gemmi8
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Post by gemmi8 on Mar 13, 2019 1:37:16 GMT
Using Aspire I did my first 3D carve. Note this is not for sale as I know BSA trademarks are very strict. I am applying for a licensing agreement for my local Council but I made this for my son who got his Eagle Scout in October of last year. Still have a lot to learn still have a few areas I need to touch up and sand out a few of the letters but overall very pleased with the way the machine handle this.   |
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Post by Derek the Admin on Mar 13, 2019 11:50:15 GMT
Congrats on the first one. I think it came out looking great.
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Post by Bruce on Mar 17, 2019 23:02:47 GMT
Very nice, looks great. And congrats to the new Eagle Scout.
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Post by linkreincarnate on Mar 19, 2019 7:10:08 GMT
What milling strategy did you use for this?
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gemmi8
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Post by gemmi8 on Mar 31, 2019 1:45:00 GMT
What milling strategy did you use for this?  In what regards? |
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Post by linkreincarnate on Mar 31, 2019 2:42:26 GMT
I am working on something and I like using adaptive for everything I can and then come back in to do final contours. Some people like parallel and contours to do the same thing though. I was wondering what toolpaths you chose to create this sign.
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rowiac
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Post by rowiac on Apr 1, 2019 16:00:47 GMT
I believe gemmi8 is using Vectric Aspire to create toolpaths, which uses different terms that F360. I'm not at that computer right now, but as I recall in Aspire you have a choice of raster or offset patterns for finish toolpaths. One method moves the cutter back and forth across the workpiece and the other moves in a circular pattern. Maybe gemmi8 can tell you which of those was used.
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In what regards? 