I just choose your post to quote to lessen the amount of typing required whilst driving I would seriously order some. I think that dude has sold more ribbon wire over the last week than he has in his ebay history. It's all the rage in various threads and on FB. 
Wow I am very honored that you guys would do this for my poochI'm really sorry to hear of the loss of your beloved family member, Cyclin.. in response the Celtic LE is going to have dogs on it. Very stylized dogs, but dogs none the less.
He'd be proud.... or least he'd try to eat the iHy and run off with it in his mouth +1
Yup
Basically I would make a digital layout of the cut out and do my engraving around it. It would be very difficult to get the engraving to match up with the battery tube though as I don't have a jig of that sort, the jigs I made are strictly weighted to add the proper traction on the rotary. But ya it is still anodized aluminum and a perfect cylinder so I should have no problem. Its definitely not something I'm positive I'd like to do every time, but I'm game to try out one iHy or one run of LE's, if I can come up with an easier way I may be able to do it on all future ones. (For example if I could assemble the battery tube + atty + cutout, then etch BOTH artworks in the same pass) I'll give it some more thought but the short answer is : Yes I can
I have a feeling it will speak to the vast majority of us It's not a circuit board but it's pretty bad ...!
Just wait till my LE drops
Yup
Thanks a lot now you got my wheels turning lol
Cyclin, I didn't say earlier, but I'm so sorry you lost your dog. Just so you know, my pup is having some crunchy litter box treats as I type this
Either way I'd still need to go back over and do one of the tubes separatelythat's exactly what i was thinking, that you'd need the atomizer section so the engraving would take place all at once and be lined up to where the tubes were properly seated. let's make this happen!
Either way I'd still need to go back over and do one of the tubes separately
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