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Really nice work. It looks fantastic.

That is very cool... A very unique project.

You have to move each side separately. The very first thing is do a 'Increment and Save (CTRL+ALT+S)' in the Files option. That saves the current version. Then I group each side so I don't lose any pieces. Then I use 'Move Selection - Relative' for each side. Then apply that move to the second side....

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Excellent job. It looks really nice. A really unique approach with great results. I 'saved' your idea.

Nice. Good tutorial. Modeling that always looked like a real challenge....and lots of trial and error.

thanks

Nice projects. I especially like the Sappers plaque.

P.S. Good machine

Thanks... The one from CGtrader looks good.

Really great job. That looks beautiful.

That is one nice frame.... I'll have to try those miter bolts. They look like they'll do the job. Do you use just the bolts, or add glue?

Actually, one of the biggest surprises with 3D printing is the percent of 'infill' required. A 20% infill is very strong. Initially, I thought it was going to require 100%. AHAH! I love to over engineer things too. Warms my heart. Gerry, thanks for that link to the PRUSA pdf file, interesting stuff...

Actually, one of the biggest surprises with 3D printing is the percent of 'infill' required. A 20% infill is very strong. Initially, I thought it was going to require 100%.

I like that..... Nice.

I keep seeing more and more folks printing something actually useful on those 3d printing thingamajigs. Gonna have to find me one, but since I will not be printing little statues of action figures it will need to be downright cheap. That's what I thought when I first looked at them. I don't want fi...

I'm posting this in the Vcarve Tips section because I think it is generally applicable. I'm in the middle of making a couple of backgammon boards. I'm inlaying some walnut points (long triangles) into a maple board. I'm gluing them in with Titebond II. No problems with the last one I did. I just fou...