Laser Eggs

When decorating Easter eggs, I feel like we really don’t use enough lasers. This project allows you to both engrave and cut real eggshells into delicate an intricate shapes using Bambu’s Rotary Attachment. Credit to Viltsu who mentioned the idea of using rotary processing for Easter egg designs - after he said that I had to give it a try! This project is split into 2 parts:3D Printed Jg: you can navigate to this linked file at the top of the page - the 3D printed jig used to hold the eggs in the rotary attachment. This is printed with TPU and is needed because the eggs are smaller than the diameter of the rotary claws.This file includes the .lac with the patterns and laser settings for processing the eggs. NotesWhen engraving eggs, it helps to choose ones with a darker shell. When dyeing eggs, a lighter shell works best. So that the eggs can be kept long-term, I recommend emptying them out before dyeing them.I tested the jig with 85A, 90A & 95A HF TPU. All worked well but the 95A HF ha