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Thanks Ted for sharing another one of your creations!

Hey Ted, thanks for sharing and for reminding me of another matter

I prowl my neighborhood for throwaway furniture. I also like to find houses where they are replacing their old cedar fences. Makes great backgrounds for rustic signs. I've made a bunch of signs with initials.

WOW!! Thanks for the heads up Phil....

Jerry, what does the profile look like?

Great job Phil!!!
Like just watching all the action.

Thanks for sharing!

Looking at the dish in your project, it looks like you're using a 90° dish, try using a 60°. Using a 90° dish you will always have a little bit of a vertical lip.

Add a Zero Plan Component to the Modeling Tab. Go into the Material Setup and bring the dish to the surface of the material. Model Position in Material click Gap Above Model and set to '0'. Also make sure to set a Machining Limit Boundary to at least half the diameter of the machine tool in the Fini...

With the Draw Star tool open, hold down the shift key, move the cursor over the star and left mouse click. The star will turn red. Now make any changes desired to the stars parameters in the Draw Star tool then click Apply.

Check out Michael Mesalick's Youtube series on Body Parts.

I'd say a very successful experiment.

Look under the Moldeling tab at the Create a component from visual model with draft added.

LOL! I like it!!!

Thanks for sharing Bob!

Todd is using the Clipping feature on the Modeling Tab to create the mouth, eyes and nose, once you scale down the Vectors and Components, on the Modeling Tab you need to right click on each component level for the Nose, Eyes and Nose mouse down to Clipping and click on Update.

You won't regret the upgrade.