[woodman12]

I found a small diagram on a unique clock dial and used
logic trace 2018 to digitize the diagram and enlarge it
full size
for a large clock project .

The dial was cut by a plasma operator and the wood parts were cut with the cnc

I also cut he file on a CO2 laser to show that the file is easily used

by either machine

part1 took a small diagram of a clock dial and digitized it

part 2 this is the plasma cut of the dial and cnc machining

 

[MoHawk]

I worked for a large investor owned electrical & gas utility company. Part of my responsibilities was to maintain the land base for our facility mapping system. I used digitizing fairly often to add new subdivisions and large industrial complexes to our system.

I can see where it would be an advantage for a lot of projects I would like to make. What is the cost for the system you use?

 

[marecat3]

very nice clock

 

[TenGees]

Looking good, Stan. The waste from your frame might make another smaller one.

 

[MoHawk]

I worked for a large investor owned electrical & gas utility company. Part of my responsibilities was to maintain the land base for our facility mapping system. I used digitizing fairly often to add new subdivisions and large industrial complexes to our system.

I can see where it would be an advantage for a lot of projects I would like to make. What is the cost for the system you use?

I just looked at Logic Trace's website. It's a very nice system however beyond my price range for hobby use.

 

[woodman12]

sent you a private message

 

[woodman12]

the clock dial project

thanks everyone for the comments, I have been using the logic trace software since 2007 and I find all this fairly easy with good results
And the cut pout piece will make another clock as its 38 in dia