Long time ago, but Tnxx anyway. Nevertheless, I still like it

Cool.

Loaded the final cut. I'm satisfied with the result. These are new prints, because due to the fact the ink, silver- and goldpaint I dyed the leather with, I've used to prepare the leather also to be able to shorten the wet production time. The stamps didn-t like that though. The surface solved and sticked to the leather and broke. These ones are more rigid and the result is perfect.

Thank you. Much obliged:-) It is almost impossible with such fine tools to keep it simple. Added a few pics, what do you think? Made a minddazzling mistake....Drawing is to big to print in one piece, so I cut the leather also.....:-((( Well ok, it's the idea that counts. Two different approaches, draw it, take a picture, convert and print. I'm busy with another idea, but it is a challenge to draw in Solid Works. I'll have to ask Daid for a solution in Cura....

Thanks for sharing this with everyone! I'm putting this on my todo list try try as soon as I have some time. It would also be nice and useful for (simpler) leather bracelets.

Ok guys, a lot of txt to go trough, contact me if not clear enough. Have fun.

Thanks!

I've had some troubles with my signature and deleted everything published before to start all over again, so you are right about that. I used A 2d image to STL gig from someone on Thingiverse. He makes his designs very thin for a lightsource to be able to shine through. That's not enough for me. I'll publish all the 'secrets, when I get home this evening:-)

I, too, would like to know the proceess involved in accomplishing this. It looks very impressive!

Hey 12much, I was wondering why there's no design file, I remember that there was one when you first published it... Don't feel pressured to release it, but I was just curious what was going on. Also, it would be interesting to hear how you made the lithopane and whether there were special things required to be able to transfer the litho onto the leather. I think more people would be interested in knowing how to do this, perhaps even more so in the technique than the image (regardless of how nice your daughter is :) they may still like their own daughters more... you know how it is... )