aspire camp show and tell!!

[james mcgrew]

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i am posting a new thread and will ask kieth to move it wherver he sees fit, thanks keith for your presentation on the business end of cnc and the small guy!!

thanks to all who came, having james, tim and micheal t do the aspire presentations and training was first class!!

again thanks to all!!

jim

[james mcgrew]

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some more !!!!!

[Gene Crain]

Beautiful works!! thank you for posting

[Mick A Martin]

Here are a few more pictures

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[Gene Crain]

beautiful works!!! thank you for posting. one day i hope to attend!

[Mike Wenman]

All of the items in the pics posted are absolutely fantastic.. very very nice indeed.

on the 3rd pic of the first post, are those photoVcarve in corian?

[Mick A Martin]

All of the items in the pics posted are absolutely fantastic.. very very nice indeed.

on the 3rd pic of the first post, are those photoVcarve in corian?

Mike,

The Corian items you are referring to in the first picture were made by Keith Outten using dye sublimation technique.

[Mike Wenman]

Ohhh-kay...a little beyond what I had thought initially as a PhotoVCarve with using paint as a fill.

Thanks for the reply Mick.

[Richard Link]

Mick,

Do you know how the pedestal with the skulls was designed and cut? Is that a true 3d machining job designed in Rhino (or some such) or just a wrapped toolpath created in Aspire?

Richard

[james mcgrew]

skull scanned with the nextengine and aspire

[Brian J Rogalny]

The skull table is unbelievable, I love that look, nice work. Maybe someday.