running Corel Draw to earmark for usance art

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We ’ll have some templates usable for you to use , but you may also bring your own stuff in — provided they meet the abide by guideline :

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• First , your exemplification must be a transmitter filing cabinet . Not a electronic image . If you are not certain what this means , do n’t play it . The machine can only etch vector - based files .

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• keep your transmitter illustration in Adobe Illustrator formatting ( again , no bitmaps saved inside . Just vector art ) .

• check that your illustration is adjusted to your hardware physical features . If you are bringing a MacBook , you could utilise the templates here .

• Also , optical maser etchingofpancake machine , giant cheetos or KCRW disk jockey are not allowed . Sorry guys .

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We ’ll be charging for etching this year as a fundraiser for Jacob’s ladder . Laptops will cost $ 25 to engrave and handheld gizmo will cost $ 5 each .

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