| Project by Henri Monnier | posted 04-15-2020 09:55 AM | 636 views | 0 times favorited | 3 comments |  |
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Saw this Key Caddy carving project in a recent copy of Canadian Woodworker. I liked the design, and decided to cut one, since we could make good use of it. Converted the drawing into a vectored grafic, and cut it on the CNC. This one is done in cedar, as I like the grain it shows. As always I will share the vectored files.
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Julian
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#1 posted 04-15-2020 04:21 PM
Great chip carving project.
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#2 posted 04-15-2020 06:55 PM
Henri,
Nicely done but I have an issue with the softness of cedar and the inherent chip-outs. I’d like to try that on a piece of birch or walnut if your offer of files is still good!
Kudos on building your own machine! I’m not there yet but if this Virus goes much longer I will be closer to that goal! My current studies are in the Arduino world and I am having a blast!
Any thoughts on Centroid controls?
Mike
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Henri Monnier
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#3 posted 04-15-2020 07:21 PM
Mike
I agree with the comment with cedar. I’ll be glad to send you the file. I use Aspire V10,I think the best is if I send you a .dxf file with all the toolpath information. That should make it easy for you to import and execute. I see no way to attach a file, so if you send your email address to [email protected], I will be able to send an attach file to you.
Thanks, Henri
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