Thought you might like to see what can be done with Aspire in stone.
Phill
Something a little different
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Something a little different
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Re: Something a little different
Wow! Very nice.
Could you post a few of the details, bits, feeds speeds, problems you ran into if any....
A real classic.
Could you post a few of the details, bits, feeds speeds, problems you ran into if any....
A real classic.
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Re: Something a little different
The head is 1800 mm wide by 300 mm high and the detail has a depth of 22 mm, the detail was draw up in Aspire 4 taken from an old image.
There are many problems using stone due to the abrasiveness wearing out cutters but I rough down with a 52 mm diamond then with a 20 mm diamond and finally with 12 mm self ground / shaped tungsten cutter.
D.O.C. 2 mm x 50% stepover on the 52 dia, 1 mm x 70% stepover on the 20 dia, finishing cut 6 mm x 0.02 stepover took a long time to finish.
This one was smaller but much more detailed.
There are many problems using stone due to the abrasiveness wearing out cutters but I rough down with a 52 mm diamond then with a 20 mm diamond and finally with 12 mm self ground / shaped tungsten cutter.
D.O.C. 2 mm x 50% stepover on the 52 dia, 1 mm x 70% stepover on the 20 dia, finishing cut 6 mm x 0.02 stepover took a long time to finish.
This one was smaller but much more detailed.
A person who works with his hands, his brain and his heart is an artist"
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Re: Something a little different
Excellent!. I love seeing other people doing stonework.
- Randall Newcomb
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10 fingers in, 10 fingers out, another good day in the shop
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Re: Something a little different
Beautiful. Especially love the small one! Thanks for sharing.
Bob Armbruster
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Re: Something a little different
Most impressive! I don't think I have the nerves to do a job like that.
Jim Darlas
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Re: Something a little different
Oh I am sure you would, just been looking on your website a BIG credit to you great work well pleased.esteeme1 wrote:Most impressive! I don't think I have the nerves to do a job like that.
I work memorial crests as well but in stone or metal.
Phill
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