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The D20 of Ominous Omens – Laser Engraved Slate Coaster
InstructionCipherCoaster
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Application scenario
Laser processing (20min)
Machine & module
xTool S1
20WCompatibles · 12
Material used
Rock
Rock Coaster
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Information
Etched with a d20 shape bursting with cryptic icons, skulls, potions, blades, ravens, keys, question marks, and a central all-seeing triangle wearing a suspiciously classy bowtie, this design was made for chaos gremlins, tabletop witches, and gamers who like their drinks as unstable as their stats.
I made this as a tribute to symbol language, playful arcana, and the unhinged joy of finding patterns that don’t exist but feel like they should. Put your drink on it, or use it to divine the energy of your next session. Either way, it slaps.
Instruction
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Step1: Design Prep
Preview
I stumbled across this image and fell in love with it, but the quality was horrible, so I traced over it in Procreate and exported it into Xtool's Creative Space.
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Step2: Processing
I wiped the coaster down to clear any debris or lingering animal hair since mine like to share theirs with EVERYTHING. Set my work area and framed to check my work before hitting the magic button. I've fallen in love with these particular settings and the contrast I get from them.
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Step3: Finishing Touches
Preview
I used Polycrylic spray to seal the design and let it cure for about 24 hours, about my standard when dealing with slate coasters.
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