Edge Lit Name Tags
![Blue.jpg](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/F3Z/XHWG/I2UUTJMS/F3ZXHWGI2UUTJMS.jpg&filename=Blue.jpg)
![Keyring blue 2.jpg](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/F4B/JE84/I2UUTJTB/F4BJE84I2UUTJTB.jpg&filename=Keyring blue 2.jpg)
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Not a step-by-step instructable, but the pictures give you an idea of what can be acheived with small scale LED edge lighting. This example Edge lit by a single multicolour changing LED and powered by 3x 1.5v watch batteries. The Chloe tag was engraved using a dremel and the Toby tag was engraved using a fine soldering iron tip, both achieve very similar results as I found that often the dremel would melt rather than cut its way through the acrylic.