I never heard of a "Lemmon" TC before. mI like your designs A LOT.
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New patterns for my library
My 5 year old lemon table saw is down so my woodworking projects are on a minor stall as well as my insomnia is kicking my butt. I am hoping its the starter capacitor so ordered it today. Should be in tomorrow or the next day. I also don't like working with power tools when I am this tired.
That means I have had more time behind the computer screen and my 3d software.
I really enjoyed and liked Oliver's dragon figurehead project so inspired me to make my own (or at least a pattern for one).
That means I have had more time behind the computer screen and my 3d software.
I really enjoyed and liked Oliver's dragon figurehead project so inspired me to make my own (or at least a pattern for one).
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Finally got to test carve my owl pattern...barely.
My capacitor came in and replaced. Ran my table saw for about 3 minutes turned off and tried to turn it on again and nothing. So fix did not fix the problem. Same behavior. Going to replace the run capacitor and see if that does anything. If not, its time for a new saw.
Board is 9" x 12" x 1.5". Carve took 1 hour at .25 in depth.
Pretty happy with it. Only tweak required is to set the eyes a little deeper to bring out more detail in the carve.
My capacitor came in and replaced. Ran my table saw for about 3 minutes turned off and tried to turn it on again and nothing. So fix did not fix the problem. Same behavior. Going to replace the run capacitor and see if that does anything. If not, its time for a new saw.
Board is 9" x 12" x 1.5". Carve took 1 hour at .25 in depth.
Pretty happy with it. Only tweak required is to set the eyes a little deeper to bring out more detail in the carve.
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Guy, I went with a Delta (36-5000). Ordered it last night. I only work with smaller projects now a days so power is not as important. I did look at the SawStop (great saw) but their entry model was twice the cost of the Delta. This is a hobby for me, one of many, so couldn't justify the cost. I also do leatherworking, stained glass, and digital art. They all seem to cost money for some reason. 
Oliver, me too. And talking about dragons, I thought you might appreciate this piece. It took a couple hundred individual pieces of glass and many hours of soldering. I threw a strip of led lights into it and is now a nice night light for the living room.
Oliver, me too. And talking about dragons, I thought you might appreciate this piece. It took a couple hundred individual pieces of glass and many hours of soldering. I threw a strip of led lights into it and is now a nice night light for the living room.
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From someone who has done a lot of stained glass work in the past, that is a magnificent piece!Guy, I went with a Delta (36-5000). Ordered it last night. I only work with smaller projects now a days so power is not as important. I did look at the SawStop (great saw) but their entry model was twice the cost of the Delta. This is a hobby for me, one of many, so couldn't justify the cost. I also do leatherworking, stained glass, and digital art. They all seem to cost money for some reason.
Oliver, me too. And talking about dragons, I thought you might appreciate this piece. It took a couple hundred individual pieces of glass and many hours of soldering. I threw a strip of led lights into it and is now a nice night light for the living room.
After 3 years of owning Zbrush I finally sat down and attempted to really make heads and tails from it. The user interface is different than anything I've ever used but the software is amazing. I've tried playing with in the past but usually didn't get too far due to my frustration on not picking it up easily.
It's the standard for artistic digital sculpting. It has so many bells and whistles that it can be overwhelming.
Did my first pure zbrush sculpt today. Not great but okay. The hair is terrible...but of course I had to make a pattern from it.
It's the standard for artistic digital sculpting. It has so many bells and whistles that it can be overwhelming.
Did my first pure zbrush sculpt today. Not great but okay. The hair is terrible...but of course I had to make a pattern from it.
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Those are great suggestions.
The pattern is fairly small. 4.5" diameter and .4" depth. My first thoughts were decorative corner blocks. Which led me down a rabbit hole. Two new sculpts of another old man bust and a Chihuahua dog bust. The software is starting to feel a little bit smoother though I still probably have months before I am comfortable with it.
Also got the notice my saw was shipped today. Should arrive Monday or Tuesday. Finally can get to making sawdust instead of only making patterns and dreaming of making sawdust with them.
The pattern is fairly small. 4.5" diameter and .4" depth. My first thoughts were decorative corner blocks. Which led me down a rabbit hole. Two new sculpts of another old man bust and a Chihuahua dog bust. The software is starting to feel a little bit smoother though I still probably have months before I am comfortable with it.
Also got the notice my saw was shipped today. Should arrive Monday or Tuesday. Finally can get to making sawdust instead of only making patterns and dreaming of making sawdust with them.
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Having a ton of fun making patterns but time to start carving some! Woot! DC just arrived. Got to figure out where I am going to mount it.
Did this pattern today. Its a deep carve so not sure if I'll ever carve this one. Machine says 3.5 hours to carve on a 12"x12" at 1.25" depth.
Did this pattern today. Its a deep carve so not sure if I'll ever carve this one. Machine says 3.5 hours to carve on a 12"x12" at 1.25" depth.
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