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still doing awesome work John!!

Formerly Fairbanks now in Rumley, Texas

Kinda sad, closest user an hour away…

Leo wrote:Looks like good eating fish, but that's not Salmon is it?

I love Alaskan Salmon.

The CNC stuff looks good.

This is... unfortunately was in Vadez this year but didn't take pics, this is from last year

haven't been cnc'ing, posting, or lurking here too much lately... way too much good fishing up here. but pretty happy with the projects I got knocked out today. plaque not quite done, getting a metal plate with service members name, rank, dates, and a few snarky remarks (his request) stool was prett...

wow! first attempt??? very nice, wish I was that good and knowledgeable of methods!!

well done and hope to see more of your work.

the bear.

if I could take time off I'd be there in a minute... love the work you and Scottp55 post and would love to pick you guys brain in person but son is enroute to Alaska same dates... that being said if you guys ever aspire to make it up, we can host a day or two in exchange for educating me (or host a ...

Thanks JimmyD!

cool project!

tried to do similar project but can't figure out how to slice model into separate pieces, don't suppose someone could point me in right direction? was trying to do 3d model with undercuts so need to slice vertically and horizontally.

thanks in advance,
the Bear

Very nice Scott, will stop in with coffee and cya sometime this year!!

this is the one of the most awesome nerdy shares i've seen on this forum... LOVE IT!!!!
hope you don't mind but stealing this awesome idea and building one this weekend!!!!

the Bear

Thx again, pic 3 really illustrated what I was looking for!

thx for reply, but I'm the "bear" part of user name.... :lol: another question I believe I've seen you address back somewhere (wealth of knowledge and information you've proven to be here< THANKS AGAIN!) you treat your wood before carving with lin butter? does this allow you to cut small without chi...

once again need a like or love button on forum...

mr. scott, might I ask what your spindle speed and feed rate for those bits. btw this is a super gift for her... beautiful work!

Wow that is coolness to a whole new level!!!