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[bjbethke]

Thanks Floyd, well I shut down my shopping cart on my site, and I wanted the shared patterns to still be available, so I am posting them here. Not sure what I will do with the 200+ patterns/projects I had for sale.
So yes I will empty my closet of the old ones, many have never been seen here.

Hi Eddie; Did you ever think about putting them on CD or DVD's?

I offer my patterns on CD and DVD's; a CD holds about 200 pattern files and a DVD holds about 600 pattern files.

I am making my patterns stored on CD and DVDs, I like to store my patterns in files with the MPC, PTN, MPW and the + & - images in a grayscale format with a Screen Print of the MPC, for my own use.

This makes iteasy for me to find my patterns when I need them.

I purchased my first CW unit in 2007 and started to make my own patternsince then, not sure how many I have, but it is over 5000 since the last time Itried to count them.

[eelamb]

Thanks BJB, I have no trouble locating or finding my patterns. Hard drive with all patterns including obj, stl, images, ptn, mpw etc are on one large drive, which is backed up nightly, to external drive, my windows server and on my website.So I have it covered where to place them, plus they are all categorized.

[CNC Carver]

Eddie,

You are sharing great patterns! Thank you very much. You have always made wonderful patterns.

Jeff

[eelamb]

A few more objects

[eelamb]

and some more

[eelamb]

waiting on the wife, so decided to post a few more.
For the clock template, it will layout a clock face for you. Once you size it and place the numbers, just delete the template.

This now makes 51 uploaded, with 6 more in this group and 85 in the other group. I have deleted about 40 patterns I had made in the early days which were not good.

[eelamb]

Three scrolls. I believe I have shown the images of these before.
I have carved scroll 3 a few times and love it.

[eelamb]

A wheel clock.
Look in characters 2 patterns, objects 4 patterns, and religion 1 pattern for today.

[oscarl48]

Thought I would do a series of clock faces. They should be quick to design and build as 3d models to port into CW.

First in the series is a quick unicorn clock face pattern.

The unicorn is not my 3d model but licensed under creative commons attribution 3.0 where you MUST give attribution/credit to ikkiz (http://www.blendswap.com/blends/view/72281). The rest of the pattern is mine.

[ktjwilliams]

Nice work Ed !!!! You DA man ... Making a decent PTN is still my weak point ... Although,,, I keep practicing ... Ha