Hi Purpc....
how does this work ? ...is it a cnc machine ..that cuts up and down the wood blank profile ?
more pics maybe ?
This technique works well with the method of Hugh Piggot, but also on similar.
1º
Divide the wood into equal parts and mark them, i divide in 100mm parts.
2º
Prints the shape or draw of each zone that you mark.
3º
Search on the image two dimensions, preferably in exact mm, not in 0.5mm, as in the image, make a point on line previously do, for example on the image there is 50mm from the leading edge, so i mark a point on the wood , 50mm from the leading edge.
4º
Put a drill on a HandDrill, those drills for steel, not that ones for wood with the flat tip, put a drill for example 20mm outside the nose.
Now to drill the hole with 4mm, pick up 16 washers and put ond drill , the drill now only can drill 4mm, the washers are 1mm tickness, drill the hole where you mark the 50 mm, repeat the technique for all the holes you do.
5ª when you began to remove the wood that is in excess, you're checking looking to the hole, naturally when these near of final form, you just see a small point.
Hi Purpc....
how does this work ? ...is it a cnc machine ..that cuts up and down the wood blank profile ?
more pics maybe ?
Yes is a CNC machine, whith Mastercam and the 3D draw, i create the path to the machine.
G'day soon I'll have my cnc finished and I'll do a G-code to carve blades so I will be happy to upload the G-code file.
Now if you have already done one share it please, my cnc will only do 600mm on the X axis so it will be a 3 step proccess and it will be fun.
Cheers Bryan
I just need the 3d file, your g-code file are for your situacion, mine have 1000mm x 500mm of table, so i can get on diagonal alignment almost 1100 mm
thanks, if you need the program path i can generate one for you, i need to now the table sizes, tool or tools dimensions, wood dimensions and what type of G-code your machine works
