If anybody is interested in building their own DIY router, this video illustrates a little of my Joe 4x4 Hybrid. It also includes the cutting of two Aspire models. I'm waiting on the clock mechanisms to show up at the front door so I can finish the assembly.
I'm really pleased and enjoy modeling in Aspire. I feel more like a sculptor then a CNCr. More like an artist.
Dave
Video of actual carving, my daughters school logo and ....
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Re: Video of actual carving, my daughters school logo and ....
Dave
Nice results and good ideas on the clocks. Like your "third" hand.
thanks for posting.
george
Nice results and good ideas on the clocks. Like your "third" hand.
thanks for posting.
george
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Re: Video of actual carving, my daughters school logo and ....
Thats a great video Dave. Thanks. Did you create the designs from scratch in Aspire, and what was the process? Where do you get your long bits and that collet? What size spindle collet does that collet adaptor fit into?
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Re: Video of actual carving, my daughters school logo and ....
Hi
Great video!
I'm also interested in where you get your bits and adaptor. I need one so i can use a 1/8" bit as a 8mm
Great video!
I'm also interested in where you get your bits and adaptor. I need one so i can use a 1/8" bit as a 8mm
Regards
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Split Collets
I could use some as well, my machine only accepts 1/4" tooling. Much easier on the pocketbook buying 1/8' shank cutters.
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Re: Video of actual carving, my daughters school logo and ....
The logos come from jpeg photos. Aspire traced it for me and I extruded the traces into rounded shapes. Very similar to the VCP functions. Except, the extrude functions allow the designer to round over the edges, smooth, remove and smudge the solid. Its fun. Multiple shapes can be created, and these shapes are Merged, Added or Subtracted from each other.
The collet can be purchased from http://www.cadcamcadcam.com/sleeve-adaptor14to18.aspx They charge $9, so I bought 2.
Or you can buy a $3 version that's pressed on your bit from http://www.precisebits.com/
You can only purchase one of these pressed on babies when buying one of their 1/8 bits. So you end up with one sleeve for every bit.
The bit you see me using in the video comes from this supplier
http://www.wttool.com/category-exec/cat ... _Mills_USA_
Glad you enjoyed the video. Hope this info helped.
The collet can be purchased from http://www.cadcamcadcam.com/sleeve-adaptor14to18.aspx They charge $9, so I bought 2.
Or you can buy a $3 version that's pressed on your bit from http://www.precisebits.com/
You can only purchase one of these pressed on babies when buying one of their 1/8 bits. So you end up with one sleeve for every bit.
The bit you see me using in the video comes from this supplier
http://www.wttool.com/category-exec/cat ... _Mills_USA_
Glad you enjoyed the video. Hope this info helped.
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Re: Video of actual carving, my daughters school logo and ....
Here's the wolfpack jpeg I used to create the second clock face.
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Re: Video of actual carving, my daughters school logo and ....
Very Good Dave!!! I'm right with you.....should be getting my copy in the mail soon while learning the demo and building on my Joe's 2x4 machine. Loads of fun!!!
Cheers
AL
Cheers
AL
Always looking for a different way of doing things!!!