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    Default making a spoon

    Hello all, although i have had my carvewright a while i am a new user basically. I just bought a lot of add on software and am trying out the features. I am trying to make a simple wooden spoon i draw an oval or a circle - i have tried extrude and sweep i can not seem to get the middle of the circle to carve out in a spoon shape. Any ideas would be appreciated!

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    well i got a little further however i m still left with "pimple" in the middle using sweep - rounded - how do i get rid of pimple?


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    I think an inverted puff would be best for a spoon. Puffs are also smoother than sweeps.

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    Look for a spoon pattern in the pattern dep on form should be some for free.
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    Type "spoon" in the search box. A lot of threads will come up with free patterns. However this may defeat the learning process which may be your main goal. By the way they are great sellers at craft shows,.

    dbemus

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    Quote Originally Posted by weberts View Post
    well i got a little further however i m still left with "pimple" in the middle using sweep - rounded - how do i get rid of pimple?


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    If you are going to use the sweep tool then the arc goes from the center to the edge, not all the way across. The red line represents the middle. So it would look more like this to get what you want:
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    Wow thanks perfect! Also the inverted puff works. I need to spend some serious time exploring the features!

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    See learn new tricks all the time ... I don't have Puff or sweep ,, But someday I may get it ...
    Mans Quest for knowledge,,, means he'll always find a way !!

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