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Old 23rd Feb 2011, 09:30 AM
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He is doing some great work its the future as is CNC Fred
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Hi Bill . your work in the gallery website is fantastic and if i might say so a bit mind boggling. do you have any basic tutorials about how to set up to have any chance of achieving some of the amazing shapes you have produced. I do not have a rose machine but i do have the plans for a mdf model.
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thanks for putting this one forward. Absolutely amazing technology and art work.
People like Bill will keep OT alive for some time yet and hopefully we can all learn something from this.
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The beauty of his software is that it written in java and can be applied to most if not all desk tops etc. Simple and effective to use, there are far more elaborate and costly software packages around such as Artcam etc.

The price is very reasonable and fun to play around with
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