Cut this out today. Took it to the sandblaster. It turned out exactly as I wanted.
How big is that? I have one i am cutting out that is the American flag.
Not very big maybe 6-8" I’m actually going to cut out an American flag as well with "Thank You Veterans "
So we completed the first class on making a metal and knurled pen. this is representative of what was done. Also here’s @AlexRhodes who won the assembled pen in a vigorous death match of Rock/Paper/Scissors.
Cheers!
Knurling is so cool…
But was it a fair RPS? Was Alex using real scissors? Lol
Tim showed it to me. It is awesome - the slightly rough cut edge makes it even more fearsome.
If it’s not rock/paper/scissors/lizard/spock, I don;t think it should count.
Yah Alex double scissorsed me on our second try and cut the paper…winning the pen. Way to Go Alex and Thanks Nick. Great Class, very well taught and I know I can build a pen now. I recommend anybody that can get a class with Nick, to sign up. You’ll be glad you did.
Second stage of wall art. Got the metal buffed out and welded the threaded rod and square tubing the back utilizing the 3rd arm I built too. Next, I’ll paint the sign and mount to a oak board.
Brought my kids up for the Christmas ornaments. Big thanks to @CaryF300 for doing it.
Afterwards I cut this out on the PlasmaCam. I plan on back lighting it & putting it in my front yard.
My wife wanted a replacement credit card holder for the one she was using. I used some upholstery leather to sew up a replacement. I have a box of similar leather to donate to DMS if it is wanted. The pieces are 10x10 or smaller but work well for wallets or credit card holders such as this.
Experimenting with designing 3d printed socket holders for incoming replacement sockets in OpenScad, next need to print some to test, hopefully friction fit will be enough to hold them.
Used an expensive laser cutting device to make a silly Walter White (Heisenberg) snowflake for my sister-in-law’s Christmas tree
Thunder Laser, 1/8" plywood from Woodcraft.
Not silly…Très cool!
Fixed the sandblaster, aligned the horizontal bandsaw & worked on some height control for the PlasmaCam. Getting closer to get that going. Going to do some more testing & cuts tomorrow on some thinner material. Fingers crossed
Love that you wedged the 'rang into the wood for the pic…perfect!
Except that is the stump chair for the plasmacam . Hope it can be removed and it isn’t in there forever, where would we sit?
Both items are cool though!