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Jim Jakosh
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#1 posted 229 days ago
That is neat. There will be a lot of application in projects for texturing like that!!............Jim
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blackcherry
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#2 posted 229 days ago
I’m not a big fan of MDF, but must say these came out cool. I just hope you have a great air cleaning system…BC
ropie
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#3 posted 229 days ago
I work at a custom table manufacturer, and we had a food court table job that we did for westfield malls where we used a product from Interlam that was very similar to this. look at their website and you’ll see what I mean. it is very neat stuff. We used an automotive finish under epoxy/resin and it turned out great.
renners
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#4 posted 229 days ago
That is very cool. There’s a fashion store in England (Next) that have that kind of thing around all their counters and it looks amazing painted and under the right light. Does the pattern repeat so you can join them together seamlessly?
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Arthouse
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#5 posted 229 days ago
Amazing what a CNC can do when you put a spoon gouge in the tool changer.
-- "The hand is the cutting edge of the mind but the wind and sun are the healing factors of the heart
MonteCristo
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#6 posted 229 days ago
Cool ! but MDF dust is a killer on you and your tools . . .
-- Dwight - "Free legal advice available - contact Dewey, Cheetam & Howe""
Talyn
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#7 posted 229 days ago
I do have a great air cleaning system it’s a Cyclone Dust Collection. Works great I must recommend the system to anyone who has to deal with dust.
http://www.oneida-air.com/inventory.asp?CatId={6EE79B16-EB63-43E7-8F30-1E06240A24A4}
Thanks Ropie that Interlam web site gave me some great ideas.
-- Harry --- Never Give Up, Never Surrender, www.cncdesignwork.com
Sodabowski
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#8 posted 228 days ago
Very interesting idea!
-- Thomas - There is no such thing as a problem, there only are solutions.
Charles Maxwell
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#9 posted 228 days ago
That’s nice! How to finish?
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rance
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#10 posted 228 days ago
Great. I like #1 & #4. Did you build the G-code yourself or use a CAM program?
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Vii
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#11 posted 228 days ago
This makes me wish I had a CNC mill
Gerben
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#12 posted 227 days ago
I want one.
Great job.
akmiller907
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#13 posted 227 days ago
So cool. I’ve been looking at CNCs for last couple months and was wondering which one you have. Any reviews would be great. Thanks
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Kerux
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#14 posted 227 days ago
That ‘flame’ is awesome. I can see that being used for cabinet paneled doors.
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Bryan Holmes
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#15 posted 200 days ago
That ‘flame’ is indeed awesome, and all of the patterns are just hypnotizing. beautiful work!
-- Bryan, Maryland, http://www.bloxstyle.com, http://bloxstyle.etsy.com,
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