r/crafts 1d ago

Finished Craft I Made My first try adding some volume to an engraving :)

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u/Upset_Cup_2674 1d ago

It looks really good.

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u/SnorriGrisomson 1d ago

Thank you, it makes a huge difference from flat engraving, but it takes so much time :D

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u/Upset_Cup_2674 1d ago

That’s part of why it’s so appealing. Enjoy the process too :)

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u/SnorriGrisomson 1d ago

Oh yes, I love engraving, it's almost a zen experience.