Thread: Some CNC router projects.

Originally Posted by GRS

Hi All,

Me again . Just to show you some car badges I have done for a friend . Yes it is spelled Ain to reflect thier number plates. Also some reverse carved badges I ahve done, my personal fav is the "oh deere" done by my good self and my silly sense of humour.

Cheers

Gary

Nice Work!

I wish I had the time to make clocks!!

Alan

Hi Alan,
Good to see you are still around. Yeah I wish I had time as well but aren't you retired or semi-retired - actually that explains it.

Gary,
Where is your post - did you get shy and take it off?

Here is the latest clock from Dennis. It is jarrah and all cut out with CNC in 3 sections then glued together.

Its so small and fine the work CNC can do. Have a look at this model train [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZC8v0UnWdM"]YouTube - Cnc Train Model Using DIY CNC Router[/ame]

A couple of weeks or so ago, I posted some pictures of some coasters I had made for a nephews wedding, but they hadn't been finished.

I finally got around to putting a finish on them and I'm happy with the result.

Cheers
Geoff

Hi Geoff,
They look great finished and you got the engraving depth consistent as well.
Your showing your age by making a half dozen.

Thanks Rod

Now I've got to come up with some sort of box or sometthing to put them in.

Laminate some CNC cut timber rings???
If you size the outside to a piece of PVC tube or whatever (love that phrase) you can stack them inside it for glue up and less clean up afterwards.

One of my young nieces recently got a pet rabbit for her birthday and wanted to put it's name on the rabbit hutch. So I made her a perspex sign. She liked it a lot and also wanted one for her bedroom door.

Did you mirror image and carve on the back?
Good to spoil the young'ns.

Hi Rod

Yes, carved on the back, mirror imaged. I was going to put some paint into the engraving to make it stand out, but it looks good without, so I just left them as they are.

Cheers

Hi all just a couple of footy plaques again, bloody teams keep changing their logos but I guess it keeps our vectorising skills up.

What no Dockers plaques.
Nice work as always Gary. Len told me you are going laser - only pulling you leg but it is a small world.


I am putting links to Greg's work which will be of interest to anyone wanting tro know what to do with a CNC machine. Hope you don't mind Greg.

Vinyl cutting on a CNC Machine

4th Rotary Axis