A classic

The Ryan’s Steakhouse Incident. Stumbled across it over a decade ago and still the memory of it makes me laugh.

http://www.ihos.com/steakhouse.html

Did you ever find the answer to your question?

It will depend on your lenses and their corresponding focal length. Normally for cutting you want that focal point to hit halfway through the thickness of the material you are cutting. For etching slate I would put that focal length right at the surface.

The standard focal length for a k40, which is the laser I use, with the stock lenses is 50.8mm I believe.

I have a k40, it’s a Chinese laser cutter that can be had for around $400.

It’s been great for me.

Nice! Now you need to make a box to store them in

The colors are a nice touch! Thanks for sharing

I have been thinking about making new boxes for a few different games so saving this idea for later.

I have been trying to figure out in my head how I could do a lasercut version of Battleship too.

I read somewhere that it takes around 150 hours of interaction to generate that bond of friendship between men.

That seems both a small number and a very daunting one given how many people live relative isolation today. Someone might say, join a club and make friends, but if that number is right that’s an hour long weekly meetup for three years.

I’ll have to play around with some of these. Any you have found useful?

That is cool thanks for sharing.

I have never looked into eink phones, which do you use?