Vectric Customer

This is the third iteration of my plate easel. It is 7/16" thick and made from three pieces. You can use it for decorative plates, platters...Ipads etc. It will set on a flat surface or hang on the wall. I have thought I would offer it to anybody that wanted it. The toolpaths are setup, but obviously I do not take any responsibility for anything that happens if you cut it. You are responsible for checking all the settings prior to using it! Enjoy!

Thanks for sharing Tim,

It really is beautiful up close, and made a great iPad stand.



Paul

yes,
thanks tim, i was admiring it, and it's finish, at memphis
dan
ps, wife says thanks also.....

Very nice! Nice work and very generous... thanks for sharing it.

Jim

Tim,

It was a pleasure talking to you. Thanks for the file, I can use an Ipad stand.

Bill

Tim,

Looks cool,
Thanks Mike

You are all very welcome!

Tim Thank you very much for sharing. I enjoy viewing your work as it is always high quality! It is this kind of sharing that makes this site a step above the rest. Thanks Again and keep up the good work. Don

Thanks a lot Tim,

have downloaded to cut later. My biggest problem is lack of imagination and laziness.

Thanks again
Roger.

Thanks a lot Tim. With a little modification I 'm useing 1/2 corian to make mine. At some point I'll have to return the favor. Norm

NormanAlbert wrote:Thanks a lot Tim. With a little modification I 'm useing 1/2 corian to make mine. At some point I'll have to return the favor. Norm

Hey Norm,
The corian should work fine. The only suggestion I have, is the slot is inset from the back of the legs far enough to accommodate the round over bit I used. You may want to consider sliding the enlarged pocket (for the 1/2" corian) forward and keeping that edge. But even if you didn't it should still probably work.

Good luck, and post your results.
Tim

Thanks Tim for the plate easel file. I’m new to the CNC world so I’m trying to do as many things as I can to learn as fast and much as I can. Your work is fantastic to say the least.

I was wondering if I could scale up the easel from 7.5 inches to say about 9 inches. Is there a method of doing that with ease? I tried the offset Vectors method but it scales in all directions and I think I would want to scale the length and not the width so much. I also made the back piece bottom a little wider to make it a little less tippy when placing a larger item on it. It’s not quite a pretty but seems to work better.

Thanks again for all your posts.
Mark

I would have to say that there isn't a real easy way of doing what you would like. To increase the height while maintaining the width, you would have to change the angle on the tenons that are incorporated into the back piece.

Good luck,
Tim

Thanks for the great file. As you can see, I grabbed it to use with my next years chairity fund drive donation.

Thanks again I enjoy your work.

John V

Thanks for posting pictures, the color looks great!