[4DThinker]

Looks like the only one needed has already been finished. Good challenge for a CNC though. I don't know what the diameter of the finished project was but if less than 16" we could probable have done it in halves or 1/4 slices on the Multicam CNC we have at our university shop. Similar sized landscape furniture project slices have already been done on that CNC.

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[4DThinker]

There is a mansion on the outskirts of town where the owner (with too much money) has populated his estate with realistic bronze statues of ordinary people in ordinary poses. If I was going to make statuary using my CNC it would be of 2/3 scale versions to populate my yard. Paint them to look pseudo realistic then set up cameras to catch what passing joggers and walkers think of them.

 

[4DThinker]

Although you need more than a CNC for most jobs, there have been several time when the CNCs we have in our college shop mixed with an adjustable angled clamping jig have been able to do things that would be impossible/impractical to do using any other tool(s). Their second advantage is when you need multiple copies of a complicated part (that might be tediously made using other tools) cut over and over again, or quickly rescaled and cut again.

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