Cloth carved in wood

[Gocarter]

Cloth can look so good carved in wood (or stone). So when I saw my friend doing her craft, I thought I saw an opportunity to make a carving of her at work.

Carving is 14.6 x 13.75, model height is 1.98”, cut in spruce, finished with General Finishes Prairie Wheat gel stain with Arm-r-seal top coat.

Cut with a 3/16 ball end mill,

[Tex_Lawrence]

Amazing. You must have started with a photograph. It very real looking.

[Savannahdan]

Goodness, that is amazing. It showcases 2 artists - the one working on the cloth and the one who made the carving. Thank you for sharing.

[TReischl]

That is stellar!

[Todd D]

If someone could take a photo with their cnc it would look like that, amazing

[scottp55]

A truly Beautiful piece!!
And the cut was Great!

Was that modeled in Aspire by you?
If so, then one More "Hat's off to you".

If I had an inkling I could model like that...I'd skip eating for a few months and upgrade to Aspire!
scott

[Gocarter]

Thanks for all the positive comments.
I make my models in ZBrush, not Aspire. I import them into aspire and do all my toolpaths in Aspire. I will adjust model height and make some minor adjustments with Aspire. Aspire is surely an essential part of my workflow.

And some of my cleanup tools that I use after work comes off the machine. The Fordome Micromotor is one of the best tools that I have ever purchased, after my Lie Neilsen Number 5 1/2, My Cosman dovetail saw, my Auriou rasps and rifflers, my Bluespruce chisels...