Question ID: 3000-13449-0-1-2-3
Recipe Description
Only use what you have!
And most importantly: Don't rule out a particular food because you think it won't work!
I used these platters of catered food:
and some inspiration from Makezine: http://blog.makezine.com/2007/08/30/how-to-laser-cut-and-cook/
The lasercutter is super simple to use. I learned by taking TechShop's Laser Cutter SBU!
The machine I used is an Epilog Helix 45W CO2 Laser which can cut designs up to 24"x18".
Here's a link to all of TechShop's classes: http://www.techshop.ws/take_classes.html?storeId=4
Important things to consider with leftovers:
1. Place your food on a plate or piece of paper
2. Consider DPI, speed, and pressure carefully! I played around with it to get the right setting.
(for cheddar cheese I based by settings off of laser-etched chocolate: 300DPI, 30% power, 100% speed)
3. Scale of your image- make sure to adjust your print settings when you switch food!
4. Alignment so your graphic fits nicely
5. Timing and refrigeration...because nobody likes expired, inedible leftovers
...with a post-work snack!
Happy Lasercutting...
-eef
Question & Answer
Question: Select the incoherent image in the following sequence of images.
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