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whatcha think!!! I did have to use karate on it several times but it finally came around.
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whatcha think!!! I did have to use karate on it several times but it finally came around.
Well worth the effort!
Maybe kung Fu will work better?
SG
Looks great!
what did you cut it on ?
Thats a great piece of art. Can you post all sides with bigger pictures Nice work by the way..What are the dimensions and did you cut it on rotary axis?
I left woodwork due to office work.
I cut it on a 4x8 shopbot.
1.I built a holding jig out of 3/4 plywood
2.put plywood on 3 sides. bottom & 2 sides
3. width is 4.5, front to back is 4" length is 8.5
4. ran tool path on front first. had trouble cause the bottom tapers in and the bit wanted to cut ALL the way to the bottom (4" deep) of the trash wood.Bit is 3" long. placed vector around component THEN the outer wall was TOO high for the bit to go down.
5. After two black eyes I emailed James. He told me to make a (dummy) component on each side so that the bit wouldn't cut the outer wood. But that wouldn't work either.
6. So I stretched the file side ways at the bottom until I covered the 4.5 rectangle work area. Then it wouldn't have any wedge spots to cut out.
7. I ran a rough tool path.
8. started a NEW file with the RIGHT dimensions
9. ran a finish tool path and WALA came out perfect
One things for sure I can throw my comb away for there is nothing left to comb. BUT I got it and that makes me the winner!!!!!!
winner, winner, chicken dinner! excellent work now you have some excellent knowledge to fall back on for the next time...good job!
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THats really nice. Thanks a lot for the walkthrough as well.
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You ought to pat yourself on the back! Nice Job!!!!
It looks great Very Nice