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Grizzly breaking through wood carve

3929 Views 37 Replies 17 Participants Last post by  honesttjohn, 
kcortese12
Here is a carve I did on Bobs E4 cnc.

I wasn't too happy how the cnc did the carving, there was a LOT of sanding and clean up involved.

I plan on doing a lot of carving on my new rigid aluminum cnc.

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difalkner
The end result came out really good, Karen - good job!

David
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Stick486
wow!!!
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looks great. How deep did you go in the z cut? What tool for finish cut?
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kcortese12
2.5" thick Oak, 1/4" ballnose roughing, tapered ball nose finish.

Can't remember how long the run was.
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TimPa
WOW, this is one of my favorite carvings i've seen, very interesting. great paint job as well. thanks for sharing.
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DesertRatTom
That's one of the best things I've seen from a CNC! Great work.
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MEBCWD
Are you sure there was a lot of cleanup? You did a fantastic job cleaning it up.

Very nice finish/paint job, it's a winner in my book.
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Thats Scary good.... Another A+ for Karen......
HErb
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Herb Stoops said:
That's Scary good....
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that was my reaction...
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kcortese12

The detail and the creation is just absolutely beautiful and exquisite. The lines the finished product tells a great deal about the artist.
You mentioned using a Ridgid C N C Router. I have and do use many Ridgid tools. What size table do you use. I am very interested in looking at this machine.

Thank You or sharing such outstanding creativity.

Tagwatts1
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Tagwatts1 said:
kcortese12

The detail and the creation is just absolutely beautiful and exquisite. The lines the finished product tells a great deal about the artist.
You mentioned using a Ridgid C N C Router. I have and do use many Ridgid tools. What size table do you use. I am very interested in looking at this machine.

Thank You or sharing such outstanding creativity.

Tagwatts1
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Me too, I can't find anything on them. I had a Ridgid trim router one time,I really liked, it was a corded one.
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TenGees
Very interesting Karen. Made me wonder about cabinet door panels done like that...
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Gaffboat
A beautiful finish job, that adds a lot of pizzaz to the carve. Only you know the problems you had with the carve. To the rest of us it just looks wonderful.
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Semipro
WOW. What a great piece of work well done
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Stick486
Semipro said:
WOW. What a great piece of work well done
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ain't that something???
every time ya look at it, it looks better than the last time ya looked at it...
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Looks like Stick in the morning!!
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honesttjohn said:
Looks like Stick in the morning!!
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that's 1st time I've been acussed of looking good...
let alone in the morning..
EVER!!!!
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J
That would terrify little kids.
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kcortese12
When I mentioned "Rigid" I was referring to the stability of the gantry.
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