just can't quit on the last supper

[fwharris]

This is Vector Art 3D pattern of the Last Supper. I was contacted by James @ Vector Art to carve this on the CW to show their pattern detail.

Note that the red oak stain does not do the detail any justice in the picture, should have stayed with the golden oak.

The last picture shows the one I had the goof on pattern settings (top) and the correct pattern settings (bottom).

If you would like to see higher resolution pictures take a gander at: http://photos.ringneckblues.com

[HelpBot3000]

Wow! Now those came out great! They picked a good candidate for showing off the detail in that pattern.

[Rocky]

This is Vector Art 3D pattern of the Last Supper. I was contacted by James @ Vector Art to carve this on the CW to show their pattern detail.

Note that the red oak stain does not do the detail any justice in the picture, should have stayed with the golden oak.

The last picture shows the one I had the goof on pattern settings (top) and the correct pattern settings (bottom).

If you would like to see higher resolution pictures take a gander at: http://photos.ringneckblues.com

I don't see any Last Supper photos at the link you provided?

[fyrpuppy]

Look at the menu on the left there is a tab for "The Last Supper"

[Rocky]

Look at the menu on the left there is a tab for "The Last Supper"

DAH! Dumb me, I was just focused on the photos. I see them now and they're very nice. Are the 2 little dark spots wood knots?

[fwharris]

Rocky, Glad you found the pictures and yes the dark spots are small knots. Frypuppy, thanks for the help!

HBK3, not sure if I was the right person or not with the little brain fart I had with the original set up. The pattern even with the bit not optimized did carve with very nice detail. Also the oak with the grain does mask or hide a lot of the detail in the pictures and I feel does not do the pattern the justice it deserves. The red oak stain also came out darker than I liked on the end grain, should have listened to the wife and stuck with golden oak as it would have been a better comparison for showing detail. Live and learn I guess.

I use a lot of Vector Art's wildlife patterns and I am amazed with the small details that they put into them to make them look as real as possible. They definitely have the high tech art software and put a lot of time and attention to detail in each pattern. For me they are well worth the $$$$.