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pcolausmcdad
12-19-2008, 08:47 AM
hey ya'll-
it's jimbo again. could ya'll explain to me what a "full dimensional carving patteren" is?
is it a patteren that carves completely free of stock board that you could apply to a project to make a like 3d scene?
ex: schooner,seagull,lighthouse applied to a backing to create a seascape.
thanks-
jimbo
cnsranch
12-19-2008, 11:39 AM
Jimbo -
A lot of folks have read your question without responding.
My guess is, like me, they don't quite understand the question.
Can you give it another try?
atauer
12-19-2008, 11:45 AM
Jimbo -
A lot of folks have read your question without responding.
My guess is, like me, they don't quite understand the question.
Can you give it another try?
Yes, I would agree. The question really isn't clear enough. Maybe re-wording or re-phrasing the question would help. Also, let us know what you are trying to achieve and we can give more information.
cnsranch
12-19-2008, 11:56 AM
God, I'm starting to think like Alex :rolleyes:
mtylerfl
12-19-2008, 11:57 AM
hey ya'll-
it's jimbo again. could ya'll explain to me what a "full dimensional carving patteren" is?
is it a patteren that carves completely free of stock board that you could apply to a project to make a like 3d scene?
ex: schooner,seagull,lighthouse applied to a backing to create a seascape.
thanks-
jimbo
Hello Jimbo,
The term "full dimensional" is an attempt to differentiate a "3D" pattern from a "flat-ish" pattern, or from a poor job of creating dimension.
"Flat" patterns are often homemade from clipart and do not have the dimensional relief, roundness and/or relief detail that a "3D" pattern has.
Here are a couple examples comparing "flat" and "poor relief" patterns to "full-dimensional" patterns...
DocWheeler
12-19-2008, 11:59 AM
God, I'm starting to think like Alex :rolleyes:
Kinda worrisome isn't it!
atauer
12-19-2008, 12:03 PM
God, I'm starting to think like Alex :rolleyes:
I'm starting to think like CNS!:wink:
cnsranch
12-19-2008, 12:10 PM
I'm starting to think like CNS!:wink:
Not good, I'm thinking of changing my name to CRS ranch.
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