Aztec Calander

Nice Job! Looks authentic. I wish I had the time and patience to try something so intricate. Thanks for sharing it with us.

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Amazing Erik very cool

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that’s a lot of detail in that! wow.
and sold on the first day—congrats!

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Wow, the cnc did a great job on that. Nice programming

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Very Nice work. I don’t know what you had to do in your CAD program, But I may know away for you to cut your time down from 40hr of work to 1 min with a dxf file. What CAD program do you use?

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What kind of wood is this?

thats for the codos…

talyn, I use Rhino for most of my cad work… I also use Eroute Pro for tool pathing. most of the 40 hours was on cleaning up the vectors so I had as clean of file as possible. I now have that file saved in dxf formate so next time is will just be a quick rescale and then the cutting.

you web sight looks great. looks like you use the vectric3d files like me sometimes. is the clear reliefs just acrylic?

Erik

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isnt wood :) kind of… MDF with a antic bronze finish over it. disk is 4 foot across so I didnt figure I could get away with gluing up solid wood.

Erik

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Okay Cool, Now I understand the 40hr. That’s a very tedious job cleaning up vectors.

Yes I cut the design in Plexiglas In revers from the way I cut it in wood, So it would have a 3d look in the Plexiglas when I look at it from the uncut side.

Great job and very nice finish

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