Telling A Client Bad News! Laser Engraving Gone Wrong?

[@LocalStature]

How would you approach a client who wants a design that might be too busy? We’d love to hear your tips and experiences!

[@MileyonDisney]

Cool-looking airport thing. I just did my first maps as ornaments, this year. I'm still looking for that amazing, colossal, stupendous laser-cut item that people can't live without. Honestly my Q4 - in all three of my Etsy shops (laser, resin/molds, and POD) - has been abysmal, this year.

[@LocalStature]

Ugh. Hate that for you! It’s tough out there!

[@ninefingermining8694]

looks cool little tip do a light cut or score line on previous layer so you know exactly where top layer goes. i do it on all my layered projects works awesome

[@LocalStature]

Thanks for the tip! We have done that before but I swear we forget every time it would be super beneficial 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@jharper74]

Hello from Simpsonville!! I would see if I could print out options on paper or a 3d cardboard model to show the client before committing to actual cutting.

[@LocalStature]

@@jharper74 Hello neighbor! Great idea! We ended up printing out a small area on a scrap painted board but had we probably would have tried the cardboard for sure.

[@MileyonDisney]

The girl in the thumbnail is very pretty..

[@LocalStature]

What a way to start my day! ☺️