Cabriole-style legs moving to Queen Anne

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Zeropoint
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Cabriole-style legs moving to Queen Anne

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Progress to Queen Anne style table legs.
Client nearly happy :)
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Re: Cabriole-style legs moving to Queen Anne

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Looks nice. I'm always curious about how others are creating parts like this. Mind sharing some of your design and milling techniques for this part?

Thanks, Mike

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Re: Cabriole-style legs moving to Queen Anne

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Hi Mike
I used a template given to me for the shape.
Transferred the template to a grid & plotted against x & y values for points along the curve.
Using TurboCAD, points plotted, I created a 3D sequence of profiles, consisting of 2D shapes.
Via lofting function, a full 3D item is created & cut in half.
Converted this 3D shape to STL format, then imported into Aspire.
It took a while :)

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Zowie! :shock: Actually, I suspected something like that. Thanks for outlining your process. Lots of skill and hard work there!

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