Second pic rough cut done 3hrs
Deer panel 500x250x35mm
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If you don't mind sharing, what tool are you using on the finish pass and how much step-over?
Very nice!!
I need to do some more 3D carvings.
I need to do some more 3D carvings.
Very nice! Did you create the file?
David
David
Finish pass tool is 1.0mm tapered ball, the stepover is 0.2mmIf you don't mind sharing, what tool are you using on the finish pass and how much step-over?
This is probably over kill. Advantage is it does excellent detail and a smooth finish with minimal post sanding. The down side is long run time.
No, I am currently CAD illiterate. I purchase STL files online at ebay, etsy anywhere I can find what I need.Very nice! Did you create the file?
David
That doesn't take away from the work, not at all. I was just curious.No, I am currently CAD illiterate. I purchase STL files online at ebay, etsy anywhere I can find what I need.
Do you run dust collection the entire job or just occasionally vacuum the dust/shavings?
David
Saw dust is a problem, especially the very fine stuff. So I run the vac the entire time.That doesn't take away from the work, not at all. I was just curious.
Do you run dust collection the entire job or just occasionally vacuum the dust/shavings?
David
You Cnc guys amaze me, I like that.
Herb
Herb
Would you point me in the direction for where you got this file?
This one was on eBay. Search stl router.Would you point me in the direction for where you got this file?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/3D-Model-S...-/124178572598?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49292
Will this be wall art or serve some other purpose? Gorgeous...
Wall art in a log home.Will this be wall art or serve some other purpose? Gorgeous...
Dan That is a nice clean carve. It will look good on the wall.
I find it hard to fathom... running a router for thirteen hours straight. I wouldn't think it would last very long with those run times. Just amazing. Beautiful job!
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