Cthultha nightlight

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FixitMike
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Cthultha nightlight

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Cthultha (Small).jpg
Material: 3/8" cast acrylic, walnut.
VCarve toolpath
90 degree V bit
.030" deep
Final pass stepover: .005
Feed rate: 100 ipm
Plunge rate: 30 ipm
Flat area clearance: Offset
Climb cut
LED strip, power supply, and connector from SuperBrightLEDs.com
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Very nice. Thanks for the info.

Phil

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I went to SuperBrightLEDs.com. Wow, there are a lot of items to choosed from. I'm interested in doing an LED/Acrylic project but I need to know what to but. Can you tell me which power supply and connector you used?

Thanks,

Phil

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Re: Cthultha nightlight

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Here's what I bought:
Qty Product/Options Price/Ea
1 NFLS-NW30X3-WHT Natural White 15.95
2 NFLS10-2CHCPS Adapter CPS Cable Clamp 3.49
2 CPS-12VDC-6W 6 Watt - 12VDC 10.95

Note that the power supply is less expensive at Amazon.com. I suspect equivalents for the others might be too.

Another note: The viewing is best from the back side. So if there is any text, it will be best if you mirror it before carving.
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That is an exceptional Cthulhu design, with the right level of menace and fun. Now I really want to make one of these for my 14-month old daughter, who we used to put to sleep with "cthulhu sleeps"!

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Thanks for the info FixitMike.

Phil

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