Laser engraving is generally 2D. That is laser removes material where image exists, leaving surface unchanged where there is no image.
A less used option is 3D engraving where the depth of removed material is proportional to the shade of the image. The darker the deeper the engraving. This is used mainly for finer work as on Jewelery, particularly fine grain timbers for apparel components bracelets, and neck pendants
Hi Dennis
Thank you so much. I received the order yesterday and am absolutely thrilled with the product and your service overall. I really thought I would be stretching things to find a business that printed chopsticks of all things and have been really delighted to find that not only did an Australian business offer such a service but that you have managed the whole process so well. I am a very happy customer.
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Amanda
