Fusion 360 maybe.
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To edit vector art, I’d try Inkscape though there might be something newer. The industry standard is Adobe Illustrator and there’s another non-free package from Affinity software that’s much cheaper to buy than even a month or two of Illustrator.
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Nice Imperial shape, @vegabomb. Imperial shape is one of the nicest looking and feeling in the hand IMO. Beats even the Bloodcell/RBC.
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Looks gorgeous, and like it would be a joy to hold. Amazing work.
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That is some fine, hand-crafted goodness @vegabomb
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@Glenacius_K It looks so smooth and beautiful! Well done.
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I prefer the small round timber. JMHO.
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If you make a version covered in squirrels and acorns, put me down as a heck-yes.
These look really clean! I’m surprised at how much fine detail the engraver can get into the wood.
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Yeah, who would have thought my magnifying glass and the sun could be so precise!
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What kind of laser engraver did you get? This is something I have considered looking into in the past, but never got off the starting line.
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Glen and I use NEJE. Pretty inexpensive and does the job well. Not certain what Eric got but I’m interested.
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Same. It’s an NEJE DK-8-KZ
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This is the best deal I found:
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Thank you!
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Another not yoyo.
I made a couple of pill kendamas from garden stakes I bought from my local hardware store. Not bad for junk timber!
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How about a squirrel engraving and an acorn counterweight…? 
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