really nice Dan! it looks so smooth. i also like how you always seem to integrate a frame into the artwork!
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Nice, Dan! I'm always curious how long these take; this one had to be quite a while, I would think.
David
David
Finish pass was 14hrs...Nice, Dan! I'm always curious how long these take; this one had to be quite a while, I would think.
David
Another nice carving. I would not have used stain when using cherry but it really works on this piece. Well done Dan.
That carve came out nice and clean. 14 hours, wow! How big is it?
Sometimes I run a tool path on a model, and the time tells me 32 hours, I put that one on the back burner. LOL!
Sometimes I run a tool path on a model, and the time tells me 32 hours, I put that one on the back burner. LOL!
Have you tried calibrating the "Scale Factor" for the time estimates? I have found if you keep a log of how long all your toolpaths took to run for a while, you can figure scale factors based on types of toolpaths, that will get you a lot closer to actual cut times. Since each toolpath type has its own differences it is hard to calculate a scale factor that can be used to cover entire jobs that contain 2D/2.5D toolpaths as well as 3d toolpaths.That carve came out nice and clean. 14 hours, wow! How big is it?
Sometimes I run a tool path on a model, and the time tells me 32 hours, I put that one on the back burner. LOL!
Sorry, I almost hijacked this thread with a long explanation. I guess this would make a good thread topic.
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