@PhilJohnson - Make sure you have your xcarve up on the counter 
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very cool
it would be awesome if you could just download/model all components, make a solidworks assembly, save assembly as stl, then squish it down by shrinking the Z height in solidworks or another program, resave stl and then import freshly squished file to vcarve. Is this anywhere close to the workflow needed to making a file like this?
thankyou in advance
Looks great, Phil!
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This is truly amazing. Way beyond my skills. Phill, keep up with your great work!
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Gorgeous work, Phil. As always.
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What advantage does vcarve pro have over desktop?
Great work! BZ!
The '57 Chevy Belair was my absolute favorite car model when I was a kid. I can still smell the model glueā¦ Sighā¦ Good timesā¦
As a young adult, I discovered that the two doors were cool, but you could take a four door and chop it. Maybe some dayā¦
Right now, Iām happy with the Maker-Mobile ('09 Jeep Wrangler 2-door), but next is a classic pickup truck, which is my āgoing into townā truckā¦
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Have you ever played LCR @PhilJohnson, I just did the same thing last weekend but LCR dice vs standardā¦ Fun game
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Have you checked the VCarve clip art file for the dish? I have one in my Aspire clip art library.
I donāt see the post now. But I swear that I saw a post from you asking for help with a dish and text carve.
Whoa! The hoses with the piece on the left! Amazing!
Oh, ha ha - I didnāt realize this is a render and not the actual. Nice rendering job then!
From the one angle it almost looks like a drill press cutting louvers into the hood! 
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Truly amazing, Phil.
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Cool! Well done!
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On the other hand, I found a guy up here that sells reclaimed pallets, might be the other halves of yours.
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that is a nice truck of firewood right thereā¦ said no maker ever
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man i wish i could find a deal like that here. right now itās all just flood damaged furniture
Houston
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