Hey Community! 
Wondering what kinds of things iEngrave can make? Here’s a little inspiration — 10 creative projects, exploring different ways to use it.
This time: a wooden birdhouse.
We engraved and cut the wooden panels with iEngrave, and turned them into a cozy little home for the birds.
One idea down, more to come. What would you make?
iEngrave™ is now available for early bird pricing
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I swa this on IG and FB. It’s so cute 
I can’t wait to Know what is ir able to do and what’s not. Any idea when it is going to be available in Europe?
Being a 10W laser, there are various possibilities. One of my favorite laser projects are ornaments. From simple cutouts to a combination of scoring, engraving and layering wood, each is unique and beautiful.
Oh nice you have a laser machine then?
Can it cut transparent acrylic?
So pretty
This is so cool, endless possibilities to create things
I do have a laser machine (multi function with a blade as well). Its a diode laser, which I believe will also be the case for the LOKLiK laser. Diode lasers cannot cut thru blue, white or transparent acrylics. There are some diode tested acrylics that do work with this type of laser but only certain brands or after much trial and error.
Thank you 
I´ve never used this kind of machines, so please enligth my ignorance. From 1 to 10, where is a 100W laser?
Oh OK yes I am familiar with diode and prefer to have co2 coz that’s what my business needs
The higher the wattage of the lazer the stronger it is. But there is also different types, Diode lasers and CO2 lasers. Diode has some limitations on what materials they can cut.
This laser is a 10W diode laser. The majority of my projects are using 3mm basswood or pine wood and this laser works perfectly for these. I have a different machine, a CNC, that I use to cut the thicker .5in wooden bases. Using a combination of the laser, CNC, and a paper cutter, I am able to create a wide variety of projects. As for acrylics, there are some limitations but I have not ventured into them much as I use the laser in a closed area not in a well vented area.
