Vectric Forum

John,
Sorry about that,,thanks for the note.
Here's the correct links

https://carveddetails.com/product/cd-1512-dem-puck/
https://carveddetails.com/product/cd-15 ... ing-heads/
https://carveddetails.com/product/cd-1513-rep-puck/


Michael

Here a look at the finished product..
I'm calling them Political Challenge Coins....

Michael

Here's a link to the Nurse Rosie model without the words.
https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/share ... 2eXMhWWXJw

Now I just have to find the time to cut it....LOL


Thanks for the feedback.

Michael

I just thought I would offer a 3-D model for those who are looking to cut something during this difficult time. It's a takeoff on the classic "Rosie the Riveter" design. Zip file attached . Download link here.....www.amazon.com/clouddrive/share/HLTNIgtVArxDG9OgFJpktRJxQMcQahq8YvDwsy67Jxu[ Be safe. M...

Good to know,
Thanks

Michael

Recently I was asked to make a frame for a new stained glass window project with Bryn Athyn College. The Stained Glass Class created the windows for a local rec / after school center. My job was to recreate the existing frame. It all turned out rather well. Michael frame-1.jpg frame-2.jpg frame-3.jpg

mikewinters617,, You may want to look at the Post Processor editing guide that comes with the software. Check page 25 , for a section named " Footer". If you add the G00 [XH] [YH] [ZH] to your Post processor ( in the Footer section ) you can then change the numbers in your Material Setup / Toolpath ...

How about;
Grabcad.com
Hum3d.com
Turbosquid.com
Artist-3d.com
Free3d.com

To name a few.


Michael

Robyn, It sounds like a machine problem. It could have been caused by too aggressive of toolpath strategy, for example, too fast for the speed, too deep for the cutting, etc. This would cause you machine to loos steps, or better said, it's place in the universe. Or, it could be that the motors that ...

Here's a picture of the vectors.
The problem is, how to guarantee that the shape will come out as expected ?

~M

adze_cnc wrote:I't a bit difficult to tell but it looks to me that they are 2D cut pieces aligned vertically.

Correct.

~M

Highpockets,
I figured out how to cut each slice....that way you could create very large designs.
My table is a 4" x 8",,so I could create a piece that protrudes out from the wall 48"..
Mighty hard to do that from a single block of material.
~M

Parametric designs have been around for some time but I still become hypnotized when looking at them. While trying to come up with some challenging topics for my Advanced Aspire class, I decided to see if making these style of work was possible using only the Aspire software. Here’s my first attempt...

Beautiful work, Bill.
From concept to execution.

Michael