after much learning, here's some stuff i made with the CW.
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after much learning, here's some stuff i made with the CW.
if you don't expect too much from me, you won't be let down.
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OK, you've really got me curious!How did you make chain? Will you share the MPC?
The 50-50-90 rule: Anytime you have a 50-50 chance of getting something right, there's a 90% probability you'll get it wrong.
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I'll second that. Another great idea.
Bob
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here's the chain programs. i had to run chains1 first, then chains2. if i combine the 2 programs, it carves out the outer part fist, then the inner, and the whole thing breaks off. of course i use pine, so that may be why.
i make them out of 3/4" pine, then cut them in half with my cheapo bandsaw.
then i round off all the edges with my belt sander and dremel.
the "trick" is to take a razor blade and cut every other link in half, then glue the assembly together. use rubber bands or small clamps to clamp it together.
it's a lot of work, but i like the payoff.
if you don't expect too much from me, you won't be let down.
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Nice job on the chains very creative.
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thank you pine acres.
for me it's an excellent use for a lot of my scrap wood.
if you don't expect too much from me, you won't be let down.
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That is very clever. Looks really nice after you got done.
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Those look great!
They both look great. My software doesn't have the Angel pattern. Would you share it?
Yet, Another Newbie
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Re: Those look great!
The angel was posted here:Originally Posted by smartalecy
http://carvewright.com/forum/viewtop...angel&start=15
Tip: You can use the 'Search' option in the upper right corner of the screen to find see if anyone has previously posted the answer to any questions or posted any designs in which you're looking for.
BC
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