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CNC Art Guild of America - Forum & Homepage » CarveWright - Woodworking for the 21st Century! » Pattern Sharing » STL Files » From STL to PTN!

From STL to PTN!

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1From STL to PTN! Empty From STL to PTN! Wed Aug 26, 2009 12:43 am

LittleRedWoodshop

LittleRedWoodshop
Senior Carvaholic
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Check this out - this is a whole new world - if anyone else knew about this they sure hadn't told me .

I bi-sected the STL in the STL impoter and exported it without any more slices. The result is shown hear. What am I saying - yes all of those 3DS and DAE files that I am converting to STL files will make some great carvings (THE OLD WAY). The proof is in the pudding. I will be carving this project and the Northern Pike this week and my brother (Brian) and I will be painting them - yes I will take many pictures and notes of the painting process.

By the way - be sure to sign up for the STL Newsletter (sign up on my website) Look for the first installment in about 2 weeks.

From STL to PTN! Blugil12

http://littleredwoodshop.com

2From STL to PTN! Empty I knew that but Wed Aug 26, 2009 3:29 pm

fwharris

fwharris
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Carvaholic

Thought you knew it too!!!

I do not recall which stl I was playing with but as a let me see what it does and sure thing it worked..

One thing I might suggest is to do the "smooth" function in your 3D software before taking it to stl importer. It will take out the ridge lines...

But yes to all others, get way to make patterns!!!

From STL to PTN! Bluegi10

http://ringneckblues.com

3From STL to PTN! Empty Re: From STL to PTN! Sun Mar 31, 2013 10:44 pm

Will Hoffman


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how about From PTN to STL?, I cant open PTN, what is PTN? thanks

4From STL to PTN! Empty Re: From STL to PTN! Sun Mar 31, 2013 10:48 pm

Will Hoffman


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CarveWright = PTN hehehehe didn't realize this was a CarveWright form oups

5From STL to PTN! Empty Re: From STL to PTN! Sun Mar 31, 2013 10:58 pm

fwharris

fwharris
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Will .. no problem.. try signing up here

http://www.digitalfabbercommunity.com/page/cnc-patterns

http://ringneckblues.com

6From STL to PTN! Empty Re: From STL to PTN! Sun Mar 31, 2013 11:06 pm

Will Hoffman


New User

Will do,, just signed up. Thanks

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