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Todd

Thank You for taking a look at my project, the only other tool used on this project was
a cordless drill to make the holes to put the mane and tail on. The complete horse and
rocker assembly was done on the cnc, from glue joints to surfacing, thanks again for your
interest and comments

I was asked recently to make a Rocking Horse for our annual Scholarship Banquet to raise money for are small school here that graduates about 25 seniors each year. We currently are able to provide $2.500 dollars a year for each student and have been doing this for the last 18 years, so proud of are ...

Michael I think your wrong, about it turning out rather well.
It turned out out rather AWESOME !!!!!!!
Fantastic work as always

Very nice job on the doors, I must say it is probably the best 3D carving
I have seen on all the forums. One can clearly see the time you took in
sanding and finish of the doors.

What a nice job on the beer taps, I would say good call on the laser, really
adds some nice detail. In the second picture you can notice a big difference
in the one tap that is plain compared to the others.

Tom Very sorry I meant to say .2 and .1 and .1
I was in the middle of setting up a flattening tool path at .02 to
skim the top of the inlay, and had that in my head. Now you know
why I sometimes make firewood with the CNC.

On the pocket piece (female) I use a .02 flat depth to carve it. the insert (male) I use .01 start depth and .01 flat depth. I am currently doing inlay on the rockers for a rocking horse I'm building here are the settings I'm using for hardwood. V bit Pass depth .075 step over .02 speed 16,000 feed ...

Tom--- Inlays can make you crazy at times. There are a few things that I have picked up over the course of making firewood on bad tries. 1. Make sure your spoil board machine bed is flat, flat, flat. 2. Make sure the material you are inlaying is flat, flat, flat. Believe me these two things are very...

Nice job I like the out come of the carve. Looks like it all came out for you.
Plus you are 100% correct---Happy wife = Happy life. You always have to
keep the better have smiling.

Really nice design and also the carving is beautiful.
Well thought out thanks for posting. Looking forward
to more work from you.

I need to say nothing---Your work has captured it and say everything

THANK YOU SIR

Hello Bob---Must say nice design on the hearts and mighty generous of you sharing the files with the forum. Scott don't you just love when you make a oopsie and it comes out just the way you wanted it to. Bob I think it is great when you see other members trying out your projects and get to see the ...

Mr. Shark... You have started a very interesting thread here on the forum. I understand what you are trying to do and I commend you for it. Having read through all the posts several times, and looking at what people think about remote access training I wish you the best of luck. I guess my first tho...

I often run a second toolpath for clean up, and in my opinion if you have the time to do this it is well worth it. I would think most people would not simply because of the time to do this. As far as reverse direction for the second pass I don't see why not. I have not tried it but think it would be...

Frank---You got it going on my friend!!!!

I really like seeing your projects, your mind must be flying the minute you get
out of bed in the morning.

Just another mind blowing piece from the cnc master, and that's what I got to
say about that.