originial posted at Forum.CarveWright.com by Dhaffner - awesome job Doug
First off, this 3D model comes from the google 3D warehouse. Credit listed as "birdman"...the model is the M6G pistol. It's a non-existent weapon from the game Halo.
I had a little blow-out on the rear of the gun detailing, but not bad considering the scale and wood choice (aspen..a pine variety?) That stuff is fuzzy! I'm going to enlarge it just a hair and try it in a little more dense wood with less fuzz.
But in the meantime, here it is...
details: each section is about 9" long. It took 3:47:00 to carve.
I love this application. Seriously.
I'll post another pic when the glue dries and I get it sanded.
Good questions....
The tabs are added manually (which rocks because I can put them in the least annoying spots. There is a carve region around the objects, which is set to pierce...so the machine carves out all the open spaces. Here are a couple shots with it glued up. The manual tabs addition was fantastic, by the way. Way to go LHR!
Doug
First off, this 3D model comes from the google 3D warehouse. Credit listed as "birdman"...the model is the M6G pistol. It's a non-existent weapon from the game Halo.
I had a little blow-out on the rear of the gun detailing, but not bad considering the scale and wood choice (aspen..a pine variety?) That stuff is fuzzy! I'm going to enlarge it just a hair and try it in a little more dense wood with less fuzz.
But in the meantime, here it is...
details: each section is about 9" long. It took 3:47:00 to carve.
I love this application. Seriously.
I'll post another pic when the glue dries and I get it sanded.
Good questions....
The tabs are added manually (which rocks because I can put them in the least annoying spots. There is a carve region around the objects, which is set to pierce...so the machine carves out all the open spaces. Here are a couple shots with it glued up. The manual tabs addition was fantastic, by the way. Way to go LHR!
Doug