looking for euchre counter

[henry1]

Ask and ye shall receive.

This was done with all patterns. The top pattern is set to a depth of .75" so the finished thickness should be around 1/2". The bottom will still be at 3/4" thick unless you start with 1/2" material. Again, I haven't carved this project so I can't verify the outcome. If you like it you may use it as you choose.

Hey steve I tried it work great but can't fatten the numbers and the writing, is there a way to do this any help appreciated , I have the 2.05 but no 3d or 2d but coming soon

[SteveNelson46]

Hey steve I tried it work great but can't fatten the numbers and the writing, is there a way to do this any help appreciated , I have the 2.05 but no 3d or 2d but coming soon

Henry,

Here is a version using only Centerline for the text. I had originally used the Puff tool to make the peg storage recesses but, I changed them to a pattern so anyone without the 3D add-on tools can still use it. This was really easy to create using only the Designer 2.005 or 1.187.

EDIT 04/18/2014: I changed the top to use a pattern. Also deleted the cutout on the back side. It was part of a copy and paste operation but, the Designer doesn't allow cutouts on the back side so I don't know why it was there.

[henry1]

Henry,

Here is a version using only Centerline for the text. I had originally used the Puff tool to make the peg storage recesses but, I changed them to a pattern so anyone without the 3D add-on tools can still use it. This was really easy to create using only the Designer 2.005 or 1.187.

thx steve need the 3d to run the top , guest going to have it soon

[SteveNelson46]

thx steve need the 3d to run the top , guest going to have it soon

Oops! I had forgotten that I used the Sweep tool for the top. Here is the top2.mpc using a pattern for the outside shape. I also deleted the cutout on the back side. It was part of a copy and paste operation but, the Designer doesn't allow cutouts on the back side so I don't know why it was there.

[JoeinWestMich]

Any help with this problem. I wanted to carve this euchre box this morning. When I went to upload the design onto the flash card, I got the message that the diamond, heart, spade and club were not licensed and so would not upload to the flash. Has anybody had this problem? What is my work around to this? Help would be appreciated as it was going to be a gift for my uncle this coming Sunday. Thanks in advance. I used the 1.87 top as I don't have version 2.0.

[unitedcases]

I made my own suits for this but have yet to carve it.

[fwharris]

Any help with this problem. I wanted to carve this euchre box this morning. When I went to upload the design onto the flash card, I got the message that the diamond, heart, spade and club were not licensed and so would not upload to the flash. Has anybody had this problem? What is my work around to this? Help would be appreciated as it was going to be a gift for my uncle this coming Sunday. Thanks in advance. I used the 1.87 top as I don't have version 2.0.

The card suits are purchased patterns from the pattern depot. To carve these you would need to purchase them and activate the license.

[SteveNelson46]

Any help with this problem. I wanted to carve this euchre box this morning. When I went to upload the design onto the flash card, I got the message that the diamond, heart, spade and club were not licensed and so would not upload to the flash. Has anybody had this problem? What is my work around to this? Help would be appreciated as it was going to be a gift for my uncle this coming Sunday. Thanks in advance. I used the 1.87 top as I don't have version 2.0.

I purchased the card suits from the Pattern Depot and the copies that I used on the Euchre Board are licensed to me. If you decide to use them you will have to purchase a license also. They are $5.00 each and can be found at.

http://store.carvewright.com/product...58&cat=&page=1
http://store.carvewright.com/product...56&cat=&page=1
http://store.carvewright.com/product...57&cat=&page=1
http://store.carvewright.com/product...59&cat=&page=1

Of course you can make your own or substitute with anything you wish.

[JoeinWestMich]

Thanks for the prompt reply. It is greatly appreciated. I think I may try tonight to make my own. But under the deadline, may have to purchase. You did a great job, BTW!!!!

[eelamb]

Here are patterns of a card suits, I had made some time back.

NOTE: The MPC was created in designer 1.187, so anyone can open it.