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option one...would look nice

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superk

Maybe I should just post real quick.. kinda forgot to.. the window will be set against a black background, so its not like there will be anything 'visible' but black.. dont know if that matters or not

sry for not posting, edited post now.

EuroFix

I like option 1 best too.
But please explain what do you mean by 'filling' in option 2 & 3.
Option 4 no good

repo_man

I like option 3 personally.

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nategr8ns

I like options 2 and 3, but I still can't decide
I'm leaning more toward 2 though.

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Manyak

I think you should go for Option 5:

Fill both flames, but leave the outline of the inner flame unetched.

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superk

Thats one I hadnt considered! I think that would look very cool.

nategr8ns

I'm now between option 2, 3, and 5
still leaning toward 2 though

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superk

Now I am starting to lean towards 5 as well. I was looking mostly at #1, but now Manyak's suggestion for #5 really 'sheds some light' on the matter :P (ha ha cheap joke direct flames to dev/null@hazcookiez.com)

But seriously, I would love to get this done tonight, so if anybody else has some opinions on the matter, would be a good time to share

I plan on using a diamond or carbide tipped rotary tool on very low speed to do the etching. Unfortunately this isnt cast acrylic and WILL melt into ugly globs if I go too fast, as the sides of the piece may show. Fear not, it wont look that ugly when installd...I hope

Can I haz cookiez now?

nategr8ns

NO! not until you're done etching!

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