Cartoon type figure
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Cartoon type figure
Using Designer 1.187, STL importer, Center line, conforming vectors, scanning probe/PE, and the ROCK chuck.
Eddie
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Still attempting to learn the human form. Enclosed is my attempt at a hooded woman's head.
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I have been learning blender the human form is hard!! you did great!
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Thank you. I have a long ways to go before I master that skill.
Glad you are picking up blender. It is a ton of fun to play with. 3d modeling and cnc are a perfect match.
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Skull Cut Out
Quote: Hope these are helping-- if anyone carves any of these new 2.5D patterns, please share pics. I probably won't get around to doing any of them until this weekend at the soonest.
Thanks again for all y'all have done,
Lawrence[/QUOTE]
Just carved this yesterday….thought I would share per request. Thanks Lawrence.
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Playing with some basic 3d sculpting. A quick mpc.
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Lizard man from Borneo wanted poster.
A little practice time sculpting and playing with different techniques in building patterns. Here are two different ways into porting into CW designer and you can see the big differences.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Splinter
Messing around with STL Importer again. Still needs some work, but I am sure my son will love it.
Donatello.ptn
Leonardo.ptn
Michaelangelo.ptn
Raphael.ptn
Splinter.ptn
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Alan,
Wonderful job. The entire composition looks great. Careful, pattern building is addicting.
- O
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Oscar,
Thank you. Looks like I will have plenty of time to build and play with the program. Just got orders to another unit that will be deploying soon, so we will see what I can come up with.
Originally Posted by oscarl48
Alan,
Wonderful job. The entire composition looks great. Careful, pattern building is addicting.
- O
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