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Sandblasted Personalization

My good friend was getting married so me a another friend of mine decided to make them something personalized. I made the design and he sandblasted it on the tumblers. The glasses were a hit because hey, a gift like this beats a toaster or a blender any day!

It seems that these odd projects are always the most fun to design. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this. Please post your helpful comments and let me know what you think. Thanks for reading, and thanks for your time :)

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