Oscar,
That looks awesome. How much linear feet did you do and how long did it take to carve? My wife wants to do the Farmhouse style in our kitchen and bathrooms so something like this might be a nice touch.
Oscar,
That looks awesome. How much linear feet did you do and how long did it take to carve? My wife wants to do the Farmhouse style in our kitchen and bathrooms so something like this might be a nice touch.
I only did 6 linear ft for the decorative border. It took about 1 hr 45 min on normal. The oak only needed slight sanding.
Great work again Oscar. The pattern you made is sweet and I like that you fact that you put thought into the starting and ending of the pattern, so they could be added to each other to make the molding as long as you want. Very nice and thanks for sharing.
Simple diamond pattern I used for the decorative railing. A simple element that can be incorporated into different projects.
Its been a while. Here is a Gothic Celtic cross.
Thanks Oscar, that's very nice.
Mike
All Gave Some,
Some Gave All.
My computer configuration and software used:
Gigabyte GA-990XA-UD3 Motherboard, AMD FX 6-core Processor Black Edition, 32 Gig DDR 3 Ram, Gigabyte HD 6450 Video Card with 1 Gig DDR 3 ram, Windows 10
Designer 2.007, Designer 3.102, Pattern Editor, Centerline, Conforming Vectors, 2d Tools, 3d Tools, DXF Importer, STL Importer and Rotary Jig.
Mike, thanks.
I've been trying to figure out how to model this to make it real simple. I am down to 9 steps and under 5 minutes to make this model in 3d. I haven't posted a blender tutorial in a long time so thought this would be a good model to make.
Simple round frame. You can make it an oval by changing the x/y proportions.
Added a render to see how it would look in the computer 3d virtual world.
Oscarl48
Beautiful Work!! Thanks for sharing your great talent!
Kaleidoscope center rosette created using blender.