Making a curved foot

[WillAdams (William Adams (Carbide 3D))]

Not directly in the free version, for a work-around see:

Screen mirror for laptop/tablet webcam

The spine of the mirror holder will need to be rounded at least enough to allow a reasonable positioning of the mirror. There are several ways to accomplish such rounding: use a cove radius endmill — unfortunately, Carbide Create doesn’t support such endmill geometry, so no 3D visualization, and not sure if a 4.5mm radius endmill is available. See: Design into 3D: Boxes: Magazine storage for some further information on this Export the STL from OpenSCAD and cut using a 3D CAM program, or by us…

Or, use a suitable rounding tool:

Using unsupported tooling in Carbide Create: Roundover / Cove / Radius bits

These are usually used in routers for decorative effects in wood: but they are potentially useful for joinery: They are also useful for rounding off parts to allow rotary motion as for a hinged lid. Unfortunately, Carbide Create does not support this endmill geometry — but using the new support for previewing a V endmill when used in a No Offset Contour toolpath, it should be possible to preview them w/ confidence by stacking a series of V endmill cuts.

If you have Pro, then you could model this using the tools in it:

Carbide Create Pro