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(Well crap, my hypometric precursor device is blown…)
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Thanks Guy.
Unlike you, I’m not much of a teacher. Happy to help if I get a direct inquiry.
My intent in posting in this particular thread is to perhaps inspire others to attempt something maybe they hadn’t thought of. Like multiple 4 sided machining pieces was for me.
For this I used Moment of Inspiration. Moi3d.com. I am going to buy the license once my trial rings out. I have RHINO3D but it’s the version 6. Not sure I want to drop the $500 to upgrade
I have a bunch of leaning I still need to do before I decide to do the guitars but I might try MOI3D. My goal with building a guitar is that I can make the body less boring ;). Add some interesting embellishments.
My second venture with layering engravings on faux ivory with colored India inks. The process is getting cleaner and more defined, this one took nine passes. The oval is about 120 mm (4.5 inches) wide.
Been on a story line for mirror finishes. I used this end mill for this finish, As far as I know you can only get it from spike from cncrouterinfo dot com. If intrested he can be gotten ahold of on his discord CNCZONE.
These are a portion of a design. I wanted to check the fit of a motor in the webbing before committing to the whole thing. Injected with buster beagle mk3. Abs. Smallest tool 0.5mm. no polishing.
On the second half they deformed from the heat and the spindle threw it off and trashed it. Had to bite the bullet and mill a v cutout on the flip side of my existing jaws to do it again, the right way. Considering the jaws were 3d printed, I was still impressed they lasted that long. Would recommend for short jobs in a pinch, especially if you’re cutting something less conducive to heating up.
My wife wanted a door decoration for “The largest, three-day Irish festival in the world” which occurs around the corner from our house.
This is all 1/4" PVC. Painted superglued to the white background. About 23" wide.
Nope. Made a glue template. I use these often for alignment. I just make sure I have an edge and a reference for the individual pieces. I was less careful with this than I am with text or something that the eye will notice when it’s slightly off.
I have learned to always be showing off your work ;). I was at a local dive shop, small business, and we were chatting. I commented on his metal signs he had made up. I said. Now you just need one carved out of wood. He said, of only I knew someone that could make something. I pulled out my phone and showed him one I made the week before to which he responded I need one.
Well here it is but wait there is more… someone was in the shop when I showed it to him before finishing it and they want one now