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I use the XiGrayDither plugin for Photoshop/Illustrator when doing my laser-engraved artwork, and their recent update broke my access. My license is good for unlimited use of all versions released...

Flocking is a great suggestion - it didn't come to mind before, but that would definitely give a soft feel! I'll look into that and see if it'll work for me.

They're pieces for a board game. Each piece gets its own divided compartment, so they won't be banging into each other, but wrapping them in tissue would slow down the setup/takedown time. I could...

I'm looking into building some storage for small miniature figures. I was wondering if there's any kind of wood finish that is smooth and just a little soft, so that it might dampen any wear from the...

Great information, thanks!

Since baltic birch is in pretty common use here, I have a question for anyone who's using it and is happy with their product: if you have a set of calipers, could you give me an exact measurement of...

Thanks for the advice! Woodcraft is my local specialty store.

Thanks for the idea! The issue isn't with engraving, but cutting, although these spots do create small dark marks along the side of the cut. So yeah, it's a similar issue.

I don't go through Home Depot, but a smaller lumber yard. What can I tell them in order to ensure they get the right stuff next time? I don't think they're trying to be cheap, just offering whatever...

Hi there! Moderate-time reader, first-time poster. Sawmill Creek has been a great source of tips and inspiration.

Anyway, I do laser cutting and engraving, and like many others I've ended up with...

It's interesting that you mention that. I got a load of 1/8" baltic birch about three weeks ago, and it's all 0.125", whereas the last batch was 0.112". I think I like the 0.125" better, but I'm...