Seniors have signed the panel and it is in its new home in the ceiling for all to see. The tradition begins.
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The little slingshot is finished. This was done entirely in Easel from a PDF file in google. This is birch plywood
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Tile turned out cool.
Have you shot the slingshot yet?
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Thank you. Yes. The slingshot does great. First one that I ave had since I was a kid
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This project was fun to do. The image was brought into Inkscape and imported into easel. The chain was a real challenge. I used a 1/32" bit to carve. Will post a picture after paint
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Just finished my latest project. Tried an epoxy inlay for the first time. It was with 5 min epoxy. The box was designed in easel.
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It’s a lot better than having the box sitting on a shelf
A fun little project for the games challenge. These were made from a 2x4 cut to 1 1/2" square. This will be fun for my grandson to play with.
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Latest project. Thanks Robert for the inspiration. Doing this project in sections was not as hard as I thought it would be. Again thanks Robert.
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'This is carved and painted
I did the same thing, pencil and tape measure.
Good idea
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Nice work PhillipLunsford ! Really love the Laion work. Can you tell me what bit you use and what feed rate ?
Thanks, SilverDust
Standard rates listed in easel for birch plywood. I actually never even looked at it. The panther was done with two stage carve. 1/8" roughing and 1/16" detail pass. The spartan was done with a 1/32" bit and the tigger was a 1/16" bit. I was experimenting with two stage carve as well as work piece carve. The edge was with a 45 degree chamfer bit on my router table
