Pattern sharing depot

[Bill]

Hello rgant05,
I attached a .jpg along for you to see just in case it is not the correct file.
Bill.

[autobody]

Here is a ptn file of a door emblishment I scanned in (took over 8 hours ). The size is 12.24" x 7.68"

Please let me know if you carve any of these if they are coming out okay. So far I've just been scanning stuff.

Thanks ~Mike

[pterris]

This may be handy for some applications

[shaddy]

Here's a Harley logo

Got it from www.brandsoftheworld.com
in EPS format, brought it in to CorelDRAW made it larger by stretching, copied, then imported in to CW. Took all of a couple minutes.

PS, BOTW is in a different country (Russia, I believe) that doesn't follow the US's copywrite laws. So just because you get a logo, doesn't mean you have the right to use it. I personally don't worry about making gifts, but if you make a bunch and sell, you may eventually get in a little trouble.

Shaddy

[shaddy]

Here's a John Deere logo, might be of interest to some

Shaddy

[Malfunction]

here's my final product of a chaos symbol i made with the programs DrawPlus8 and the trial version of photoshop.

[autobody]

This is a scan of a goofy carpenter guy I made a few years ago.

I had a bit of trouble while scanning this the hot glue let go at the top. In the pattern editor I tried to clean it up a little, that would be something I'd like to add to the wish list, a clone tool. If anyone can clean this up better please repost it.

Took 16 hours to scan and 20minutes to download from the card.

Thanks ~Mike

[Old Salt]

May have some interest scaned old light house carving

[autobody]

This is a scan of a picture frame. I didn't scan the back so it would need to be done either with the carvewright or by hand to fit the glass into a rabbit. The original scan size was 1.05" deep 6.94" x 8.41"

How would a person cut this out of say a 1" thick board, would I need a backer to keep the machine from cutting into itself?

Please let me know if these are working out, I thought I'd get all my scanning out of the way before I started using the machine to carve.



Thanks ~Mike

[autobody]

This is a scan of a mermaid I carved ( with dremil tools) into a cabinet drawer front. The scan came out a bit odd, has some lines in the face area that aren't in the carving. I'm attaching a picture of the original carving as well, it's on red oak. Scan size is 4.73" x 15.29" x .588"

If anyone carves this with the machine, would you mind posting a picture of the carving in the gallery and let me know if the lines cause any problems?

Thanks ~Mike