Vectric Customer

dseaver wrote:... I added an elastic adjustable strap to secure the bowtie around the neck.

I like this idea.
you versions look fantastic.

Phil

creativescrollworks wrote: For other bowties I've made, I made this for the back.

I like this backing idea.
That, along with a "velcro" band would work great.
I think I will try a few when I get home.

Thanks,

Phil

I found on my Pirahna that the Router was slipping upward in the bracket.
This will cause your second cut to be lighter...

Try adding a piece of sandpaper between the bracket and the router.

Phil

Michael, Thought you might like this.. Debbie created, made, and painted this about 30-years ago, long before we had cnc. The bananas are real, she eats one or two every day. banana.jpg Now that we have cnc and laser she doesn't want to make anything anymore... :wink: I'll bet your banana was a bit...

I have some bark blanks (discs), that I picked up at a hobby supply, that I might alter you project to use...
Just cut the axe portion with a through block to join to the base.

Great idea and thanks for the projects.

Phil

See image below.

Draw 2 vectors and join them.

StartLine1 End Line1
EndLine2 StartLine2


Phil

I can suggest;
1. map a drive to the location where the file(s) reside.
2. change the extension temporarily

Phil

It almost looks like you have added very large tabs to the toolpath...

Phil

Now that Kathy has them (I assume), I would think an edit to remove attachments.
It appears that a few others have not been so considerate.

Phil

Thinking White Oak.
there is something wrong with the dates at the bottom btw...

When you import the model, you can change the unit of measure in the "Model Size" section.
The program will convert the units.

Phil
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Yes your description of moving the wood is correct for tiling.

I did 3 bit changes on my first tiling attempt.
My thoughts were do all the cuts for Tile 1 before you move and re-index the wood.

Phil
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I am waiting for the all the files. Next Wave Automation is releasing 1 piece per month for a 10 Anniversary commemorative Chess Set. http://shop.nextwaveautomation.com/shop/custom.aspx/chess-board/45/ Rough cost of the wood for me would be about $400, before carving, but I can't see cutting a pawn ...

Yes. But...
Some of the project might be to big for the Desktop version.
I'm thinking the Desktop version is limited to 24 x 24 inches.

Phil