Foo Camp 2006 - Macbook engraving

Posted by hoev on Dec 2, 2008 in iPod Engraving Videos

Kevin Rose’s Laptop Getting Engraved

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Apple iPhone Engraving Video

Posted by hoev on Dec 2, 2008 in iPod Engraving Videos

how to etch an iphone using an epilog laser engraving system

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Funny iPod engravings - and rejected!

Posted by hoev on Nov 30, 2008 in Rejected iPod Engravings

Here’s a great list I stumbled upon on the internet recently. It’s a compilation of rejected Ipod engravings. Yes, even your most personal expressions on the back of your music player are censored by “The Man”. Enjoy.

iPhone Laser Engraving

Posted by hoev on Nov 29, 2008 in iPod Engraving Videos

My iPhone getting laser engraved at the Epilog laser booth at the Maker Faire in Austin.

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Engrave Your iPhone

Posted by hoev on Nov 29, 2008 in iPod Engraving Videos

Device Nine Six in Los Angeles is doing laser etchings on iPhones, although we bet it zaps your warranty on first burn. Here’s a vid:

ehold the glory of what we can only assume is the Jaegermeister reindeer emblazoned upon the shiny backside of one lucky person’s phone. Device Nine Six will go above and beyond the simple text-only engraving offered by Apple on their iPod products; their rule is, “If you can print it on a piece of paper, we can engrave it.” If you’re in the area and dying for some personalization, hit them up for a burn session. $30.

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Top Ten Engraved iPod Players

Posted by hoev on Nov 29, 2008 in iPod Engraving Photos

People love, love, love to customize their iPods.

Tree Grows on an iPod.

BLAST OFF!

$Capcom\'s Streetfighting iPod$

Street Fighter!

M.C. Escher, the Dutch artist, was known for his insane drawings that bent the mind and the eyes of the viewer. We’re a huge fan of his work at Etchstar and for a holiday gift last Chrismaka, we gave a close friend (who was a Math Graduate Student) a laser engraved and etched iPod classic featuring one of the most famous pieces by M.C. Escher: “Hand with Reflecting Globe”

What’s awesome about the “Hand with Reflecting Globe,” is the use of math by Escher. The piece shows very clearly, that he educated himself in non-planar reflections (this piece is a self portrait of himself in a waiting room, reflected in a globe).