No, I wish.
Most are purchased models from vectorart.
A few recent 3d projects
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ibear
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Re: A few recent 3d projects
Very nice projects. Am also a new user of cnc (homemade machine) and vcarve 7 how do yuou do the lettering in plexy.
have been trying to vcarve it at various speeds on router even a slowest speed still leaves some melted pieces in the letters?
have been trying to vcarve it at various speeds on router even a slowest speed still leaves some melted pieces in the letters?
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Xxray
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Re: A few recent 3d projects
I have no melting issues at all with plexi because I use a diamond drag bit. Since it operates at 0 RPM, friction and therefore melting is eliminated.
With a v bit these issues can usually be controlled using high feed rates & low RPM's ,, But a drag bit is IMO far superior for etching in all aspects, so I haven't used v bits in quite some time.
With a v bit these issues can usually be controlled using high feed rates & low RPM's ,, But a drag bit is IMO far superior for etching in all aspects, so I haven't used v bits in quite some time.
Doug