Stevie Ray

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deadgoodcharlie
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Here is a litho carved .062 deep ,the back has not been pocketed as of yet. Just thought i would show it as it is,enjoy.
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Well done, that came out very nice.

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Looking good. any pictures of after you milled the back ?

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Sorry for not replying sooner been busy. First let me say thanks and no havent pocketed the rear side as of yet but will post. Been trying to do a mold out of corian, I imported the greenman model into my Rhino3.0 and turned it upside down to cut as a mold and here is what it looked like with light behind.Will post pics of Stievie after pocketing is done, thanks.
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They all look great! I am a newbie to all of this however I am eager to get started! Can you please tell me what materials you are using to make these Litho's?

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Hello Keith and welcome. I started useing white plastic, the lens cover material used for flouresent light fixtures. It works ok with a fine bit but corian works best, it holds the image a lot better.The white plastic is cheap enough to start practice on, it comes .062 and .125 thick. I used the .062 and only carved down .030... So,s not to break through the other side.Cheers.

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the back has not been pocketed as of yet.
Is this something new to do?
Never heard this before.

Anyone?

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Hello Grease ,

When I was having problems getting my neck worked on, I made a lithophane from a MRI.
Part of it was too dark so I had to flip it and mill off some from the back.
Doctor wasn't impressed when I handed it to him and said.

If you can't see the problem maybe you can feel it :)

Needless to say he wasn't happy with me ... even went so far as prescribing anti depressant lol .
I dropped him...

My neurosurgeon loved the neck lithophane ... He fixed me right up :)

I don't think I would want to do this on a regular lithophane,
I would be afraid that it would flex or vibrate to much due to thinness of the lithophane.
Just my opinion... Hope it works out.


Kent

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